Associations to the word «Irene»
Noun
- Mabel
- Ivy
- Dolly
- Tod
- Zombie
- Starring
- Kathryn
- Gloria
- Arkansas
- Shirley
- Shallow
- Mayer
- Colleen
- Regency
- Constance
- Stepmother
- Dorothy
- Alba
- Yvonne
- Purcell
- Veneration
- Cortes
- Frances
- Mickey
- Thirteen
- Sophia
- Edith
- Rochelle
- Rich
- Sanford
- Geraldine
- Patricia
- Kraft
- Sally
- Fernandez
- Granny
- Maria
- Dix
- Iris
- Marianne
- Muir
- Parrot
- Norma
- Bertha
- Ryder
- Fusilier
- Anna
- Evelyn
- Annette
- Lara
- Lew
- Francesca
- Erin
- Daughter
- Niece
- Marcos
- Agnes
- Eileen
- Vanessa
- Rogers
- Phyllis
- Pretoria
- Leo
- Rosalind
- Marie
- Vera
- Pereira
- Marilyn
- Vaudeville
- Sparkle
- Judy
- Wheeler
- Alexandra
- Chem
- Hugo
- Sister
- Helen
- Godfrey
- Fay
- Ogre
- Betty
- Joan
- Clare
- Tinker
- Leah
- Gertrude
- Benson
- Irina
- Sebastian
- Cornelius
- Athens
Wiktionary
IRENE, proper noun. (Greek god) Eirene, the Greek goddess of peace, one of the Horae/Horæ; equivalent to the Roman goddess Pax.
IRENE, proper noun. (astronomy) Short for 14 Irene, a main belt asteroid.
IRENE, proper noun. A female given name, in regular use since the 19th century.
IRENE, noun. (chemistry) The hydrocarbon formed by dehydration of irone.
Wise words
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