Associations to the word «Casimir»
Noun
- Vas
- Pomerania
- Sigismund
- Palatine
- Silesia
- Lithuania
- Matthias
- Bohemia
- Magnate
- Vilnius
- Duchy
- Nassau
- Brandenburg
- Upheaval
- Poland
- Elisabeth
- Saxe
- Konrad
- Lithuanian
- Iv
- Fief
- Palatinate
- Anhalt
- Duke
- Friedrich
- Johann
- Habsburg
- Polish
- Philipp
- Rus
- Swede
- Lesser
- Galicia
- Elector
- Iii
- Funk
- Cossack
- Auguste
- Ernst
- Great
- Deluge
- Danzig
- Prussia
- Hesse
- Frederick
- Virgil
- Regency
- Augustin
- Comte
- Sophia
- Ephraim
- Nobility
- Vacuum
- Gustav
- Christina
- Bishopric
- Ernest
- Hungary
- Homage
- Amine
- Constance
- Anastasia
- Burgher
- Confederation
- Warsaw
- Spacer
- Gabon
- Ii
- Moravia
- Reign
- Privilege
- Graf
- Laurent
- Dorothea
- Nobles
- Eldest
- Anjou
- Susanna
- Claus
- Throne
- King
- Count
- Saxony
- François
- Algebra
Wiktionary
CASIMIR, proper noun. A male given name.
CASIMIR EFFECT, noun. The effect of the Casimir force.
CASIMIR EFFECTS, noun. Plural of Casimir effect
CASIMIR FORCE, noun. (physics) A physical force of attraction between very closely separated objects, due to random quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field in a vacuum; it is inversely proportional to the fourth power of the distance of separation
CASIMIR FORCES, noun. Plural of Casimir force
Wise words
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
least to the limit of one's will. Virtue, good, evil are
nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.