Associations to the word «Hildegard»
Noun
- Abbess
- Charlemagne
- Benedictine
- Liber
- Mystic
- Von
- Mysticism
- Lingua
- Nun
- Elisabeth
- Trier
- Welt
- Albrecht
- Bavaria
- Illumination
- Schwarz
- Vita
- Chant
- Imbalance
- Theodor
- Convent
- Stade
- Marianne
- Vision
- Gottfried
- Levine
- Julian
- Healing
- Ludwig
- Abbey
- Divine
- Carlson
- Georg
- Hinduism
- Woodward
- Mainz
- Werner
- Overseer
- Rupert
- Goldberg
- Ursula
- Spirituality
- Morality
- Abbot
- Hymn
- Wolfgang
- Rudolph
- Der
- Teresa
- Wagner
- Cosmos
- Composer
- Josef
- Hanna
- Schmidt
- Kurt
- Marilyn
- Rhine
- Theology
- Ida
- Monastery
- Catherine
- Lied
- Aunt
- Magnus
- Conductor
- Correspondence
- Renaissance
- Actress
- Benedict
- Vienna
- Ernst
- Philosopher
- Boris
- Rita
- Bach
- Eva
- Munich
- Pope
- Hyde
Adjective
Wiktionary
HILDEGARD, proper noun. A female given name borrowed from German in the 19th century, in occasional use.
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