Associations to the word «Katherine»
Noun
- Eldest
- Kathryn
- Clifton
- Devon
- Siva
- Nina
- Ethel
- Governess
- Margaret
- Grandchild
- Lang
- Mccormick
- Ewing
- Pierce
- Esquire
- Lancaster
- Bridget
- Lynch
- Viii
- Darwin
- Kelly
- Widow
- Mary
- Sandra
- Logan
- Willoughby
- Duchess
- Dana
- Malley
- Dow
- Marlowe
- Mystic
- Mem
- Josephine
- Darcy
- Kathleen
- Gladys
- Madeleine
- Countess
- Vampire
- Shea
- Harris
- Warwick
- Mueller
- Gallagher
- Chaucer
- Chesterfield
- Flashback
- Earl
- Hastings
- Emily
- Jenna
- Edith
- Phillip
- Cree
- Rebecca
- Alice
- Humphrey
- Niece
- Dunne
- Pam
- Wife
- Emery
- Katy
- Eleanor
- Reginald
- Jess
- Actress
- Boyle
- Cristina
- Damien
- Jane
- Fitzgerald
- Sister
- Pamela
- Jennifer
- Harriet
- Louise
- Robot
- Sophie
- Mccall
- Alison
- Julie
- Montagu
- Genoa
- Carver
- Rachel
- Ellen
- Marquess
- Stevens
- Sarah
- Dorothy
- Agnes
- Mcgregor
- Melissa
- Somerset
Wiktionary
KATHERINE, proper noun. A female given name, a popular spelling variant of Catherine.
KATHERINE, proper noun. A placename given to a river and a town in Northern Territory, Australia.
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