Associations to the word «Napier»
Noun
- Express
- Viceroy
- Francis
- Mph
- Hamilton
- Meteorology
- Amalgamation
- Frederic
- Carmichael
- Dundee
- Ir
- Litre
- Gorge
- Luce
- Scottish
- Simon
- Bell
- Robert
- Fairfax
- Dagger
- Tobias
- Diana
- Hms
- Inventor
- Tina
- Shipyard
- Durban
- Montagu
- Typhoon
- Commodore
- Nicholson
- Northampton
- Gibraltar
- Stirling
- Theodore
- Baron
- Gu
- Mole
- Racer
- Rn
- Erskine
- Viscount
- Scotland
- Dorset
- Lord
- Nd
- Paddle
- Louisa
- Thistle
- Steam
- Boys
- Harbour
- Henrietta
- Campbell
- Cochrane
- Buckinghamshire
- Oliver
- Miles
- Byron
- Blackburn
- Nelson
- Tempest
- William
- Sine
- Married
- Prototype
- Turbo
- Sloop
- Endeavour
- Steamship
- Obe
- Nikola
- Diesel
- Qc
- Mutiny
- Kilometre
- Bray
- Nell
- Libby
- Hester
- Bristol
- Annoyance
- Gillian
- Freeway
- Analogy
- Propeller
- Susan
- Colonel
Wiktionary
NAPIER, proper noun. A Scottish occupational surname for someone who sold table linen, or was in charge of the linen of a great house.
NAPIER, proper noun. John Napier, Scottish mathematician etc
NAPIER, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
NAPIER, proper noun. A city in New Zealand.
NAPIER, proper noun. A village in Western Cape, South Africa.
NAPIER, proper noun. An unincorporated community in West Virginia.
NAPIER GRASS, noun. Pennisetum purpureum, a perennial tropical grass native to Africa.
NAPIER GRASSES, noun. Plural of Napier grass
Dictionary definition
NAPIER, noun. Scottish mathematician who invented logarithms; introduced the use of the decimal point in writing numbers (1550-1617).
Wise words
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