Associations to the word «Haskell»
Noun
- Jimmie
- Python
- Scala
- Compiler
- Ml
- Handicap
- Java
- Cinematographer
- Curry
- Monmouth
- Dole
- Travers
- Molly
- Uss
- Syntax
- Ruby
- Lambda
- Colleen
- Peyton
- Programming
- Oklahoma
- Arranger
- Constructor
- Penny
- Marty
- Gibbon
- Rust
- Springer
- Weeks
- Eddie
- Cinematography
- Pascal
- Belmont
- Comprehension
- Kansas
- Lyman
- Ada
- Leah
- Template
- Miranda
- Implementation
- Sadler
- Gettysburg
- Inference
- Lawrence
- Nations
- Calculus
- Lori
- Breeder
- Wally
- Barney
- Lacy
- Programmer
- Glue
- Cass
- Miriam
- Racetrack
- Stake
- Pug
- Brahms
- Glasgow
- Nathaniel
- Default
- Landau
- Guthrie
- Wasp
- Interpreter
- Computation
- Notation
- Stacy
- Spears
- Gordon
- Transport
- Mister
- Beaver
- Arnold
- Module
- Nathan
- Rubber
- Susan
- Derby
- Courthouse
- Nicholas
- Adjutant
- Binding
- Api
- Bayern
- Evaluation
Adverb
Wiktionary
HASKELL, proper noun. An English patronymic surname derived from the given name Áskell.
HASKELL, proper noun. A Jewish surname derived from the equivalent of English Ezekiel.
HASKELL, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surnames.
HASKELL, proper noun. A general-purpose purely functional programming language with support for recursive functions and pattern matching.
Wise words
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