Associations to the word «Viii»
Noun
- Xi
- Canto
- Boniface
- Bomber
- Liberator
- Monoplane
- Pliny
- Bombardment
- Accession
- Iliad
- Aragon
- Clement
- Appendix
- Ix
- Vii
- Henry
- Papacy
- Alfonso
- Pope
- Dissolution
- Urban
- Xii
- Castile
- Vi
- Preface
- Wallis
- Ptolemy
- Cromwell
- Mk
- Foreword
- Xiii
- Chapter
- Xix
- Amadeus
- Priory
- Xxii
- Reign
- Xvii
- Legate
- Pius
- Xiv
- Xv
- Catherine
- Courtier
- Seymour
- Reformation
- Xviii
- Monastery
- Xxi
- Walpole
- Benedict
- Xvi
- Supremacy
- Acknowledgment
- Contributor
- Darmstadt
- Xxiii
- Isaiah
- Edward
- Iv
- Ib
- Cleopatra
- Liber
- Constantine
- Pm
- Herodotus
- Romans
- Luke
- Esquire
- Xx
- Savoy
- Anne
- Lent
- Consort
- Hesse
- Aquitaine
- Avignon
- Calais
- Kassel
- Brittany
- Anjou
- Pretender
- Ferrara
- Boulogne
Wiktionary
Ⅷ, symbol. Roman numeral eight (8)
Ⅷ, symbol. (ordinal) (especially in the names of aristocracy) the eighth.
Ⅷ, symbol. Ⅷ, the Roman numeral eight (8)
Dictionary definition
VIII, noun. The cardinal number that is the sum of seven and one.
VIII, adjective. Being one more than seven.
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