Associations to the word «Louisa»
Noun
- Jacobite
- Barbecue
- Macpherson
- Hawkins
- Hilda
- Bonnet
- Francis
- Augustus
- Gould
- Isabel
- Hurst
- Frederic
- Atonement
- Archibald
- Cora
- Twain
- Elisabeth
- Petty
- Evelyn
- Perplexity
- Napoleon
- Suffolk
- Adelaide
- Howe
- Johnstone
- Jacobs
- Wilkinson
- Poe
- Lydia
- Scruple
- Horton
- Middlesex
- Benny
- Vodka
- William
- Parker
- Cumberland
- County
- Florence
- Pont
- Son
- Ernie
- Eliot
- Widower
- Amy
- Richmond
- Oaks
- Torino
- Lucy
- Johanna
- Dearest
- Piedmont
- Orchard
- Bartlett
- Charles
- Ruby
- Geraldine
- Antilles
- Alienation
- Maitland
- Eileen
- Susan
- Hamilton
- Miss
- Entreaty
- Donna
- Edward
- Broom
- Pollard
- Marriage
- Bedford
- Queen
- Naomi
- Vicinity
- Thomas
- Samuel
- Francesca
- Argyll
- Katherine
- Vernon
- Mistress
- Leopold
- Russell
- Mott
- Little
- Levi
- Phelps
- Sidney
- Herbert
- Kensington
- Ralph
- Tuscany
Wiktionary
LOUISA, proper noun. A female given name, a latinized form of Louise used since the eighteenth century.
LOUISA, proper noun. A ghost town in California.
LOUISA, proper noun. A city and county seat in Kentucky.
LOUISA, proper noun. A town and county seat in Virginia.
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