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etymological origin of | eng: happenstance |
etymologically related | eng: happen |
has derived form | eng: happeningest |
has derived form | eng: happenings |
is derived from | eng: happen |
lexical category | adjective |
lexical category | noun |
lexical category | verb |
pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-happening.ogg |
semantically related | eng: attitude |
semantically related | eng: chance |
semantically related | eng: condition |
semantically related | eng: deal |
semantically related | eng: hole |
semantically related | eng: inclination |
semantically related | eng: movable |
semantically related | eng: position |
semantically related | eng: possibility |
semantically related | eng: royalty |
semantically related | eng: vacant post |
translation | eng: trend |
translation | eng: up-to-the-minute |
translation | fin: improvisoitu |
translation | fin: muodikas |
translation | fin: tapahtuma |
translation | fin: tapahtuva |
translation | fin: trendikäs |
translation | fra: happening |
translation | gla: tuiteamas |
translation | lav: notikums |
translation | lit: įvykis |
translation | lit: atsitikimas |
translation | pol: happening |
translation | pol: zdarzenie |
translation | slv: dogodek |
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