Associations to the word «Selma»
Noun
- Marches
- Patty
- Marge
- Montgomery
- Alabama
- Ala
- Blair
- Nils
- Jeanne
- Concordia
- Reese
- Ava
- Luther
- Homer
- Fresno
- Forrest
- Cohen
- Demonstrator
- Gaines
- Meridian
- Bart
- Nobel
- Amtrak
- Wilbur
- Boycott
- Lenny
- Brant
- Dalton
- Gunboat
- Caves
- Earle
- Mobile
- Raleigh
- Ursula
- Nc
- Lyndon
- Dallas
- Edmund
- Moe
- Unitarian
- Karst
- Amelia
- Eta
- Birmingham
- Jacqueline
- Scatter
- Oman
- Joaquin
- Jimmie
- Trooper
- Registration
- Lyons
- Activist
- Voter
- Simpson
- Swain
- Nilsson
- Lisa
- Troy
- Protester
- Saga
- Burke
- Marion
- Iceland
- Viola
- Croft
- Abe
- Foundry
- Nellie
- Pensacola
- Converse
- Elton
- Nash
- Capitol
- Confederacy
- Hearst
- Maitland
- Plateau
- Stern
- Henrik
- Emeritus
- Mississippi
- Johnston
- Mia
- Cluster
- Rubin
- Injunction
Wiktionary
SELMA, proper noun. A female given name.
SELMA, proper noun. A surname.
SELMA, proper noun. A city in Alabama
SELMA, proper noun. A city in California
SELMA, proper noun. A town in Indiana
SELMA, proper noun. A town in North Carolina
SELMA, proper noun. A community in Nova Scotia, Canada
SELMA, proper noun. A village in Switzerland
SELMA, proper noun. A city in Texas
SELMA, proper noun. A CDP in Virginia
Dictionary definition
SELMA, noun. A town in central Alabama on the Alabama river; in 1965 it was the center of a drive to register Black voters.
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