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fr décroissemens (n) |
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fr bifère (a) |
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fr mixti unibinaire (a) |
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fr goniogène (a) |
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fr décroissements (n) |
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fr terno annulaire (a) |
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fr décroit (n) |
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fr épiméride (a) |
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fr décroît (n) |
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fr acrogène (a) |
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fr décroissement (n) |
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fr isonome (a) |
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fr mixtibinaire (a) |
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fr décours (n) |
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fr dodécanome (a) |
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fr ditrinome (a) |
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fr décroissement (n) |
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fr cérès (n) |
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