Associations to the word «Maria»
Noun
- Theresa
- Cristina
- Antonia
- Ave
- Santa
- Henrietta
- Magdalena
- Pia
- Teresa
- Filippo
- Francesco
- Anna
- Della
- Delle
- Dolores
- Novella
- Este
- Empress
- Christina
- Archduke
- Basilica
- Scala
- Louisa
- Elisabeth
- Elena
- Minerva
- Giuseppe
- Johanna
- Domenico
- Tuscany
- Ana
- Saxe
- Savoy
- Parma
- Giovanni
- Maximilian
- Bianca
- Duchess
- Dorothea
- Antoinette
- Erich
- Medici
- Weber
- Pereira
- Alexei
- Jose
- Anastasia
- Isabella
- Battista
- Abbess
- Isabel
- Ferdinand
- Lydia
- Habsburg
- Princess
- Francesca
- Carlo
- Rosa
- Fresco
- José
- Bourbon
- Pietro
- Regina
- Enrico
- Vila
- Piazza
- Dowager
- Lisbon
- Naples
- Austria
- Countess
- Azores
- Irina
- Bavaria
- Luigi
- Schubert
- Leopold
- Sanchez
- Alfonso
- Sant
- Luz
- Rancho
- Amadeus
- Margarita
- Liechtenstein
- Granddaughter
- Olga
- Eva
- Cesare
- Guadalupe
- Silva
- Saxony
- Pinto
- Di
- Bernardo
- Giacomo
- Cecilia
- Consort
- Verdi
- Nikolai
Wiktionary
MARIA, proper noun. A unisex given name.
MARIA, proper noun. A Dravidian language spoken in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh provinces in India.
MARIA, proper noun. A Papuan language spoken in Papua New Guinea.
MARIA, noun. Plural of mare (lunar plain).
Dictionary definition
MARIA, noun. A dark region of considerable extent on the surface of the moon.
MARIA, noun. Valuable timber tree of Panama.
Wise words
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