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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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pt vernáculo (n)
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ka მშობლიური (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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en argot Source: English Wiktionary
el δημοτική (n)
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es vernáculo (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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en dialect Source: English Wiktionary
en vernacular (n)
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en literary Source: English Wiktionary
nl volkstaal (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en unique Source: English Wiktionary
ga teanga dhúchais (n)
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fi kansankieli (n)
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ga teanga choiteann (n)
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ka სახალხო (a)
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sco hamelt (a)
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en common (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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en group Source: English Wiktionary
da almensprog (n)
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fr vernaculaire (n)
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en vernacular (a)
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en language Source: English Wiktionary
zh 白話字 (n)
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en vernacular Source: English Wiktionary
en humanism (n)
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zh 詩話 (n)
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fi slangi (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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fr langue vernaculaire Source: French Wiktionary
za vahmbanj (n)
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en vernacular Source: English Wiktionary
en vernacular (n)
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en everyday Source: English Wiktionary
en sexlore (n)
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en vernacular Source: English Wiktionary
ga dúchasach (a)
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it vernacolare (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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en language Source: English Wiktionary
el δημώδησ (a)
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nl spreektaal (n)
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lb ëmgangssprooch (n)
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de vernakular (a)
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en hall house (n)
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zh 白話文 (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en national Source: English Wiktionary
nl omgangstaal (n)
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it volgare (n)
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fr basabürü (n)
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no dagligtale (n)
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de regiolekt (n)
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en farse (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en indigenous Source: English Wiktionary
en church slavonic (n)
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en vulgo (r)
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en demotic (a)
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en demotic greek (n)
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en debate (n)
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de vernakulär (a)
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nl roodborst (n)
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fi puhekieli (n)
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de umgangssprache (n)
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id logat (n)
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zh 白話 (n)
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en popular culture (n)
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en nonvernacular (a)
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fi ammattislangi (n)
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en llanito (n)
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en vernaculars (n)
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en vernacular Source: French Wiktionary
pt vernáculo (a)
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ar عامية (n)
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pl narzecze (n)
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en vernacularize (v)
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en hellenisation (n)
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en vernacularism (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en jargon Source: English Wiktionary
zh 俗名 (n)
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yi תחינה (n)
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en folk culture (n)
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en vernacular (a)
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fr vernaculaire Source: French Wiktionary
en margery (n)
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en neo middle egyptian (n)
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ar لغة (n)
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it popolare (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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en scientific Source: English Wiktionary
en red jews (n)
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zh 本地白 (n)
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vi bạch thoại (n)
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pt invernáculo (a)
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zh 土音 (n)
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la vernaculus (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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en speech Source: English Wiktionary
nl volksmond (n)
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it idioma (n)
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ga teanga an phobail (n)
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et kõnekeel (n)
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en vernacular (a)
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en everyday Source: English Wiktionary
en vulgate (n)
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en father tongue (n)
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gv dooghyssagh (a)
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de mundart (n)
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en slanguage (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en liturgical Source: English Wiktionary
ka ადგილობრივი (a)
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zh 土白音 (n)
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fr vernaculaire (a)
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it volgare (a)
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en vernacular (n)
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fr anglais Source: French Wiktionary
it vernacolo (n)
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en vernacular Source: English Wiktionary
en vernacularly (r)
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pt vernacular (a)
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de volksmund (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en colloquialism Source: English Wiktionary
en vernacularity (n)
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en vernacular (n)
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en mass Source: English Wiktionary
en vernacularization (n)
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