Associations to the word «Emile»
Noun
- Trophy
- Paul
- Brussels
- Monde
- Ferdinand
- Haifa
- Merton
- Antonio
- Strauss
- Wigan
- Les
- Karel
- Amin
- Alain
- Vicar
- Luxembourg
- Treatise
- Thinker
- Tko
- Sinclair
- Francis
- Dubois
- Sophie
- Vocation
- Qu
- Rodgers
- Madame
- Karl
- Albert
- Tod
- Elmer
- Louis
- Promoter
- Wadi
- Paris
- Levine
- Lev
- Clement
- Max
- Kieran
- Freud
- Ernest
- Theodor
- Morality
- Bernard
- Des
- Ari
- Andre
- Toulouse
- Une
- Leopold
- Nom
- Boxer
- Jamal
- Oscar
- Microbiology
- Wilhelm
- Leicester
- Le
- Tome
- Valentin
- Countess
- Robbie
- Painter
- Raymond
- Leon
- Annette
- French
- Joseph
- Charles
- Chemist
- Petit
- Congo
- Harley
- Heinrich
- Sculptor
- Norman
- Sur
- Kamal
- Belgium
- Adolf
- Wilde
- Goethe
- Bruno
- Eugene
- Gabriel
- Banning
- Palestinian
- Muller
- Aux
- Bertrand
- Roland
- Beaumont
- Burnett
Verb
Wiktionary
EMILE, proper noun. A male given name of Latin origin, an anglicized spelling of French Émile.
Dictionary definition
EMILE, noun. The boy whose upbringing was described by Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Wise words
Words to me were magic. You could say a word and it could
conjure up all kinds of images or feelings or a chilly
sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
this power.