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| etymological origin of | fra: éjecter |
| etymologically related | eng: ejaculate |
| etymologically related | eng: ejaculation |
| etymologically related | eng: ejecta |
| etymologically related | eng: ejectamenta |
| etymologically related | eng: ejection |
| etymologically related | eng: ejective |
| etymologically related | eng: ejectment |
| etymology | lat: e- |
| has derived form | eng: ejectable |
| has derived form | eng: ejected |
| has derived form | eng: ejecting |
| has derived form | eng: ejector |
| has derived form | eng: ejects |
| is derived from | eng: e- |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| synonym | eng: discharge |
| synonym | eng: dismiss |
| synonym | eng: drive out |
| synonym | eng: ejaculate |
| synonym | eng: evict |
| synonym | eng: expel |
| synonym | eng: kick out |
| synonym | eng: oust |
| synonym | eng: throw out |
| synonym | eng: throw |
| translation | ces: vyhodit |
| translation | ces: vymrštit |
| translation | ces: vysunout |
| translation | deu: ausgeben |
| translation | deu: auswerfen |
| translation | fin: häätää |
| translation | fin: laukaista |
| translation | fin: lentää |
| translation | fin: poistaa |
| translation | fin: poistua |
| translation | fin: tulla |
| translation | hun: katapultál |
| translation | por: ejetar |
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