Associations to the word «Ellen»
Noun
- Feller
- Sue
- Adventist
- Ewing
- Ripley
- Letterman
- Vera
- Scarlett
- Liberia
- Terry
- Nellie
- Meredith
- Jeanne
- Brody
- Rosemary
- Married
- Mary
- Patty
- Dubois
- Foley
- Wilkinson
- Joanna
- Abby
- Hooper
- Frances
- Dempsey
- Brewster
- Dow
- Minnie
- Pollock
- Fanny
- Drew
- Cinder
- Rachael
- Fallon
- Grimes
- Macarthur
- Aunt
- Richards
- Caroline
- Glen
- Willis
- Carver
- Dolan
- Bunting
- Alice
- Mamma
- Louisa
- Seventh
- Sitcom
- Henrietta
- Banning
- Harmon
- Anita
- Linda
- Starr
- Mclaughlin
- Browning
- Jane
- Grandma
- Granville
- Marianne
- Watkins
- Dickens
- Irving
- Cynthia
- Greene
- Edith
- Gallagher
- Regis
- Dix
- Goodman
- Juno
- Feminist
- Pickering
- Jeopardy
- Martha
- Jo
- Hardin
- Nell
- Elaine
- Mabel
- Eliza
- Sandra
- Kathy
- Tonight
- Lynne
- Pamela
- Gertrude
- Laughing
- Swallow
- Gates
- Actress
Wiktionary
ELLEN, noun. (obsolete) Zeal.
ELLEN, noun. (obsolete) Strength; courage.
ELLEN, noun. (theology) Strength vouchsafed; comfort; grace.
ELLEN, proper noun. A female given name.
Wise words
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a
kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the
smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to
turn a life around.