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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: OpenCyc 2012, German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, French Wiktionary, and Open Multilingual WordNet
en sister (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.83
en sibling Sources: German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
en big sister (n, person)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en sister (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en sister (n, person)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en member (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en little sister (n, person)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en sister (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en sister (n, person)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en female sibling (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en Sister (n, roman_catholic)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en nun (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en half sister (n, person)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en sister (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en Beguine (n, roman_catholic)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en sister (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en sister (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en person (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en sister
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en sibling (n) Source: French Wiktionary
en half sister
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en sister (n) Source: German Wiktionary
en sister (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en sibling (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en stepsister
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en sister (n) Source: German Wiktionary
en aapa (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en sister Source: German Wiktionary
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