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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
mg oritra (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
it lussazione (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr articulation Source: French Wiktionary
mg folakalefitry (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
es esguince (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
sl izvin (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorsé (a)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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en exception Source: English Wiktionary
en rick (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr exception Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr ligament Source: French Wiktionary
dje goori (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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en violation Source: English Wiktionary
oc estòrsa (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr distension Source: French Wiktionary
bg изкълчвам (v)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
ca esquinç (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
nl verstuiking (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr strapping (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
dje mulay (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr entourer Source: French Wiktionary
de verstauchung (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
dua etine̱le̱ (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
vi bong gân (v)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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en sprain Source: English Wiktionary
nl zwikken (v)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorser (v)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr douloureux Source: French Wiktionary
mg nikaritsy (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
en sprain (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr tort Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (v)
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fr entorser Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr violent Source: French Wiktionary
it slogatura (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr opodeldoch (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr partie Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorse (n)
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fr mol Source: French Wiktionary
fr entorses (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
it distorsione (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
fr écart (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
mg mioritra (n)
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fr entorse Source: French Wiktionary
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