Associations to the word «Plantagenet»
Noun
- Anjou
- Aquitaine
- Clarence
- Fry
- Neville
- Rutland
- Nugent
- Somerset
- Warwick
- Geoffrey
- Eleanor
- Viscount
- Beaufort
- Lancaster
- Buckingham
- Mortimer
- Normandy
- Matilda
- Calais
- Chivalry
- Gloucester
- Heiress
- Duke
- Salisbury
- Ancestry
- Earl
- Brittany
- Edmund
- Claimant
- Edward
- Cary
- Richard
- Countess
- Edith
- Marquess
- Norman
- Woodstock
- Albans
- Henry
- Rouen
- Lacy
- Duchess
- Throne
- Pembroke
- Burgh
- Montagu
- Shire
- Broom
- Isabella
- Castile
- Iv
- Valence
- Humphrey
- Heir
- Margaret
- Isabel
- Fief
- Descendant
- Burgundy
- Conqueror
- Wakefield
- Shrewsbury
- Iii
- Hereford
- Dynasty
- Nicholson
- Exeter
- Suffolk
- Richardson
- Fitz
- Hastings
- Peerage
- Reginald
- Stowe
- Vi
- Viii
- England
- Kings
- Vii
- Bedford
- Cornwall
- Stafford
- Bassett
- Navarre
- Castle
- Eldest
- Monarch
- Married
- Langley
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
PLANTAGENET, noun. (historical) A member of the dynasty which held the English throne from 1154 to 1485. [from 16th c.]
Dictionary definition
PLANTAGENET, noun. The family name of a line of English kings that reigned from 1154 to 1485.
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