Associations to the word «Schiller»
Noun
- Goethe
- Jena
- Friedrich
- Weimar
- Herder
- Hegel
- Kant
- Christoph
- Wolfgang
- Gottfried
- Johann
- Robber
- Iconography
- Faust
- Mannheim
- Ode
- Coleridge
- Romanticism
- Von
- Dramatist
- Beethoven
- Seer
- Wilhelm
- Idealism
- Verdi
- Herr
- Intrigue
- Wordsworth
- Aesthetics
- Humanism
- Fanny
- Shakespeare
- Ephraim
- Voltaire
- Leben
- Carlyle
- Humboldt
- Messina
- Richter
- Rousseau
- Stuart
- Romantic
- Vivian
- Heinrich
- Ballad
- Nietzsche
- Chess
- Mozart
- Byron
- Tragedy
- Madeline
- Leonid
- Libretto
- Georg
- Norbert
- Walther
- Tell
- Ludwig
- Heidi
- Bust
- Playwright
- Theodor
- Willy
- Eric
- Macbeth
- Beckett
- Yeshiva
- Carlos
- Leon
- Karl
- Radcliffe
- Berliner
- Hoffmann
- Oder
- Dumas
- Poem
- Keats
- Leipzig
- Als
- Sensibility
- Riva
- Poet
- Pathos
- Essay
- Sargent
- Hawthorne
- Das
- Attache
- Dante
- Saxe
- Lear
- Franz
- Liszt
Wiktionary
SCHILLER, proper noun. A German surname.
SCHILLER, noun. (mineralogy) A bronze-like lustre observed in certain minerals, such as hypersthene, due to the presence of minute parallel inclusions.
Dictionary definition
SCHILLER, noun. German romantic writer (1759-1805).
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.