Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Source: French Wiktionary
it spicula (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr polycyste (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr jet Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr grand Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxe (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr vitesse Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr chromosphère Source: French Wiktionary
en spicule (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr calcaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr épillet Source: French Wiktionary
fr kétoupa (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr spongine Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr silice Source: French Wiktionary
it spicola (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
de nadel (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
es espícula (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr éponge Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr éphémère Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicules (n)
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fr spicule Source: French Wiktionary
fr spicule (n)
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fr gaz Source: French Wiktionary
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