Associations to the word «Mediaeval»
Noun
- Ballad
- Historiography
- Monastery
- Baroque
- Humanist
- Craftsman
- Jurisprudence
- Chronicle
- Templar
- Traveller
- Relic
- Architecture
- Nottingham
- Ideal
- Witchcraft
- Literature
- Connexion
- Rhetoric
- Abbey
- Saxon
- Illumination
- Charlemagne
- Clergy
- Period
- Ruskin
- Minstrel
- Gloss
- Browning
- Glamorgan
- Chastity
- Evangelical
- Fortress
- Tower
- Theologian
- Chapel
- Oriental
- Briton
- Welsh
- Scribe
- Carlyle
- Cymru
- Plato
- Masonry
- Trier
- Pomp
- Monk
- Virgil
- Gloucestershire
- Tapestry
- Philology
- Siam
- Rowley
- Guild
- Church
- Earthwork
- Anglo
- Garner
- Layman
- Norwich
- Philosopher
- Timber
- Fancy
- Thinker
- Saga
- Greek
- Creed
- Ravenna
- Aisle
- Anecdote
- Century
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MEDIAEVAL, adjective. Alternative spelling of medieval
MEDIAEVAL GREEK, proper noun. Alternative spelling of Medieval Greek
MEDIAEVAL LATIN, proper noun. Alternative spelling of Medieval Latin
Dictionary definition
MEDIAEVAL, adjective. Relating to or belonging to the Middle Ages; "Medieval scholars"; "Medieval times".
MEDIAEVAL, adjective. As if belonging to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned and unenlightened; "a medieval attitude toward dating".
Wise words
A word carries far, very far, deals destruction through time
as the bullets go flying through space.