Associations to the word «Emmanuel»
Noun
- Savoy
- Sardinia
- Victor
- Mussolini
- Goldstein
- Manny
- Piedmont
- Amadeus
- Armand
- Turin
- Vittorio
- Richelieu
- Maximilian
- Marguerite
- Comte
- Christophe
- Ivor
- Petit
- Duc
- Cambridge
- Benito
- Philippe
- Nigerian
- François
- Tommy
- Episcopal
- Anhalt
- Auguste
- Roi
- Fascist
- Guillaume
- Vaudeville
- Iii
- Alexandre
- Philipp
- Marquis
- Arsenal
- Yves
- Pietro
- Thierry
- Laurent
- Italy
- Antoine
- Manu
- Mathieu
- Emile
- Pierre
- Sanders
- Unification
- Alain
- Lorraine
- Este
- Jacques
- Pius
- Sasha
- Maurice
- Kendrick
- Baptiste
- Marie
- Gilles
- Augustin
- Henri
- Bonaparte
- Michel
- Charles
- Fascism
- Pepsi
- Nicolas
- Cinematography
- Georges
- Atkins
- Roy
- Faye
- Chet
- Napoleon
- Marcel
- Cinematographer
- Emanuel
- Duchy
- Kant
- Isaiah
- Genoa
- Theresa
- Duke
- Claude
- Dictator
- Dominique
- Giuseppe
- Mathias
- Anglican
Verb
Wiktionary
EMMANUEL, proper noun. Immanuel (Biblical figure whose birth is foretold).
EMMANUEL, proper noun. (Christianity) Immanuel (this figure, regarded by Christians as the Christ).
EMMANUEL, proper noun. A male given name of Biblical origin.
Wise words
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