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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr mortification Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr cutané Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr devoir Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr cotice Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr violence Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr meuble Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr équerre Source: French Wiktionary
nl doorligwond (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarrifier (v)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr quartier Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr champ Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr bordure Source: French Wiktionary
fr caverne (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr prolonger Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarrification (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarotique (a)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr tissulaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr escharre (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr désigner Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarotique (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr profond Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr mollusque Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr lésion Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr résulter Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr grand Source: French Wiktionary
cu краста (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
en bedsore (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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en bedsore Source: English Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr brèche Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarres (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr chargé Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr alitement Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr tissu Source: French Wiktionary
en decubitus (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
io eskaro (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr ouverture Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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en eschar Source: English Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr pièce Source: French Wiktionary
en slough (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
la escharosis (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr bruit Source: French Wiktionary
fr escarre (n)
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fr écu Source: French Wiktionary
de dekubitus (n)
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fr escarre Source: French Wiktionary
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