| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: cul-de-sac |
| is derived from | fra: cul |
| semantically related | fra: arrêt |
| semantically related | fra: bourbier |
| semantically related | fra: complication |
| semantically related | fra: corvée |
| semantically related | fra: crise |
| semantically related | fra: difficulté |
| semantically related | fra: embarras |
| semantically related | fra: empêchement |
| semantically related | fra: gêne |
| semantically related | fra: immobilisation |
| semantically related | fra: mal |
| semantically related | fra: obstacle |
| semantically related | fra: pétrin |
| semantically related | fra: paralysie |
| semantically related | fra: peine |
| semantically related | fra: problème |
| semantically related | fra: question |
| semantically related | fra: situation sans issue |
| semantically related | fra: surplace |
| semantically related | fra: tourment |
| semantically related | fra: tracas |
| semantically related | fra: voie sans-issue |
| translation | epo: sakstrato |
| translation | nld: doodlopende straat |
| translation | por: beco sem saída |
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