Associations to the word «Niven»
Noun
- Larry
- Mote
- Lucifer
- Boyer
- Flynn
- Kendall
- Inferno
- Cary
- Busch
- Ellison
- Peck
- Jerry
- Wilder
- Neutron
- David
- Barnes
- Royale
- Sturgeon
- Dyson
- Sinatra
- Kerr
- Penelope
- Sf
- Fiction
- Protector
- Harlan
- Laurence
- Starring
- Novella
- Balloon
- Ava
- Fairbanks
- Chaplin
- Goes
- Peking
- Ginger
- Deborah
- Universe
- Shortcoming
- Doris
- Spaceship
- Platt
- Garland
- Brenda
- Steven
- Clement
- Charlton
- Novel
- Burt
- Hammer
- Panther
- Ursula
- Powell
- Cartwright
- Bertie
- Leighton
- Ballard
- Sine
- Olivier
- Fleming
- Cummings
- Marilyn
- Bing
- Godfrey
- Holden
- Mars
- Clarke
- Gregory
- Barbara
- Gardner
- Wendy
- Sorcerer
- Gable
- Dracula
- Cooper
- Hogan
- Phantom
- Thornton
- Glover
- Mustache
- Ida
- Sequel
- Hugo
- Hewitt
- Fritz
- Boyd
- Fife
- Gb
- Crosby
- Alan
Verb
Wiktionary
NIVEN, proper noun. A surname of British origin
NIVEN RING, noun. (science fiction) A solid ring type Dyson ring around a star, capable of containing an interior surface that could be terraformed into a habitat with an inner ring of occultation panels to provide a day-night cycle.
NIVEN RINGS, noun. Plural of Niven ring
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.