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fr dulcitone (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr gamme (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr antiphonie (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr sol aigu (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr la aigu (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr ochavas Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr huitaine Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr jour Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr note Source: French Wiktionary
fr octa
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr décaméride (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr contrebasse (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr octavin Source: French Wiktionary
fro uitaves (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr sol grave (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr italien Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr anglo saxon Source: French Wiktionary
fro oitel (a)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
eo oktavo (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octavié (a)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr épée Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr litre Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr vers Source: French Wiktionary
bg октава (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octavaire (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
de oktave (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr équisonance (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr stance Source: French Wiktionary
fr contre fa (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr poésie Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr aune Source: French Wiktionary
fr contrebasson (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr supination Source: French Wiktionary
fr bombarde (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr consacrer Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr degré Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr octonion Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr poignet Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr espagnol Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr octavon Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr espace Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr comprendre Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr solenniser Source: French Wiktionary
fr kinnery (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr huit (a)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr par dessus de viole (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr alla ottava (r)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr basse turbe (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr exilent (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr pied de biche (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr contre ut (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octaves (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr loco (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr consonance Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr fête Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr éloigner Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr intervalle Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr centimètre Source: French Wiktionary
fr do (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr correspondre Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr huit Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr extrême Source: French Wiktionary
it ottava (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr huitième Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr semaine Source: French Wiktionary
fr polyvoque (a)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr basse (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr gallon Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr position Source: French Wiktionary
fr galoubet (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr équisonant (a)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
la diapason (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr tuyaux parlant (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr la grave (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr tenir Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr whisky Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr célèbre Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr romain Source: French Wiktionary
fr octavin (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr dodécaphonisme (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octave (n)
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fr église Source: French Wiktionary
fr fa (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr harmonicor (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr réplique (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr si (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr ré (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr octavine (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr dodécaphonique (a)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr intervalle double (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr doublette (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
fr mi (n)
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fr octave Source: French Wiktionary
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