Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr traversine (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr croix de lorraine (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
se noarvi (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
nl bovendorpel (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr trafusoir (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverse (n)
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en sleeper Source: English Wiktionary
fr traverse (n)
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fr métonymie Source: French Wiktionary
fr tampage (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
es travesaño (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr transandin (a)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverse (n)
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fr fortifier Source: French Wiktionary
fr poitrinière (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverse (n)
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fr inclinaison Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverse (n)
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fr certain Source: French Wiktionary
fr houlice (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr tête de râteau (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverse (n)
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fr rail Source: French Wiktionary
pt travessa (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverse bi bloc (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr traverseur (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr saboteuse (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr travelage (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr intensité (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr échelon (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr chemin de fer (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
bg траверса (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr voie lactée (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
en traversed (v)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr raidillon (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr sous barbe (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
la vara (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr regingot (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr platière (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
la trames (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr longrine (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr meneau (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
en tie (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
mg latsy (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr by (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr appui de fenêtre (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
fr anternon (n)
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fr traverse Source: French Wiktionary
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