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| etymological origin of | epo: bofratino |
| etymological origin of | epo: bofrato |
| etymological origin of | epo: frateco |
| etymological origin of | epo: fratino |
| etymological origin of | ido: frato |
| etymology | lat: frater |
| has derived form | epo: frateco |
| has derived form | epo: fratino |
| has derived form | epo: gefrato |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˈfrato/ |
| semantically related | epo: ĝemelo |
| semantically related | epo: abato |
| semantically related | epo: almozisto |
| semantically related | epo: duo |
| semantically related | epo: ekvivalento |
| semantically related | epo: flegistino |
| semantically related | epo: fratino |
| semantically related | epo: fratulino |
| semantically related | epo: fratulo |
| semantically related | epo: lamaestro |
| semantically related | epo: monaĥo |
| semantically related | epo: paro |
| semantically related | epo: pilgrimanto |
| semantically related | epo: prioro |
| translation | eng: brother |
| translation | eng: sibling |
| translation | swe: bror |
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