Associations to the word «Casimir»
Noun
- Vas
- Pomerania
- Sigismund
- Palatine
- Silesia
- Lithuania
- Matthias
- Bohemia
- Magnate
- Vilnius
- Duchy
- Nassau
- Brandenburg
- Upheaval
- Poland
- Elisabeth
- Saxe
- Konrad
- Lithuanian
- Iv
- Fief
- Palatinate
- Anhalt
- Duke
- Friedrich
- Johann
- Habsburg
- Polish
- Philipp
- Rus
- Swede
- Lesser
- Galicia
- Elector
- Iii
- Funk
- Cossack
- Auguste
- Ernst
- Great
- Deluge
- Danzig
- Prussia
- Hesse
- Frederick
- Virgil
- Regency
- Augustin
- Comte
- Sophia
- Ephraim
- Nobility
- Vacuum
- Gustav
- Christina
- Bishopric
- Ernest
- Hungary
- Homage
- Amine
- Constance
- Anastasia
- Burgher
- Confederation
- Warsaw
- Spacer
- Gabon
- Ii
- Moravia
- Reign
- Privilege
- Graf
- Laurent
- Dorothea
- Nobles
- Eldest
- Anjou
- Susanna
- Claus
- Throne
- King
- Count
- Saxony
- François
- Algebra
Wiktionary
CASIMIR, proper noun. A male given name.
CASIMIR EFFECT, noun. The effect of the Casimir force.
CASIMIR EFFECTS, noun. Plural of Casimir effect
CASIMIR FORCE, noun. (physics) A physical force of attraction between very closely separated objects, due to random quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field in a vacuum; it is inversely proportional to the fourth power of the distance of separation
CASIMIR FORCES, noun. Plural of Casimir force
Wise words
Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking
creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love.