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Things cognate often describes (“cognate ________”)
languages, words, subjects, forms, terms, object, disciplines, sets, verb, receptors, word, dialects, tribes, form, fields, objects, matters, receptor, sciences, noun, expressions, protein, subject, accusative, term, antigen, language, questions, pairs, ligand, areas, trna, ideas, question, branches, elements, experience, ligands, species, tongues, phenomena, set, races, trnas, interactions, character, interaction, topics, proteins, verbs, items, problem, genes, race, concepts, origin, percentages, sequence, xenoliths, sites, relationship, meaning, inclusions, sequences, field, recognition, adjective, nouns, gene, names, idea, works, literature, site, sounds, synthetase, dialect, help, notions, tribe, pair, themes, expression, facts, arts, departments, dna, offences, status
How cognate often is described (“________ cognate”)
english, arabic, false, german, more, possible, close, latin, right, greek, french, spanish, akkadian, native, nearest, aramaic, exact, obvious, verbal, voiceless, direct, likely, ugaritic, closest, true, modern, italian, non, unvoiced, sanskrit, probable, apparent, teutonic, male, partial, norse, voiced, germanic, etymological, distant, semitic, irish, egyptian, agnatic, syriac, ascendant, european, clear, dutch, celtic, linguistic, scandinavian, cytosolic, corresponding, adverse, putative, shared, collateral, welsh, abstract, philosophical, literal, genuine, institutional, yiddish, comfortable, gothic, swedish, korean
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