Associations to the word «Casimir»
Noun
- Heir
- Jan
- Brest
- Principality
- Kiev
- Swedish
- Cartwright
- Ludwig
- Married
- Regent
- Novgorod
- Prince
- Alexandre
- Duc
- Inheritance
- Fragmentation
- Granddaughter
- Ferdinand
- Nephew
- Candidacy
- Joachim
- Lafayette
- Bourbon
- Gottfried
- Baptiste
- Chronicler
- Louis
- Augustus
- Pierre
- Philips
- Physicist
- Jean
- Vassal
- Johan
- Gerhard
- Treaty
- Sharon
- Etienne
- Johanna
- Heidelberg
- Radiation
- Coronation
- Maximilian
- Imbalance
- Nobleman
- Crypt
- Stefan
- Dowry
- Statute
- Claude
- Von
- Georges
- Georg
- Moreau
- Dramatist
- Albert
- Mediation
- Lublin
- Otto
- Vitamin
- Universal
- Successor
- Aux
- Leopold
- Marie
- Philippe
- Antoine
- Elbow
- Ruler
- Thorn
- Jesuit
- Mainz
- Germain
- Castle
- John
Adjective
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
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