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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
sv flamma (n)
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fr flamme Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammorna (n)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammas (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammande (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (v)
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fr flamboyer Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammar (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (v)
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en blaze Source: English Wiktionary
sv flamma (n)
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en romance Source: English Wiktionary
sv flammad (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (v)
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fr flamber Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (v)
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en flame Source: English Wiktionary
sv flammat (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammade (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (n)
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en woman Source: English Wiktionary
sv flamma (n)
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en flame Source: English Wiktionary
sv flammor (n)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammades (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamman (n)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (n)
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fr béguin Source: French Wiktionary
sv flamma (n)
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fr veine Source: French Wiktionary
sv flammats (v)
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sv flamma Source: French Wiktionary
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