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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: DBPedia 2015, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
en kali yuga (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en proleptic (a)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en december (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en may (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian calendar (n)
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en vernal equinox Source: English Wiktionary
en april (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en pashons (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en cutover (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en common era (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en christian era (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en julian calendar (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en solar calendar (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en sidereal year (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en february (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en lunar new year (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian calendar (n)
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en calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en year (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian calendar (n)
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fr calendrier grégorien Source: French Wiktionary
en october (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en sabbath
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en dog days (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian calendar (n)
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en year Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian calendar (n)
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en western world Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian calendar (n)
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en julian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en march (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en new year's day (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en leap year (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en anno domini (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en july (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en n.s (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en new year (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en january (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en november (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en june (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en february 31 (n)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en gregorian (a)
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en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en august (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en september (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en gregorian calendar Source: English Wiktionary
en saturday
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Weight: 0.5
en gregorian calendar Source: DBPedia 2015
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