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| etymological origin of | deu: kristallklar |
| has derived form | deu: Kristalle |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | deu: Feuerstein |
| semantically related | deu: Flint |
| semantically related | deu: Fossil |
| semantically related | deu: Fossilie |
| semantically related | deu: Granit |
| semantically related | deu: Grobkies |
| semantically related | deu: Kiesel |
| semantically related | deu: Kieselstein |
| semantically related | deu: Klippe |
| semantically related | deu: Kristall ... |
| semantically related | deu: Kristallbildung |
| semantically related | deu: Kristallglas |
| semantically related | deu: Kristallisation |
| semantically related | deu: Lymphe |
| semantically related | deu: Quarz |
| semantically related | deu: Silex |
| semantically related | deu: Stein |
| semantically related | deu: Versteinerung |
| semantically related | deu: verknöcherter Mensch |
| translation | ara: قريت |
| translation | cat: cristall |
| translation | eng: crystal |
| translation | fra: cristal |
| translation | hun: kristály |
| translation | ita: cristallo |
| translation | nld: kristal |
| translation | oci: cristal |
| translation | pol: kryształ |
| translation | por: cristal |
| translation | rus: кристалл |
| translation | spa: cristal |
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