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|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: cosediment |
| etymologically related | eng: sedimentary |
| etymologically related | eng: sedimentation |
| has derived form | eng: sedimented |
| has derived form | eng: sedimenting |
| has derived form | eng: sediments |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈsɛdɪmənt/ |
| semantically related | eng: enact |
| semantically related | eng: eye |
| semantically related | eng: institute |
| semantically related | eng: leave well enough alone |
| semantically related | eng: money |
| semantically related | eng: pale |
| semantically related | eng: pile up |
| semantically related | eng: pressing |
| semantically related | eng: quit |
| semantically related | eng: repair |
| semantically related | eng: set aside |
| semantically related | eng: snow |
| semantically related | eng: surrender |
| synonym | eng: dregs |
| translation | bul: утайка |
| translation | ces: usazenina |
| translation | fin: sedimentti |
| translation | hye: մրուր |
| translation | isl: botnfall |
| translation | isl: botnlag |
| translation | isl: dreggjar |
| translation | isl: set |
| translation | isl: syrja |
| translation | isl: vatnborin jarðvegsefni |
| translation | isl: vindborin jarðvegsefni |
| translation | ita: deposito |
| translation | ita: sedimento |
| translation | por: sedimento |
| translation | rus: отложение |
| translation | spa: sedimento |
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