Associations to the word «Antoine»
Noun
- Augustin
- François
- Baptiste
- Laurent
- Comte
- Guillaume
- Auguste
- Marc
- Nicolas
- Pierre
- Henri
- Francois
- Navarre
- Philippe
- Jean
- Alexandre
- Jacques
- Duc
- Claude
- Christophe
- Bourbon
- Cadillac
- Dominique
- Porte
- Marie
- Alphonse
- Rue
- Etienne
- Jules
- Armand
- Louis
- Antoinette
- Marquis
- Roi
- Gustave
- Michel
- Chevalier
- Moreau
- Petit
- Georges
- Chemist
- Jeanne
- Germain
- Emile
- Gilles
- Baroque
- Sculptor
- Constantin
- Dubois
- Olivier
- Saint
- Camille
- Pere
- Thierry
- Maison
- Bertrand
- Botanist
- Christoph
- Parisian
- Berman
- Mathieu
- Pascal
- Libretto
- Marguerite
- Klaus
- Royale
- Aviator
- Battista
- Lettre
- Louvre
- French
- Yves
- Montpellier
- Rouen
- Engraver
- Voltaire
- Alain
- Une
- Lorraine
- Naturalist
- Aux
- Blanc
- Clermont
- Marseille
- Pont
- Mallet
- Homme
- Madeleine
- Tilly
- Richelieu
- Emmanuel
- Dumas
- Libre
- Denis
- Aix
- Descartes
- Marin
- Maverick
Adjective
Wiktionary
ANTOINE, proper noun. A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist Franz Antoine (1815-1886).
ANTOINE, proper noun. A male given name occasionally borrowed from French, mostly in the U.S.
Wise words
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