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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr bison (n)
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dak thatháŋka Source: French Wiktionary
dak šuŋkčhíŋčada (n)
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fr poulain Source: French Wiktionary
dak apé (n)
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en leaf Source: English Wiktionary
en bde maka ska
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dak bdé makhá ská Source: English Wiktionary
dak okhíya (v)
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en woman Source: English Wiktionary
dak wé (n)
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fr sang Source: French Wiktionary
dak cheškámaza (n)
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en cop Source: English Wiktionary
dak phahį́ (n)
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en porcupine Source: English Wiktionary
dak zicá (n)
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en squirrel Source: English Wiktionary
dak kagbéza (v)
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fr lignes Source: French Wiktionary
dak pȟasú (n)
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fr être humain Source: French Wiktionary
dak tȟáŋkake čiŋ (n)
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fr sage Source: French Wiktionary
dak čhečhúŋte (n)
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fr fémur Source: French Wiktionary
dak wíhdi (n)
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fr huile Source: French Wiktionary
dak iyápi wóopȟe (n)
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fr linguistique Source: French Wiktionary
dak waŋžída (v)
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fr un Source: French Wiktionary
dak gnašká (n)
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fr grenouille Source: French Wiktionary
dak pté (n)
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fr femelle Source: French Wiktionary
dak hí (n)
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en tooth Source: English Wiktionary
dak pheží inákseye
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dak pȟežínakseye (n) Source: French Wiktionary
dak ištáha (n)
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en eyelid Source: English Wiktionary
dak huȟbá
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dak hoȟbá (n) Source: French Wiktionary
dak gdépa (v)
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fr vomir Source: French Wiktionary
dak hoȟpápišiča (n)
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fr coqueluche Source: French Wiktionary
dak híŋziša (n)
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fr robe Source: French Wiktionary
dak huhú (n)
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fr anatomie Source: French Wiktionary
dak hokhá (n)
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fr héron Source: French Wiktionary
dak tȟakápsiča (n)
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fr lacrosse Source: French Wiktionary
dak nąpháhų (n)
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en thumb Source: English Wiktionary
dak nakpá (n)
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fr externe Source: French Wiktionary
dak witkówįʾothi (n)
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en brothel Source: English Wiktionary
dak adétka (n)
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fr branche Source: French Wiktionary
dak wapháha (n)
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en war bonnet Source: English Wiktionary
dak thapʼíyukhape (n)
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fr baseball Source: French Wiktionary
dak pȟešdá (v)
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dak pȟášda Source: French Wiktionary
dak čhaŋská (n)
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fr mûrier Source: French Wiktionary
dak ǧí (v)
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fr marron Source: French Wiktionary
dak haŋké
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fr partie Source: French Wiktionary
dak aégnaka (v)
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fr ajouter Source: French Wiktionary
dak wikčémna (v)
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fr dix Source: French Wiktionary
dak wínažaža (n)
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fr machine à laver Source: French Wiktionary
dak niǧé (n)
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fr panse Source: French Wiktionary
dak čhaŋté (n)
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fr anatomie Source: French Wiktionary
dak čhebdóhu (n)
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fr anatomie Source: French Wiktionary
dak chegnáka (n)
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en breechcloth Source: English Wiktionary
dak wíyažo (n)
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en horn Source: English Wiktionary
fr corbeau (n)
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dak kȟaŋǧí Source: French Wiktionary
dak tȟáŋkaka (n)
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fr adulte Source: French Wiktionary
dak khodá (n)
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en friend Source: English Wiktionary
dak chehúpa (n)
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en lower jaw Source: English Wiktionary
dak aǧúyapi (n)
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en bread Source: English Wiktionary
dak atą́sʾe (r)
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en quietly Source: English Wiktionary
dak mayá (n)
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en bluff Source: English Wiktionary
dak hutkhą́ (n)
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en root Source: English Wiktionary
dak iwáhokuŋkhiya (v)
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fr donner Source: French Wiktionary
dak wé (n)
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en blood Source: English Wiktionary
dak mní (n)
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fr eau Source: French Wiktionary
dak ptewániyaŋpi (n)
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fr bétail Source: French Wiktionary
dak íŋyaŋȟčake (n)
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fr minéralogie Source: French Wiktionary
dak cháǧa (n)
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en ice Source: English Wiktionary
dak tȟaspáŋhu čháŋ (n)
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dak tȟaspáŋhu Source: French Wiktionary
dak čhehúpa oáhde (n)
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fr articulation Source: French Wiktionary
dak hnúni (v)
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fr parent Source: French Wiktionary
dak čhú (n)
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fr météorologie Source: French Wiktionary
dak wí (n)
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en sun Source: English Wiktionary
dak tháŋkake (n)
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fr mûre Source: French Wiktionary
dak dá (v)
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en demand Source: English Wiktionary
dak wičhásta (n)
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fr être humain Source: French Wiktionary
dak chąną́kpa (n)
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en mushroom Source: English Wiktionary
dak míwakʾą (n)
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en sword Source: English Wiktionary
dak iyótȟahena (r)
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fr entre Source: French Wiktionary
dak omásʼapheda (n)
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fr téléphone portable Source: French Wiktionary
en bow (n)
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dak itazipe Source: English Wiktionary
dak wąbdí (n)
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en eagle Source: English Wiktionary
dak wakhíta (n)
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en watchman Source: English Wiktionary
fr antilope d’ amérique (n)
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dak tȟatȟókana Source: French Wiktionary
dak áinina (r)
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fr mot Source: French Wiktionary
dak ósmaka (n)
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en valley Source: English Wiktionary
dak thí (v)
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en live Source: English Wiktionary
dak onápha (v)
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fr se réfugier Source: French Wiktionary
dak wíhmuŋke (n)
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fr météorologie Source: French Wiktionary
dak mništášta (n)
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en marsh Source: English Wiktionary
dak thabʼíyukhape (n)
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fr baseball Source: French Wiktionary
dak híŋziša (n)
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fr cheval Source: French Wiktionary
dak phá (n)
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en head Source: English Wiktionary
dak tȟapʼíyukȟape (n)
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fr baseball Source: French Wiktionary
dak makhóbašpe (n)
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fr géographie Source: French Wiktionary
dak wóʾixaya (r)
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en inappropriately Source: English Wiktionary
dak matȟó (v)
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fr furieusement Source: French Wiktionary
dak kȟópȟegda (v)
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fr ressentir Source: French Wiktionary
fr thermomètre (n)
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dak kȟáta isdódye Source: French Wiktionary
dak yámni (v)
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fr trois Source: French Wiktionary
dak tȟáŋkake (n)
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fr sage Source: French Wiktionary
dak maǧášapa (n)
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fr bernache du canada Source: French Wiktionary
dak wíčasaŋ (n)
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fr rasoir Source: French Wiktionary
dak wakhą́šica (n)
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en evil spirit Source: English Wiktionary
dak oxʾą́hąhą (v)
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en abuse Source: English Wiktionary
dak phuté (n)
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fr zoologie Source: French Wiktionary
dak xé (n)
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en mountain Source: English Wiktionary
dak onápȟa (v)
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fr fuir Source: French Wiktionary
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