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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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de di Source: German Wiktionary
it abituare (v)
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it abitudine Source: English Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it consuetudine Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it disposizione Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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en habit Source: English Wiktionary
it abitudinale (a)
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it abitudine Source: English Wiktionary
it abito (n)
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it abitudine Source: English Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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fr habitude Source: French Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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en custom Source: English Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it inclinazione Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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fr coutume Source: French Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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de veraltet Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it assuefazione Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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de a Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudini (n)
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it abitudine Source: French Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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en routine Source: English Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it tradizione Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it costume Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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it usanza Source: German Wiktionary
it abitudine (n)
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en practice Source: English Wiktionary
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