Associations to the word «Annunciation»
Noun
- Nativity
- Adoration
- Visitation
- Crucifixion
- Archangel
- Magus
- Nazareth
- Virgin
- Fresco
- Fra
- Feast
- Lent
- Ascension
- Gabriel
- Madonna
- Filippo
- Shepherd
- Depicting
- Basilica
- Resurrection
- Baptism
- Purification
- Depiction
- Altar
- Solemnity
- Orthodox
- Domenico
- Siena
- Angel
- Cathedral
- Mary
- Baptist
- Leonardo
- Assumption
- Incarnation
- Lorenzo
- Jesus
- Coronation
- Liturgy
- Icon
- Savoy
- Oratory
- Christ
- Cantata
- Evangelist
- Chapel
- Medallion
- Monastery
- Mosaic
- Lazarus
- Pietro
- Martini
- Rosary
- Franciscan
- Luke
- Easter
- Painting
- Ghent
- Transept
- Simone
- Lily
- Della
- Presentation
- Francesco
- Panel
- Grotto
- Crucifix
- Vinci
- Sant
- Conception
- Palazzo
- Hermitage
- Tabernacle
- Giovanni
- Aix
- Gospel
- Canvas
- Florence
- Benedictine
- Convent
- Toledo
- Church
- Ave
- Iconography
- Delle
Wiktionary
ANNUNCIATION, noun. The act of annunciating.
ANNUNCIATION, proper noun. (Christianity) The announcement by the archangel Gabriel to Mary that she will give birth to a son, namely Jesus. Celebrated on 25th March.
ANNUNCIATION LILIES, noun. Plural of annunciation lily
ANNUNCIATION LILY, noun. The common white lily, Lilium candidum.
Dictionary definition
ANNUNCIATION, noun. A festival commemorating the announcement of the Incarnation by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary; a quarter day in England, Wales, and Ireland.
ANNUNCIATION, noun. (Christianity) the announcement to the Virgin Mary by the angel Gabriel of the incarnation of Christ.
ANNUNCIATION, noun. A formal public statement; "the government made an announcement about changes in the drug war"; "a declaration of independence".
Wise words
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