Associations to the word «Medici»
Noun
- Tuscany
- Lorenzo
- Florence
- Michelangelo
- Alessandro
- Palazzo
- Catherine
- Francesco
- Giovanni
- Clement
- Filippo
- Giacomo
- Villa
- Pisum
- Este
- Patronage
- Siena
- Ferrara
- Browne
- Bernardo
- Angelo
- Bianca
- Papacy
- Cardinal
- Della
- Pietro
- Marie
- Lorraine
- Galileo
- Venus
- Fresco
- Pope
- Regency
- Richelieu
- Duchy
- Leo
- Delle
- Duke
- Luca
- Renaissance
- Leonardo
- Piazza
- Battista
- Xiii
- Louvre
- Guise
- Di
- De
- Parma
- Vii
- Marguerite
- Giorgio
- Vinci
- Navarre
- Magus
- Domenico
- Isabella
- Ferdinand
- Archduke
- Luigi
- Patron
- Grand
- Anjou
- Henri
- Cappella
- Bologna
- Magnificence
- Ix
- Palatine
- Raphael
- Toledo
- Rome
- Pius
- Naples
- Expulsion
- Padua
- Carlo
- Legate
- Adoration
- Bust
- Fra
- Maria
- Luxembourg
- Venetian
- Regent
- Arte
- Paolo
- Allegory
- Conspiracy
- Milan
- Porcelain
- Habsburg
Verb
Wiktionary
MEDICI COLLAR, noun. A fan-shaped (especially lace) collar, standing upright behind the head and sloping down to meet a square neckline in front.
Dictionary definition
MEDICI, noun. Aristocratic Italian family of powerful merchants and bankers who ruled Florence in the 15th century.
Wise words
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