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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr oxyder Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr oxyde Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr former Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr peroxyde Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr peut Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr tétraoxyde Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr oxygéner Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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en monoxide Source: English Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr ceux Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr substance Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr oxygène Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr monoxyde Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr composé Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr moins Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr dioxyde Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr quelconque Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr combiner Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr tous Source: French Wiktionary
fr protoxyde (n)
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fr trioxyde Source: French Wiktionary
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