Associations to the word «Maria»
Noun
- Celeste
- Married
- Palazzo
- Angelina
- Portugal
- Franz
- Vittorio
- Regency
- Rosario
- Philipp
- Carla
- Emanuel
- Josef
- Lucia
- Benito
- Clara
- Aragon
- Stefano
- Martini
- Graf
- Frau
- Martinez
- Paula
- Carmen
- Emilia
- Del
- Tsar
- Susanna
- Sophia
- Mariana
- Sardinia
- Johann
- Convent
- Antonio
- Magdalene
- Natalia
- Palatine
- Cabot
- Alexandra
- Salvatore
- Christoph
- Federico
- Dauphin
- Vidal
- Eldest
- Porto
- Von
- Anton
- Miguel
- Bohemia
- Porta
- Heiress
- Paolo
- Sergei
- Kat
- Johannes
- Rita
- Alessandro
- Yuri
- Marta
- Niece
- Oleg
- Helena
- Giorgio
- Lara
- Serena
- Manuel
- Leonid
- Daughter
- Nun
- Nicola
- Michele
- Pedro
- Mozart
- Martina
- Guido
- Cappella
- Florence
- Bologna
- Siena
- Beatrice
- Gondola
- Riva
- Serra
- Pieter
- Jakob
- Georg
- Silesia
- Alfredo
- Lorenzo
- Milan
- Vargas
- Baroness
- Soprano
- Campo
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.
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