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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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en infeudation Source: English Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr seigneur Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr lui Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr lequel Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr terre Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr aliénait Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr acte Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr donnait Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr autorité Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr fief Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr tenir Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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fr soumission Source: French Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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en enfeoffment Source: English Wiktionary
fr inféodation (n)
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en allegiance Source: English Wiktionary
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