Associations to the word «Cath»
Noun
- Ode
- Mag
- Hd
- Jd
- Cathode
- Kingship
- Roman
- Lab
- Roommate
- Carroll
- Protestant
- Wren
- Celtic
- Md
- Cymru
- Mac
- Adv
- Comb
- Lat
- Anglican
- Liturgy
- Feasibility
- Catholic
- Daly
- Carey
- Pt
- Pr
- Theologian
- Reformation
- Stokes
- Saga
- Irish
- Celt
- Triad
- Vatican
- Levi
- Rc
- Fir
- Catholicism
- Nan
- Cm
- Druid
- Gaul
- Auspice
- Welsh
- Tara
- Ulster
- Washing
- Theology
- Genealogy
- Retailer
- Synod
- Whitney
- Of
- Tale
- Meyer
- Jill
- Jesuit
- Trent
- Orthodox
- Clergy
- Battle
- Dat
- Koch
- Finn
- Cycle
- Tyler
- Communion
- Ac
- Christianity
- Baptism
- Church
- Hierarchy
- Myth
- Mythology
- Reagan
- Missionary
- Jenny
- Ct
- Episcopal
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
CATH, proper noun. A short form of the female given name Catherine.
CATH, noun. Abbreviation of cathode.
CATH, noun. Abbreviation of catheter.
CATH, verb. (transitive) To fit (somebody) with a catheter.
CATH ED, proper noun. (informal) (AU) (The office of) Catholic Education
Wise words
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