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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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de physiologe (n)
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de physiologie Sources: German Wiktionary and English Wiktionary
de fruchtwasser (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de physiologisch (a)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de ejakulation (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de physiologie (n)
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de physiologin Source: English Wiktionary
de schweiss (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de rezeptor (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de schwellkörper (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de transmembranös (a)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de antagonist (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de hypophyse (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de reaktionszeit (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de ozytozin (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de elektrogen (a)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de mydriasis (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de sezernieren (v)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de notdurft (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de epiphyse (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de physiologie (n)
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fr physiologie Source: French Wiktionary
de physiologin (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: English Wiktionary
de oxytozin (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de miktion (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de alkalose (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de zirbeldrüse (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de physikum (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de stuhlgang (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de neurophysiologie (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de aortendruck (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de akkommodation (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de compliance (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de zoologin (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de sekretion (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de atmung (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de drüsensekret (n)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de physiologie (n)
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en physiology Source: English Wiktionary
de physiologie (n)
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de physiologe Source: English Wiktionary
de mydriase (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de physiologie (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologisch Source: English Wiktionary
de metabotrop (a)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de oxytocin (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de neonatologie (n)
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Weight: 1.0
de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
de sensibilisieren (v)
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de physiologie Source: German Wiktionary
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