Associations to the word «Beatrix»
Noun
- Potter
- Claus
- Willem
- Camille
- Conti
- Netherlands
- Nassau
- Beatrice
- Este
- Princess
- Queen
- Balzac
- Rabbit
- Chimpanzee
- Illustrator
- Heiress
- Brandenburg
- Abbess
- Liechtenstein
- Married
- Burgundy
- Bourbon
- Whistler
- Bernhard
- Johanna
- Puddle
- Clermont
- Inauguration
- Countess
- Hague
- Tale
- Orange
- Utrecht
- Dante
- Godwin
- Horticulture
- Irene
- Highness
- Otto
- Hm
- Consort
- Granddaughter
- Daphne
- Mcgregor
- Lacy
- Mistress
- Ladyship
- Bunny
- Tailor
- Leech
- Knighthood
- Whisker
- Gardner
- Duchess
- Eldest
- Marguerite
- Gloucester
- Kinsman
- Von
- Comte
- Mademoiselle
- Rupert
- Daughter
- Niece
- Barrister
- Mamma
- Frederick
- Fiona
- Frances
- Madam
- Bertram
- Pembroke
- Illustrated
- Parma
- Randolph
- Bianca
- Amsterdam
- Mecklenburg
- Steiner
- Majesty
- Landscape
- Gardener
- Raoul
- Craven
- Talbot
- Silesia
- Coronation
- Collar
- Pudding
- Count
- Xvi
Wiktionary
BEATRIX, proper noun. A female given name.
BEATRIX, proper noun. (astronomy) Short for 83 Beatrix, a main belt asteroid; named Beatrice Portinari, the beloved of Dante Alighieri.
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