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Dea

Dea is the Latin word for "goddess" and may refer to:

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Goddesses in Roman antiquity

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Dea

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples61
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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Dea

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related to Given name · 21
Dea → American, Andrea Beate LoherDea Norberg, Bosnian, British, Croatian, Danish, Dea Birkett, Dea Davenport, Ecker, Georgian, German, Herdželaš, Jones, Klein-Šumanovac, Kulumbegashvili, Loher, Miss Grand Indonesia, Puteri Indonesia, Rizkita, Swedish
related to Goddesses in Roman antiquity · 14
Dea → Atargatis, Bona Dea, Dea Tacita, Divine, Gallo-Roman, GaulDea Sequana, Goddess, Magna GraecaDea Dia, Marne, Matrona, Roman, Seine, Silent, Syria
related to Other uses · 8
Dea → Atalanta, Deacon, Ese, Italian, Managalasi, The Man Who Laughs, Victor HugoA, Zimakani
related to Surname · 8
Dea → Alex Dea, American, Australian, Canadian, Déa, French, Odette Alice Marie DeupèsTommy, Sébastien Dea
see also · 5
Dea → All, DeaAll, DeaO'Dea, Dease, Irish
related to Second given name · 4
Dea → Alma Dea Morani, American, Dea Giovani, Indonesian
is a · 1
Dea → Latin word for

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goddess roman name surname see latin word may refer goddesses antiquity people given second uses also

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Deais aLatin word for0.90text
Dearelated to Given nameDea Birkett0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameBritish0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameEcker0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameGerman0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameHerdželaš0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameBosnian0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameKlein-Šumanovac0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameCroatian0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameKulumbegashvili0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameGeorgian0.60section
Dearelated to Given nameLoher0.60section

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