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etymological origin ofeng: poniard
etymological origin offra: poignarder
etymologically relatedfra: poignarder
etymologyfra: poign
lexical categorynoun
semantically relatedfra: Ferrare
semantically relatedfra: Tolède
semantically relatedfra: épée
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semantically relatedfra: pétard
semantically relatedfra: poignards
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translationeng: dagger
translationepo: ponardo

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