Associations to the word «Norma»
Noun
- Rae
- Desmond
- Editorial
- Swanson
- Marilyn
- Magnum
- Verdi
- Scala
- Diva
- Edna
- Bates
- Jean
- Harlow
- Herrera
- Roe
- Antoinette
- Constellation
- Bogotá
- Tallinn
- Gloria
- Priestess
- Motel
- Covent
- Hepburn
- Caleb
- Lucia
- Dolores
- Katharine
- Gladys
- Monroe
- Lal
- Constance
- Crawford
- Wilder
- Joan
- Peggy
- Opera
- Macbeth
- Sutherland
- Colbert
- Boulevard
- Webber
- Romero
- Gable
- Haines
- Vera
- Cartridge
- Donaldson
- Horne
- Alicia
- Fairbanks
- Betty
- Yvonne
- Soprano
- Decca
- Actress
- Canto
- Cory
- Faust
- Norman
- Irving
- Romani
- Carmen
- Repertoire
- Jennings
- Denton
- Alla
- Donna
- Druid
- Monty
- Mae
- Jamestown
- Paige
- Macmillan
- Beatrice
- Malley
- Maureen
- Ammunition
- Lon
- Romeo
- Nolan
- Claudia
- Nadine
- Juliet
- Shirley
- Whittaker
- Eliza
- Buster
- Hitchcock
- Mabel
- Sheila
- Crane
Verb
Wiktionary
NORMA, proper noun. A female given name.
NORMA, proper noun. (constellation) An inconspicuous constellation of the southern sky, said to resemble a carpenter's square. It lies south of the constellations Scorpius and Centaurus.
NORMA, noun. A norm
NORMA, noun. A template
Dictionary definition
NORMA, noun. A small constellation in the southern hemisphere near Lupus and Ara in the Milky Way.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.