Associations to the word «Britannia»
Noun
- Dartmouth
- Camden
- Yacht
- Magna
- Briton
- Hms
- Gaul
- Airway
- Boating
- Bristol
- Midshipman
- Airliner
- Naval
- Stephenson
- Regatta
- Prima
- Cadet
- Coinage
- Whaler
- Antiquary
- Yarmouth
- Claudius
- Caledonia
- Ottawa
- Coco
- Romano
- Roman
- Britain
- Thomson
- Margo
- Pax
- Marianne
- Browne
- Royal
- Biscuit
- Saxon
- Stadium
- Antarctica
- Albion
- Parramatta
- Ripper
- Trafalgar
- Reverse
- Maximus
- Mallet
- Devon
- Steamship
- Rule
- Prom
- Gaius
- Sheppard
- Henley
- Convict
- Jenna
- Strait
- Avatar
- Brittany
- Legate
- Romans
- Def
- Cornelia
- Battleship
- Ravens
- Seater
- Brit
- Lola
- Coin
- Rex
- Colchester
- Olympus
- Tt
- Luton
- Batavia
- Superior
- Caesar
- Boeing
- Limited
- Foundry
- Freighter
- Neptune
Adjective
Wiktionary
BRITANNIA, proper noun. A female personification of Britain
BRITANNIA, proper noun. A settlement in Newfoundland and Labrador
BRITANNIA METAL, noun. An alloy of tin with copper and antimony; somewhat like pewter
BRITANNIA SILVER, noun. An alloy of more than 95.84% silver, and up to 4.16% copper; in use for coin from 1697 to 1720, it was withdrawn because it was too soft.
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