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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
en simony (n)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonies (n)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr patarins (n)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr grâce Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr dignité Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr sacramentel Source: French Wiktionary
io simonio (n)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr argent Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr spirituel Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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en simony Source: English Wiktionary
fr simoniaque (a)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr temporel Source: French Wiktionary
sv simoni (n)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr chose Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr trafic Source: French Wiktionary
pt simonia (n)
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fr simonie Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr avantage Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr ecclésiastique Source: French Wiktionary
fr simonie (n)
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fr moyennant Source: French Wiktionary
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