Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
is stigið (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stiga (n)
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is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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en degree Source: English Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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fr stade Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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fr phase Source: French Wiktionary
is stigum (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en point Source: English Wiktionary
is stigs (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stigin (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stigsins (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stiginu (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr niveau Source: French Wiktionary
is stiganna (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr escalier Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en stage Source: English Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr degré Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr point Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
en level Source: English Wiktionary
is stigunum (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr marche Source: French Wiktionary
is stigi (n)
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Weight: 1.0
is stig Source: French Wiktionary
is stig (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
Weight: 1.0
fr étape Source: French Wiktionary
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