See granatine on Wiktionary
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"word": "araignent"
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{
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{
"word": "engrainât"
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{
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"Du latin granatum « grenade » et de la finale chimique -ine appropriée aux principes."
],
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"form": "granatines",
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"ref": "AiméeCamus, Les arbres, arbustes et arbrisseaux d’ornement, 1923",
"text": "L’enveloppe du fruit a presque la composition de l’écorce de la racine, elle contient en plus un principe amer, la granatine."
}
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"Substance extraite des fruits non mûrs du grenadier."
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"Du latin granatum « grenade » et de la finale chimique -ine appropriée aux principes."
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"text": "L’enveloppe du fruit a presque la composition de l’écorce de la racine, elle contient en plus un principe amer, la granatine."
}
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"Substance extraite des fruits non mûrs du grenadier."
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}
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