Associations to the word «Porta»
Noun
- Della
- Alla
- Giacomo
- Pia
- Piazza
- Che
- Prima
- Sulla
- Milano
- Latina
- Una
- Lei
- Walls
- Nel
- Palazzo
- Battista
- Giovanni
- Michelangelo
- Di
- Verona
- Paolo
- Delle
- Fontana
- Torino
- Si
- Luigi
- Sant
- Dall
- Trier
- Domenico
- Dal
- Gate
- Campo
- Paulo
- Milan
- Basilica
- Giorgio
- Luce
- Stanza
- Giuseppe
- Casa
- Uno
- Bologna
- Pietro
- Del
- Dell
- Palermo
- Turin
- Siena
- Vittorio
- Napoli
- Francesco
- Simeon
- Dante
- Carlo
- Roma
- Nicola
- Rome
- Naples
- Sol
- Torre
- Augustus
- Aqueduct
- Porte
- Andrei
- Westphalia
- Nell
- Un
- Angelo
- Pisum
- Capt
- Archway
- Padua
- Petersen
- Tesla
- Villa
- Hugo
- Portico
- Va
- Se
- Banco
- Lombardy
- Marcelo
- Palatine
- Santo
- Lorenzo
- Pius
- Porto
- Portal
- Conte
- Alessandro
- Upland
- Mia
- Tempo
- Fu
- Bile
Adjective
Wiktionary
PORTA, noun. (anatomy) The part of the liver or other organ where its vessels and nerves enter; the hilum.
PORTA, noun. (anatomy) The foramen of Monro.
Dictionary definition
PORTA, noun. An aperture or hole that opens into a bodily cavity; "the orifice into the aorta from the lower left chamber of the heart".
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