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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary and English Wiktionary
de südsternhimmel (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de orion (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de becher (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de delphin (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de äquinoktium (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de himmelsäquator (n)
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de erdäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de himmelsäquator (n)
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en celestial equator Source: English Wiktionary
de grosser hund (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de himmelsäquator (n)
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de himmelskugel Source: German Wiktionary
de kleiner hund (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de einhorn (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de präzession (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de nordhimmel (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de südhimmel (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de nordsternhimmel (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de tagundnachtgleiche (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
de himmelsäquator (n)
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de grosskreis Source: German Wiktionary
de delfin (n)
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de himmelsäquator Source: German Wiktionary
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