Associations to the word «Hanover»
Noun
- Dartmouth
- Elector
- Electorate
- Bremen
- Kassel
- Saxony
- Prussia
- Stade
- Brunswick
- Hampshire
- Sophia
- Westphalia
- Hesse
- Gettysburg
- Augustus
- Square
- Hamburg
- Mecklenburg
- Saxe
- Dortmund
- Bret
- Mannheim
- Wilmington
- Prussian
- Dorothea
- Schleswig
- Holstein
- Duchy
- Ernest
- Düsseldorf
- Expo
- Darmstadt
- Cumberland
- Georg
- Cologne
- Brandenburg
- Frankfurt
- Ernst
- Caroline
- Halle
- Annexation
- Chesterfield
- Lower
- Principality
- Jacobite
- Accession
- Evangelical
- Dauphin
- Lutheran
- Bavaria
- Pretender
- Stuttgart
- Township
- Handel
- Highness
- Bismarck
- Bonn
- Lehigh
- Anhalt
- Harrisburg
- Leipzig
- Kiel
- Nuremberg
- Nassau
- Berlin
- Essen
- Potsdam
- Whig
- Friedrich
- Gottfried
- Princess
- Wilhelm
- Succession
- Germany
- Louisa
- Barre
- Rhine
- Mcguire
- Gesellschaft
- Munich
- Burlington
- Jena
- George
- Britain
- Throne
- Bishopric
- Alexandra
- Great
- Snyder
Verb
Wiktionary
HANOVER, proper noun. British family that ruled from 1714 to 1901, more commonly known as the Georgian, Regency and Victorian periods.
HANOVER, proper noun. A city of northwest Germany, capital of Lower Saxony.
HANOVER, proper noun. (historical) The former Kingdom of Hanover, now part of Lower Saxony, Germany.
Dictionary definition
HANOVER, noun. A port city in northwestern Germany; formerly a member of the Hanseatic League.
HANOVER, noun. The English royal house that reigned from 1714 to 1901 (from George I to Victoria).
Wise words
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