Associations to the word «Eleanor»
Noun
- Aquitaine
- Roosevelt
- Castile
- Aragon
- Heiress
- Anjou
- Provence
- Madeline
- Married
- Ellie
- Navarre
- Holm
- Edith
- Granddaughter
- Humphrey
- Madge
- Bosch
- Franklin
- Alfonso
- Bold
- Lillian
- Brittany
- Marx
- Norton
- Mccartney
- Calvert
- Powell
- Beatles
- Woodstock
- Remington
- Duchess
- Frances
- Beaufort
- Isabella
- Blanche
- Joan
- Holmes
- Constance
- Manners
- Consort
- Beatrice
- Countess
- Robson
- Daughter
- Grandparent
- Nellie
- Niece
- Dowry
- Eldest
- Gloucester
- Mortimer
- Archdeacon
- Maurice
- Gertrude
- Maud
- Lansing
- Nelly
- Neville
- Harmon
- Bertie
- Margaret
- Parker
- Lizzie
- Katharine
- Bessie
- Balfour
- Matilda
- Earl
- Lennon
- Harding
- Henry
- Theodore
- Esquire
- Mercer
- Normandy
- Clare
- Widow
- Queen
- Sicily
- Dare
- Hereford
- Ferdinand
- Spence
- Baroness
- Edward
- Percy
- Dowager
- Nell
- Northumberland
- Eliza
- Vii
- Truman
- Wife
Adjective
Wiktionary
ELEANOR, proper noun. A female given name.
Wise words
A blow with a word strikes deeper than a blow with a sword.