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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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fr castrat (n)
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fr chanteur Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr enfant Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrateur (a)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr conserver Source: French Wiktionary
cs kastrát (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrats (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr sopraniste (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
cu скопьць (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr semblable Source: French Wiktionary
it castrato (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
grc σπαδων (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
nl castraat (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr châtrer Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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en castrato Source: English Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr enfance Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr voix Source: French Wiktionary
fr éburné (a)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr castrat (n)
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fr femme Source: French Wiktionary
cs kleštěnec (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
ru кастрат (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
fr émasculé (n)
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fr castrat Source: French Wiktionary
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