Associations to the word «Karen»
Noun
- Katherine
- Petersen
- Katrina
- Emily
- Christine
- Jo
- Haines
- Claire
- Lois
- Angela
- Joanna
- Jamie
- Thatcher
- Lara
- Peyton
- Brooks
- Aubrey
- Katie
- Robson
- Cynthia
- Anita
- Grudge
- Brooke
- Andersen
- Dweller
- Nina
- Faulkner
- Casey
- Christy
- Dunne
- Mack
- Rachel
- Stepfather
- Louise
- Steven
- Clark
- Matt
- Choreographer
- Jonathan
- Allen
- Gabrielle
- Stowe
- Separatist
- Starring
- Gerry
- Lowe
- Annette
- Patti
- Kelly
- Psychoanalysis
- Hoffman
- Ellie
- Chandler
- Roe
- Norris
- Meredith
- Hansen
- Rodriguez
- Natalia
- Ashley
- Cathy
- Sasha
- Olivia
- Winthrop
- Nadine
- Connie
- Shannon
- Violin
- Greg
- Hayes
- Classmate
- Nils
- Laura
- Matthews
- Playboy
- Hal
- Og
- Rob
- Baldwin
- Sid
- Foley
- Coma
- Kate
- Hara
- Freud
- Tanya
- Bathurst
- Maggie
- Kaye
- Zoe
- Sargent
- Cello
- Jenna
- Melinda
Wiktionary
KAREN, proper noun. A female given name. First taken up as a given name in the U.S.A., and popular in the English-speaking world from the 1950s to the 1970s.
KAREN, proper noun. A group of languages of Myanmar and Thailand.
KAREN, proper noun. A transliteration of the Armenian male given name Կարեն.
Dictionary definition
KAREN, noun. The Tibeto-Burman language spoken in the Thailand and Burmese borderlands.
Wise words
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