Associations to the word «Jonathan»
Noun
- Joyce
- Jared
- Ian
- Boyd
- Singleton
- Amanda
- Clark
- Kramer
- Annette
- Darlington
- Gavin
- Lizzie
- Derrick
- Dwight
- Mcdowell
- Caleb
- Epstein
- Adam
- Mccarthy
- Carr
- Nathan
- Christopher
- Summers
- Wright
- Dove
- Adler
- Austen
- Screenwriter
- Iain
- Corey
- Butler
- Dryden
- Laurence
- Bailey
- Goodman
- Comedian
- Delgado
- Gillian
- Stewart
- Orson
- Bbc
- Lineman
- Herrera
- Libertarian
- Vocalist
- Simon
- Marc
- Filmmaker
- Toole
- Fiona
- Marcus
- Rachel
- Brett
- Rory
- Smith
- Kevin
- Greer
- Tinker
- Northampton
- Williams
- Scarecrow
- Colin
- Wilde
- Winslow
- Alder
- Daniel
- Stella
- Friday
- Steven
- Mortimer
- Sarah
- Neil
- Mcintyre
- Kane
- Josiah
- Reverend
- Evans
- Deborah
- Sykes
- Alison
- Songwriting
- Alan
- Gay
- Winger
- Lea
- Jason
- Ben
- Hackett
- Rebecca
- Roberts
- Crane
- Matt
- Brent
- Simeon
- Quentin
- Neal
Wiktionary
JONATHAN, proper noun. A son of Saul, first mentioned in 1 Samuel.
JONATHAN, proper noun. A male given name of biblical origin.
JONATHAN, noun. (The addition of quotations indicative of this usage is being sought): An apple cultivar from New York.
Dictionary definition
JONATHAN, noun. Red late-ripening apple; primarily eaten raw.
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