Associations to the word «Pater»
Noun
- Liber
- Ruskin
- Ave
- Marius
- Wilde
- Mater
- Pluto
- Dis
- Walter
- Hades
- Renaissance
- Prose
- Essayist
- Maximus
- Epithet
- Gaul
- Zeus
- Underworld
- Jupiter
- Juno
- Baptiste
- Stade
- Creed
- Medici
- Qu
- Psalm
- Cicero
- Ut
- Patti
- Appreciation
- Tiberius
- Augustus
- Prayer
- Gaston
- Caesar
- Florian
- Cauldron
- Gloria
- Dante
- Te
- Polynesia
- Et
- Romanticism
- Essay
- Correspondent
- Browne
- Pere
- Druid
- Charlemagne
- Cult
- Nam
- Cappella
- Pius
- Aphrodite
- Preface
- Dockyard
- Dowry
- Horatio
- Latin
- Saturn
- Oscar
- Greek
- Pembroke
- Roman
- Penance
- Hopkins
- Sparrow
- Aesthetics
- Collect
- Cos
- Deity
- Altar
- Padre
- Communion
- Arnold
- Bile
- Temperament
- Rite
- Father
Adjective
Wiktionary
PATER, noun. (formal) father
PATER FAMILIAS, noun. Alternative spelling of paterfamilias
Dictionary definition
PATER, noun. An informal use of the Latin word for father; sometimes used by British schoolboys or used facetiously.
Wise words
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