Associations to the word «Cormac»
Noun
- Mccarthy
- Glossary
- Fergus
- Mac
- Conn
- Connacht
- Kingship
- Tara
- Munster
- Connor
- Meridian
- Meath
- Druid
- Leinster
- Murphy
- Tyrone
- Niall
- Malley
- Annal
- Ulster
- Finn
- Cas
- Westminster
- Cymru
- Ferocity
- Dolan
- Armagh
- Desmond
- Neill
- Darby
- Progenitor
- Fragmentary
- Ir
- Genealogy
- Bran
- Stokes
- Abbot
- Brennan
- Kildare
- Templar
- Oates
- Celtic
- Joyce
- Archbishop
- Rory
- Byrne
- Cardinal
- Grandson
- Liam
- Irish
- Falsehood
- Roth
- Marianne
- Hostel
- Gaia
- Costello
- Keating
- Briton
- Anu
- Alba
- Donovan
- Roe
- Ireland
- Fitzpatrick
- Tipperary
- Repose
- Kendall
- Harp
- Bel
- Celt
- Jurisprudence
- Novelist
- Ard
- Donnell
- Mag
- Achilles
- Sept
- Jul
- Brien
- Rogue
- Assassin
- Bishop
- Famine
- Pulitzer
- Galway
- Dublin
- Paddy
- Holden
Wiktionary
CORMAC, proper noun. A male given name.
Wise words
Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite
surprised to be taken at his word.