Associations to the word «Becker»
Noun
- Boris
- Rosenthal
- Paula
- Ulrich
- Konrad
- Bis
- Jens
- Wimbledon
- Heinz
- Sine
- Friedman
- Wolfgang
- Oskar
- Gary
- Wilfrid
- Helmut
- Stefan
- Epstein
- Ludwig
- Lydia
- Jakob
- Joanne
- Benjamin
- Laureate
- Ernest
- Albrecht
- Rolf
- Concourse
- Tome
- Alison
- Nobel
- Felix
- Heinrich
- Jacques
- Economist
- Theodor
- Hogg
- Seward
- Matthias
- Marty
- Walter
- Jason
- Ingrid
- Josef
- Kurt
- Fritz
- Def
- Nsa
- Werner
- Donald
- Gavin
- Hugo
- Klaus
- Monsieur
- Christoph
- Borg
- Leipzig
- Karl
- Bender
- Gustav
- Seville
- Denial
- Squash
- Carl
- Emil
- Gustavo
- Hans
- Novak
- Martina
- Mainz
- Eli
- Joachim
- Roth
- Jasper
- Andre
- Mayer
- Slam
- Berliner
- Otto
- Schmidt
- Bremen
- Minnesota
- Dieter
- Harold
- Sociology
- Muster
- Economics
- Walther
- Nadine
- Angie
- Quarterfinal
- Katz
- Moritz
- Adolf
Wiktionary
BECKER, proper noun. A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist Johannes Becker (1769-1833).
BECKER, proper noun. A surname.
BECKER, proper noun. A surname.
BECKER, noun. A European fish, Pagrus pagrus; the sea bream or braise.
BECKER MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY, proper noun. Benign pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy: an X-linked recessive inherited dystrophinopathy characterized by slowly progressive muscle weakness of the legs and pelvis
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