Associations to the word «Porte»
Noun
- Richie
- Pasha
- Versailles
- Aix
- Curtiss
- Gil
- Palais
- Alejandro
- Arrondissement
- Emilio
- Vaudeville
- Aux
- Richelieu
- Une
- Rue
- Melodrama
- Sud
- Bey
- Ottoman
- Ottomans
- Pont
- Constantinople
- Antoine
- Royale
- Parisian
- La
- Portico
- Porch
- Vizier
- Boulogne
- Bois
- Les
- Qu
- Cyril
- Principality
- Mahmud
- Des
- Sultan
- Seaplane
- Nord
- Valence
- Armand
- Denis
- Mort
- Pasadena
- Je
- Tableau
- Saint
- Trois
- Czar
- Tout
- Istanbul
- Elle
- Porta
- Levant
- Transylvania
- Turk
- Seine
- Maison
- Ultimatum
- Martin
- Nous
- Delle
- Tramway
- Algiers
- Balkans
- Le
- Comte
- Paris
- Ce
- Gable
- Boulevard
- Emile
- Galveston
- Albanian
- Ambassador
- Facade
- Powers
- Jour
- Arroyo
- Que
- Roi
- Merle
- Gilles
- Jules
- Tunis
- Fontaine
- De
- Duc
- Venetian
- Bastion
- Nom
Wiktionary
PORTE, proper noun. (historical) The Ottoman court; the government of the Turkish empire.
PORTE COCHÈRE, noun. An open-walled roof over a driveway next to the entrance of a building, to shield embarking and disembarking vehicle passengers from the weather.
PORTE COCHÈRES, noun. Plural of porte cochère
Dictionary definition
PORTE, noun. The Ottoman court in Constantinople.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.