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etymological origin ofeng: Spansule
etymological origin ofeng: inspan
etymological origin ofeng: outspan
etymological origin ofeng: spanwise
etymological origin ofeng: timespan
etymologically relatedeng: attention span
etymologically relatedeng: memory span
etymologyang: spann
has derived formeng: spanned
has derived formeng: spanning
has derived formeng: spans
lexical categorynoun
lexical categoryverb
pronunciation/spæːn/
pronunciation/spæn/
semantically relatedeng: binding joist
semantically relatedeng: bridging joist
semantically relatedeng: ceiling joist
semantically relatedeng: compress
semantically relatedeng: connect
semantically relatedeng: fortify
semantically relatedeng: ground
semantically relatedeng: hitchhike
semantically relatedeng: key
semantically relatedeng: link up
semantically relatedeng: link
semantically relatedeng: model
semantically relatedeng: pile up
semantically relatedeng: remain
semantically relatedeng: season
semantically relatedeng: shelter
semantically relatedeng: soffit
semantically relatedeng: spike
semantically relatedeng: stitching
semantically relatedeng: support
semantically relatedeng: theoretical account
semantically relatedeng: thumb
semantically relatedeng: tie up
semantically relatedeng: trimming joist
semantically relatedeng: w:Robert Louis Stevenson
semantically relatedeng: wick
semantically relatedeng: wood
synonymeng: time interval
translationeng: girder
translationeng: truss
translationeng: w:H. Rider Haggard
translationfin: aikaväli
translationfin: jänneväli
translationfin: kulkea
translationfin: vaaksa
translationfra: empan
translationita: luce
translationita: periodo
translationita: spanna
translationpol: mieć zasięg
translationpol: obejmować
translationpol: rozciągać się
translationpor: abranger
translationpor: período
translationpor: vão

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