Associations to the word «Freya»
Noun
- Odin
- Stark
- Loki
- Holm
- Madeline
- Ingrid
- Mandy
- Thor
- Frey
- Jenna
- Gaines
- Blackwood
- Ulysses
- Horst
- Goddess
- Necklace
- Lim
- Downing
- Mathews
- Hester
- Radar
- Ravenna
- Jasper
- Stafford
- Verandah
- Joanna
- Sykes
- Danzig
- Emilia
- Wilfred
- Wendy
- Luftwaffe
- Dockyard
- Penelope
- Merlin
- Fertility
- Bullock
- Phoebe
- Fray
- Lust
- Jo
- Chi
- Esther
- Explorer
- Finn
- Nicole
- Elijah
- Klaus
- Brig
- Dash
- Pantheon
- Osborne
- Priestess
- Mythology
- Stein
- Sheldon
- Witch
- Mhz
- Megan
- Madonna
- Panama
- Abd
- Den
- Xavier
- Dwarf
- Fanny
- Harriet
- Calf
- Mini
- Larry
- Workman
- Antenna
- Saunders
- Hammer
- Christina
- Lu
- Fraser
- Von
- Sara
- Whale
- Danny
- Kevin
- Allah
- Finale
- Yacht
- Morton
- Bride
- Wrath
- Raf
- Pete
- Ruby
- Giant
- Bomber
- Lucy
Wiktionary
FREYA, proper noun. Alternative form of Freyja
FREYA, proper noun. A female given name of mostly British usage.
Dictionary definition
FREYA, noun. (Norse mythology) goddess of love and fecundity; daughter of Njorth and sister of Frey.
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