Associations to the word «Cornelia»
Noun
- Gifford
- Detention
- Granddaughter
- Lorenzo
- Seward
- Caroline
- Marie
- Niece
- Anna
- Wife
- Maria
- Countess
- Nellie
- Hale
- Josephine
- Strong
- Barn
- Paula
- Wolfgang
- Ellis
- Utrecht
- Reggie
- Paterson
- Sob
- Betty
- Jacobs
- Judy
- Painter
- Grandson
- Papa
- Ranch
- Marcus
- Ellen
- Crab
- Gail
- Clutch
- Eldest
- Rome
- Psychiatrist
- Penelope
- Grandparent
- Thief
- Klaus
- Saloon
- Hannibal
- Augustus
- Roman
- Mcdonald
- Josh
- Dayton
- Georgia
- Hague
- Der
- Guest
- Adele
- Magnus
- Wallace
- Grandmother
- Hoffman
- Winston
- Marriage
- Deborah
- Baroness
- Galley
- Godfrey
- Feeder
- Baldwin
- Petty
- Archibald
- Margaret
- Rufus
- Ida
- Chariot
- Miss
- Lin
- Andrea
- Joanna
- Martha
- Mother
- Johann
- Willis
- Sr
- Sweetheart
- Romans
- Foil
- Elizabeth
- Berger
- Stella
Wiktionary
CORNELIA, proper noun. A female given name in quiet use since the 18th century.
CORNELIA DE LANG SYNDROME, noun. (healthcare) A congenital syndrome with syndromes like low birthweight (usually under five 1.5 kg), delayed growth and small stature.
CORNELIA DE LANGE SYNDROME, proper noun. A genetic disorder associated with dwarfism, bushy eyebrows, and various other physical and mental abnormalities.
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