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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary and English Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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en combustible Source: English Wiktionary
eu hidrogeno (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de entflammbar Source: German Wiktionary
de azetaldehyd (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de erdgas (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de entzündlich Source: German Wiktionary
da hydrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de pentan (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
ms hidrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de phytolith (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de lage Source: German Wiktionary
de wasserstoff (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de fackel (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
no hydrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
az hidrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
cy hydrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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en flammable Source: English Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de verbrennen Source: German Wiktionary
de essigsäure (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de acetaldehyd (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
id hidrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
pt hidrogênio (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
eu nitrogeno (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de flammpunkt (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de feuergefährlich Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de entzündbar Source: German Wiktionary
mt torċa (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de phlogiston (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de wunderkerze (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de styrol (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de ethylenglykol (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennen (v)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
eu gas noble (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de cyclohexanol (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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de brennen Source: German Wiktionary
de brennen wie zunder
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
ca hidrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de zündquelle (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de brennbar (a)
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en inflammable Source: English Wiktionary
mt fjakkla (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de propan (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
de propen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
en coal (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
ro hidrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
br hidrogen (n)
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de brennbar Source: German Wiktionary
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