Associations to the word «Herbert»
Noun
- Sumner
- Siegfried
- Benson
- Norman
- Pip
- Kell
- Granite
- Alfred
- Hugh
- Robbins
- Shelton
- Bene
- Sociology
- Wolfgang
- Kraft
- Holmes
- Edward
- Otto
- Comte
- Helmut
- Irvine
- Sargent
- Ernst
- Roosevelt
- Organist
- Theorist
- Lorenz
- Horne
- Kenyon
- Huddersfield
- Walton
- Baron
- Baxter
- Dike
- Walter
- Stanley
- Harold
- Verdi
- Montagu
- Graf
- Wally
- Baker
- Oskar
- Hans
- Goldstein
- Married
- Philosopher
- Walker
- Garner
- Turnbull
- Adler
- William
- Auguste
- Strauss
- Evelyn
- Irving
- Montgomery
- Lionel
- Ludlow
- Ethel
- Trilogy
- Stein
- Leonard
- Maud
- Lange
- Albrecht
- Hereford
- Coleridge
- Bertie
- Palmer
- Bolton
- Beaufort
- Klein
- Taft
- Wiltshire
- Ramsay
- Harald
- Sir
- Somerset
- Hahn
- Ives
- Herb
- Josef
- Sawyer
- Reverend
- Jasper
- Gottfried
- Kaufman
- Matthew
- Barrister
- Fritz
- Konrad
- Villiers
- Fields
- Charles
- Putnam
- Gurney
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
HERBERT, proper noun. A male given name. In modern use partly transferred back from the surname.
HERBERT, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
HERBERT, noun. (slang) (punk subculture) A working-class youth.
Dictionary definition
HERBERT, noun. United States musician and composer and conductor noted for his comic operas (1859-1924).
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