Associations to the word «Alfred»
Noun
- Hitchcock
- Tennyson
- Whitehead
- Wessex
- Molina
- Rosenberg
- Wainwright
- Adler
- Alf
- Nobel
- Wilde
- Wallace
- Dane
- Vertigo
- Saxe
- Batman
- Auguste
- Gustave
- Roi
- Erich
- Ernest
- Saxon
- Naturalist
- Newman
- Oskar
- Laureate
- Einstein
- Zoologist
- Semantics
- Camille
- Alphonse
- Ewing
- Barr
- Sigmund
- Godwin
- Sloan
- Bertrand
- Gotham
- Industrialist
- Wallis
- Fell
- Radcliffe
- Thriller
- Darwin
- Abel
- Theodor
- Dickens
- Secession
- Eduard
- Werner
- Heinrich
- Guillaume
- Libretto
- Bergman
- Jules
- Rudolf
- Great
- Ernst
- Hermann
- Emil
- Moritz
- Vargas
- Madeline
- Bauer
- Bede
- Huddersfield
- Wilhelm
- Freud
- Chandler
- Bloch
- Cuthbert
- Anthropologist
- Orson
- Henri
- Ceramics
- Neumann
- Reginald
- Wills
- Watkins
- Vanderbilt
- Frankenstein
- Suspense
- Cricketer
- Franz
- Welles
- Blackmail
- Graf
- Cecil
- Fritz
- Gustav
- Cary
- Friedrich
- Hartmann
- Oscar
- Enoch
Adverb
Wiktionary
ALFRED, proper noun. Alfred the Great, early king of England
ALFRED, proper noun. A male given name.
ALFRED, proper noun. (rare) A patronymic surname.
Dictionary definition
ALFRED, noun. King of Wessex; defeated the Vikings and encouraged writing in English (849-899).
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.