Associations to the word «Bernard»
Noun
- Shaw
- Cistercian
- Sumner
- Leach
- Montgomery
- Bernie
- Claude
- Alain
- Thierry
- Gui
- Bentley
- Tristan
- Saxe
- Revel
- Toulouse
- Katz
- Henri
- Bloch
- Hospice
- Rodgers
- Bertrand
- François
- Cheryl
- Gabon
- Weimar
- Gilles
- Levin
- Wonderland
- Pierre
- Abbot
- Jacques
- Goldberg
- Michel
- Hopkins
- Dunne
- Vivian
- Barton
- Wilde
- Jean
- Siegel
- Financier
- Humphrey
- Laurent
- Burke
- Mathieu
- Schwartz
- Skinner
- Hacker
- Reilly
- Jessie
- Armand
- Yves
- Christophe
- Crusade
- Philippe
- Antoine
- Manny
- Jacobson
- Camille
- Pascal
- Germain
- Dramatist
- Aquitaine
- Olivier
- Playwright
- Guillaume
- Mont
- Templar
- Saxony
- Benedictine
- Mckenna
- Mysticism
- Marcel
- Georges
- Raymond
- Granville
- Dominique
- Erwin
- Cleopatra
- Roche
- Lucien
- Hitchcock
- Edwards
- Henrik
- Rosenthal
- Emile
- Nicolas
- Cohen
- Manning
- Aquinas
- Adolph
- George
- Fowler
- Bernstein
- Baptiste
- Gaston
- Marshal
- Patton
Adjective
Wiktionary
BERNARD, proper noun. A male given name.
BERNARD, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
BERNARD, noun. Shortened form of Saint Bernard (the dog).
Dictionary definition
BERNARD, noun. French physiologist noted for research on secretions of the alimentary canal and the glycogenic function of the liver (1813-1878).
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