Associations to the word «Isolde»
Noun
- Tristan
- Wagner
- Siegfried
- Covent
- Potion
- Dutchman
- Verdi
- Nilsson
- Gottfried
- Frau
- Prelude
- Scala
- Macbeth
- Lancelot
- Opera
- Liszt
- Strauss
- Faust
- Myles
- Grimes
- Premiere
- Elsa
- Repertoire
- Samson
- Soprano
- Mozart
- Merlin
- Beethoven
- Sang
- Excerpt
- Das
- Cornwall
- Conductor
- Lulu
- Schwarz
- Harpsichord
- Smuggler
- Rehearsal
- Conducting
- Handel
- Aria
- Von
- Der
- Vienna
- Carmen
- Johanna
- Die
- Tenor
- Munich
- Soloist
- Romance
- Heroine
- Richard
- Symphony
- Lover
- Erich
- Chord
- Deborah
- Sophia
- Talon
- Opus
- Stuttgart
- Gwen
- Lied
- Eva
- Ludwig
- Orchestra
- Hanna
- Motif
- Role
- Giuseppe
- Flute
- Duet
- Dem
- Violinist
- Hands
- Ring
- Sing
- Evelyn
- Shepherd
- Venus
- Legend
- Hans
- Hubert
- Franco
- Felix
Wiktionary
ISOLDE, proper noun. A female given name borrowed from the form of Iseult.
Dictionary definition
ISOLDE, noun. (Middle Ages) the bride of the king of Cornwall who (according to legend) fell in love with the king's nephew (Tristan) after they mistakenly drank a love potion that left them eternally in love with each other.
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