Associations to the word «Scala»
Noun
- Alla
- Verdi
- Covent
- Milan
- Della
- Verona
- Salzburg
- Milano
- Opera
- Arturo
- Carlo
- Giuseppe
- Giacomo
- Parma
- Premiere
- Massimo
- Java
- La
- Python
- Siena
- Domenico
- Piazza
- Ballet
- Claudio
- Di
- Libretto
- Delle
- Naples
- Sang
- Torino
- Norma
- Philharmonic
- Padua
- Requiem
- Palazzo
- Faust
- Bologna
- Vienna
- Luigi
- Dell
- Lucia
- Maestro
- Alfredo
- Palermo
- Luciano
- Beatrice
- Tenor
- Trieste
- Enrico
- Cesare
- Opus
- Romani
- Giovanni
- Soloist
- Wiener
- Conductor
- Rudy
- Orchestra
- Turin
- Soprano
- Aix
- Cecilia
- Arte
- Zurich
- Nicola
- Luca
- Maria
- Pietro
- Alessandro
- Chorus
- Mozart
- Venice
- Baton
- Rai
- Alberto
- Florence
- Nino
- Franco
- Ff
- Gran
- Conte
- Ernesto
- Conducting
- Nel
- Santa
- Macbeth
- Stefano
- Ruby
- Genoa
Verb
Wiktionary
SCALA, noun. Ladder; sequence.
SCALA, noun. (anatomy) Ladder-like structure in the cochlea of a mammal's ear.
SCALA, noun. A machine formerly used for reducing dislocations of the humerus.
SCALA, noun. A statically typed functional programming language.
SCALA NUOVA, proper noun. Former name of Kuşadası (Turkey)
Wise words
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