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| etymological origin of | fra: nerf |
| etymological origin of | lat: nervosus |
| etymologically related | lat: nervōsē |
| etymologically related | lat: nervōsitās |
| etymologically related | lat: nervosus |
| has derived form | lat: nervālis |
| has derived form | lat: nervīnus |
| has derived form | lat: nervōsus |
| has derived form | lat: nerviceus |
| has derived form | lat: nervicus |
| has derived form | lat: nervulus |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | lat: accentus |
| semantically related | lat: adhortor |
| semantically related | lat: chalybs |
| semantically related | lat: confirmo |
| semantically related | lat: congelo |
| semantically related | lat: firmitudo |
| semantically related | lat: fulcio |
| semantically related | lat: hilaro |
| semantically related | lat: hortor |
| semantically related | lat: lūdus |
| semantically related | lat: musculus |
| semantically related | lat: recreo |
| semantically related | lat: venatio |
| semantically related | lat: vigor |
| semantically related | lat: vinculum |
| synonym | lat: vīs |
| synonym | lat: vinculum |
| translation | eng: energy |
| translation | eng: fetter |
| translation | eng: force |
| translation | eng: muscle |
| translation | eng: nerve |
| translation | eng: power |
| translation | eng: prison |
| translation | eng: strength |
| translation | eng: tendon |
| translation | eng: vigor |
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