Associations to the word «Fortuna»
Noun
- Düsseldorf
- Bayer
- Bayern
- Pop
- Eureka
- Essen
- Dortmund
- Bsc
- Bratislava
- Tnt
- Della
- Sc
- Goddess
- Juno
- Midfielder
- Nemesis
- Fortune
- Humboldt
- Che
- Minerva
- Rot
- Buena
- Pax
- Ajax
- Rudder
- Jupiter
- Unicorn
- Plutarch
- Sparta
- Una
- Relegation
- Kicker
- Lucian
- Rotterdam
- Redwood
- Sulla
- Eel
- Isis
- Molina
- Foothill
- Rourke
- Weiss
- Moira
- Motto
- Goalkeeper
- Javier
- Augsburg
- Luck
- Cult
- Luna
- Wessex
- Mater
- Footballer
- Carl
- Sg
- Rica
- Venus
- Deity
- Amor
- Cicero
- Az
- Dynamo
- Hamburger
- Torres
- Costa
- Di
- Bosch
- Defender
- Nero
- Lat
- Quiz
- Winger
- Dell
- Galicia
- Frankfurt
- Astrology
- Schooner
- Dia
- Temple
- Hercules
- Emilio
- Carnival
- Epithet
- La
- Por
- Cha
- Glacier
- Klaus
- Portico
- Alla
- Honda
- Rome
- Mia
- Dante
Wiktionary
FORTUNA, proper noun. (Roman god) The Roman goddess of luck, fortune and fate. The equivalent to the Greek goddess, Tyche.
FORTUNA, proper noun. (astronomy) Short for 19 Fortuna, a main belt asteroid.
Dictionary definition
FORTUNA, noun. (Roman mythology) the goddess of fortune and good luck; counterpart of Greek Tyche.
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