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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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sv gullviva (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
bg иглилина (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
nl primula (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
en primrose (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primerole (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fo fransagras (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
en primrose (a)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr brairète (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primulacées (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primuline (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
cs primulka (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr voir Source: French Wiktionary
eo hirta primolo (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr premier Source: French Wiktionary
eo primolo (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
oc primavèra (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr oreille d’ ours (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
co primula (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevères (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr plante Source: French Wiktionary
eo eta primolo (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
sl jeglič (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
pt prímula (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr mois Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr février Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr primulacées Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr printemps Source: French Wiktionary
fr nummulaire (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
br bleuñv nevez (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr fleurir Source: French Wiktionary
fr primulacée (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
cs petrklíč (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
bg примула (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fro primerole (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
bg иглика (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr famille Source: French Wiktionary
it primula (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
eo elipsfolia primolo (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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fr avant Source: French Wiktionary
br boked laezh (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
nl sleutelbloem (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
kw brialli (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
pt primavera (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
eo farunprimolo (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr auricule (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
en primula (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fy peaskeblom (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
cs prvosenka (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
sv viva (n)
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fr primevère Source: French Wiktionary
fr primevère (n)
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en primrose Source: English Wiktionary
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