Associations to the word «Ferrara»
Noun
- Dolly
- Vince
- Federico
- Michele
- Hercules
- Piazza
- Benito
- Humanist
- Viii
- Painter
- Connolly
- Greg
- Italian
- Fascist
- Conducting
- Antonio
- Cornelia
- Alba
- Schwartz
- Lund
- Melissa
- Julius
- Angelo
- Kraft
- Miranda
- Ollie
- Ripper
- Theresa
- Blackout
- Nell
- Francesca
- Mania
- Organist
- Cathedral
- Libretto
- Whitaker
- Canto
- Roberto
- Convent
- Nobleman
- Massimo
- Madonna
- Active
- Italia
- Patron
- Guerra
- Juan
- Willem
- Jerry
- Xii
- Chivalry
- Ferrari
- Knoll
- Valle
- Porta
- Archbishop
- Martini
- Blackbird
- Concerto
- Moreno
- Benedictine
- Bianca
- Blade
- Serra
- Brittany
- Panorama
- Reno
- Doctorate
- Del
- Tito
- Overlord
- Beatrice
- Eugene
- Inquisition
- Sep
- Patriarch
- Austrian
- Noble
- Pts
- Grandson
- Tko
- Mario
- Constantinople
- Maria
- Igor
- Canon
- Vatican
- Carson
Wiktionary
FERRARA, noun. A sword bearing the mark of one of the Ferrara family of Italy, highly esteemed in England and Scotland in the 16th and 17th centuries.
FERRARA, proper noun. Province of Emilia-Romagna, Italy.
FERRARA, proper noun. City, archbishopric and capital of Ferrara.
Dictionary definition
FERRARA, noun. A city in northern Italy; "in the 13th century Ferrara was a center of Renaissance learning and the arts".
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