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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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en pygmy (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr composé Source: French Wiktionary
af dwerg (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
el πυγμαιοσ (a)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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en pygmy Source: English Wiktionary
la pygmaei (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr légendaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmées (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fy dwerch (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr chevêchette (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr aka (a)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
ang dweorg (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
nl pygmee (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
nl dwerg (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
da dværg (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr crédit Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr efforcer Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr illustre Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr talent Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr moderne Source: French Wiktionary
fr négrille (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygméen (a)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr explorateur Source: French Wiktionary
it pigmeo (a)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
sv pygmé (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr haut Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr peuple Source: French Wiktionary
oc cagarèl (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr antiquité Source: French Wiktionary
oc cagarèu (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr nain Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr puissant Source: French Wiktionary
fr nain
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fr pygmée Source: English Wiktionary
eo pigmeo (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr presque Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr tribu Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr nuire Source: French Wiktionary
ga abhcach (a)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr coudée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr homme Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr vainement Source: French Wiktionary
en pigmy (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr twa (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr taille Source: French Wiktionary
fr pygmée (n)
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fr mérite Source: French Wiktionary
it pigmeo (n)
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fr pygmée Source: French Wiktionary
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