Associations to the word «Laertes»
Noun
- Odysseus
- Claudius
- Hamlet
- Horatio
- Ulysses
- Suitor
- Penelope
- Shroud
- Gertrude
- Wandering
- Dax
- Odyssey
- Foil
- Renown
- Poseidon
- Duel
- Achilles
- Ajax
- Shakespeare
- Weave
- Kira
- Treachery
- Fencing
- Zeus
- Grave
- Homer
- Son
- Footnote
- Advice
- Grief
- Greek
- Revenge
- Dagger
- Father
- Uss
- Apollo
- Wrong
- King
- Barcelona
- Denmark
- Shame
- Hero
- Behaviour
- Bore
- Wound
- Daughter
- Servant
- Scene
- Sword
- Grandfather
- Queen
- Husband
- Absence
- Play
- Wife
- Theatre
- Cry
- Prince
- Kill
- Death
- Fig
- Role
- Marriage
- Character
- Visit
- Challenge
Adverb
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Wiktionary
LAERTES, proper noun. (Greek mythology) the father of Odysseus
Dictionary definition
LAERTES, noun. (Greek mythology) the father of Odysseus.
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