Associations to the word «Magdalene»
Noun
- Mary
- Grail
- Crucifixion
- Magdalena
- Laundry
- Eton
- Evangelist
- Jesus
- Galilee
- Sophie
- Cambridge
- Magdalen
- Superstar
- Resurrection
- Prostitute
- Apostle
- Lazarus
- Disciple
- Gospel
- Sinner
- Darmstadt
- Vinci
- Priory
- Herod
- Palatine
- Taunton
- Saxe
- Virgin
- Brandenburg
- Susanna
- Asylum
- Joanna
- Martha
- Christ
- Provence
- Apostles
- Nazareth
- Tomb
- Baptist
- Nagasaki
- Johanna
- Repentance
- Adolph
- Templar
- Whore
- Dorothea
- Saxony
- Hines
- Elector
- Depicting
- Hesse
- Mecklenburg
- Depiction
- Kneeling
- Sister
- Curate
- Testament
- Yvonne
- Chapel
- Sabbath
- Relic
- Leopold
- Prostitution
- Parish
- Luke
- Holstein
- Anhalt
- Countess
- Sophia
- Saint
- Womb
- College
- Langdon
- Convent
- Pedestal
- St
- Judith
- Adultery
- Church
- Chancel
- Nave
- Magus
- Marcia
- Churchman
- Rev
- Elisabeth
Adverb
Wiktionary
MAGDALENE, proper noun. A female given name.
MAGDALENE, proper noun. Mary Magdalene, a disciple of Jesus.
MAGDALENE, noun. A reformed prostitute.
MAGDALENE ASYLUM, noun. (historical) A religious prison for prostitutes and unmarried mothers, usually as a source of forced labour.
MAGDALENE ASYLUMS, noun. Plural of Magdalene asylum
MAGDALENE LAUNDRIES, noun. Plural of Magdalene laundry
MAGDALENE LAUNDRY, noun. (historical) (chiefly Ireland) A religious facility in which prostitutes and unmarried mothers were kept, usually against their will, as a source of forced labour.
Wise words
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