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| etymological origin of | fra: apocoper |
| is derived from | fra: apocoper |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | fra: éclampsie |
| semantically related | fra: évanouissement |
| semantically related | fra: abrègement |
| semantically related | fra: acronyme |
| semantically related | fra: adroit |
| semantically related | fra: aphérèse |
| semantically related | fra: collapsus |
| semantically related | fra: coma |
| semantically related | fra: continuer |
| semantically related | fra: défaillance |
| semantically related | fra: délicat |
| semantically related | fra: diminution |
| semantically related | fra: faiblesse |
| semantically related | fra: foisonnement |
| semantically related | fra: mot-valise |
| semantically related | fra: pâmoison |
| semantically related | fra: persécuter |
| semantically related | fra: persévérer |
| semantically related | fra: poursuivre |
| semantically related | fra: réduction |
| semantically related | fra: siglaison |
| semantically related | fra: sigle |
| semantically related | fra: syncope |
| semantically related | fra: troncation |
| semantically related | fra: vertige |
| semantically related | fra: voltige |
| translation | afr: apokopee |
| translation | deu: Apokope |
| translation | epo: apokopo |
| translation | nld: woordafkorting |
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