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dan: dyr

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etymological origin ofdan: hvirveldyr
etymological origin ofdan: kæledyr
etymologynon: dýr
etymologynon: dýrr
has derived formdan: dyrene
has derived formdan: dyrenes
has derived formdan: dyret
has derived formdan: dyrets
has derived formdan: dyrs
lexical categoryadjective
lexical categorynoun
pronunciation/dyːr/
semantically relateddan: øg
semantically relateddan: animalia
semantically relateddan: araber
semantically relateddan: bæst
semantically relateddan: blok
semantically relateddan: bryst
semantically relateddan: brystvorte
semantically relateddan: dyrebar
semantically relateddan: elskede
semantically relateddan: føl
semantically relateddan: høj
semantically relateddan: hest
semantically relateddan: hjort
semantically relateddan: hjorte
semantically relateddan: huskat
semantically relateddan: jade
semantically relateddan: jord
semantically relateddan: kæledyr
semantically relateddan: kær
semantically relateddan: kat
semantically relateddan: kostbar
semantically relateddan: kostelig
semantically relateddan: krikke
semantically relateddan: kvæg
semantically relateddan: lødig
semantically relateddan: møg
semantically relateddan: mejse
semantically relateddan: mereværdig
semantically relateddan: merværdig
semantically relateddan: mis
semantically relateddan: missekat
semantically relateddan: motor
semantically relateddan: nasser
semantically relateddan: pig
semantically relateddan: pony
semantically relateddan: pude
semantically relateddan: ræv
semantically relateddan: stød
semantically relateddan: udmærket
semantically relateddan: uvurderlig
semantically relateddan: værdifuld
semantically relateddan: væsen
semantically relateddan: ypperlig
translationeng: beast
translationeng: dear
translationeng: deer
translationeng: expensive
translationspa: animal
translationswe: djur

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