Associations to the word «Brittany»
Noun
- Nantes
- Santana
- Normandy
- Anjou
- Brest
- Duchy
- Conan
- Loire
- Cornwall
- Aquitaine
- Burgundy
- Glee
- Commune
- Duchess
- Briton
- Heather
- Armor
- Duke
- Pont
- Dauphin
- Laval
- Geoffrey
- Raul
- Cymru
- France
- Celt
- Galicia
- Provence
- Constance
- Murphy
- Arrondissement
- Navarre
- Corsica
- Puck
- Claimant
- Tristan
- Rivera
- Calais
- Gaul
- Ferry
- Jenna
- Anne
- Flanders
- Alsace
- Bertha
- Heiress
- Celtic
- Pointe
- Eleanor
- Pierce
- Blaine
- Gilles
- Spears
- Jeanne
- Xii
- Guernsey
- Havre
- Alan
- Mont
- Asturias
- Haas
- Condor
- Alain
- Tours
- Lopez
- Cider
- Duc
- Hodges
- Odo
- Underwood
- Viii
- Royalist
- Isle
- Poole
- Britannia
- Blanche
- Stacy
- Bertrand
- Welsh
- Lauren
- Comte
- Samson
- Lorraine
- Richmond
- Nobles
- Toulouse
- Isabella
- Janice
- Courtney
- Truce
Verb
Wiktionary
BRITTANY, proper noun. A region in north-west France. [from 15th c.]
BRITTANY, proper noun. (obsolete) (chiefly poetic) The British Isles. [15th-19th c.]
BRITTANY, proper noun. A female given name popular in the United States in the 1980s and 1990s.
Dictionary definition
BRITTANY, noun. A former province of northwestern France on a peninsula between the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay.
Wise words
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