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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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fr embryon (n)
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en embryo Source: English Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr suite Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr chez Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr stade Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr développer Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr fœtus Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr vivipare Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr division Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr organisme Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr germe Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr achever Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr bouton Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr œuf Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr zygote Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr conception Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr organe Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr en train Source: French Wiktionary
fr embryon (n)
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fr plante Source: French Wiktionary
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