Associations to the word «Herbert»
Noun
- Hagen
- Cyril
- Lloyd
- Claudio
- Messiah
- Kurt
- Xavier
- Richter
- Elsie
- Leslie
- Rhodesia
- Donald
- Wilhelm
- Baronetcy
- Kingsley
- Edmund
- Eros
- Wendell
- Mp
- Goddard
- Theodore
- Hermann
- Laureate
- Louisa
- Fusilier
- Neumann
- Eugene
- Madeline
- Heinrich
- Dorothy
- Grover
- Dietrich
- Farrar
- Wynn
- Osborn
- Prelude
- Sanford
- Requiem
- Draper
- Thinker
- Eisenhower
- Gerald
- Hughes
- Salisbury
- Countess
- Welsh
- Frederick
- Franklin
- Frankfurt
- Friedrich
- Berger
- Philip
- Arsenal
- Kurd
- Holt
- Francis
- Katherine
- Vienna
- Stuart
- Roc
- Nietzsche
- Hubert
- Sloane
- Yates
- Cohen
- Clive
- Brahms
- Gustav
- Mayo
- Copeland
- Wells
- Emile
- Wagner
- Frances
- Solicitor
- Beatrice
- Maude
- Armstrong
- Architect
- Jihad
- Thierry
- Ruskin
- Brian
- Tennyson
- Vc
- Johnny
- Weir
- Agnes
- Gestapo
- Burroughs
- Muriel
- Friedman
- Jerome
- Nobel
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).
Wise words
Think twice before you speak, because your words and
influence will plant the seed of either success or failure
in the mind of another.