Associations to the word «Bona»
Noun
- Requirement
- Mater
- Traveller
- Seeker
- Liz
- Churchill
- Warwick
- Seller
- Cornwall
- Hereafter
- Hercules
- Algeria
- Fraud
- Tuition
- Duchess
- Poland
- Wiley
- Ibid
- Richard
- Lithuania
- Sanchez
- Contention
- Petition
- Possession
- Allen
- Defendant
- Proprietor
- Receipt
- Employment
- Fertility
- Napoleon
- Solicitor
- Nam
- Vita
- Thoroughbred
- Hum
- Residence
- Settler
- Nora
- Taxon
- Faith
- Lionel
- Residue
- Exception
- Notice
- Requiring
- Wear
- Lucien
- Adventurer
- Elisabeth
- Asset
- Property
- Good
- Consulate
- Lust
- Padre
- Mina
- Payment
- Disposal
- Angelo
- Treasury
- Shareholder
- Chelsea
- Claim
- Naples
- Oscar
- Maria
- Violation
- Jazz
- Deity
- Certificate
- Stern
- Trait
- Alberto
Adjective
Wiktionary
BONA, adjective. (Polari) Good.
BONA FIDA, adjective. Misspelling of bona fide.
BONA FIDE, adjective. In good faith.
BONA FIDE, adjective. Genuine; not counterfeit.
BONÂ FIDE, adjective. Alternative spelling of bona fide
BONA FIDES, noun. Sincerity, good faith
BONA FIDES, noun. Credentials that authenticate a person's standing or reputation
BONA PERITURA, noun. (legal) perishable goods
BONA ROBA, noun. (obsolete) A showy wanton; a courtesan.
BONA ROBAS, noun. Plural of bona roba
BONA VACANTIA, noun. (in English law) the principle that there is no unowned property, and that if there is no other owner property vests in the Crown
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.