Associations to the word «Signora»
Noun
- Delle
- Della
- Una
- Che
- Cassie
- Bene
- Di
- Conte
- Mia
- Si
- Lei
- Dal
- Alla
- Nell
- Bella
- Io
- Gondola
- Martina
- Madeline
- Del
- Genoa
- Guido
- Piazza
- Francesca
- Isa
- Dell
- Massimo
- Giorgio
- Luigi
- Nel
- Francesco
- Pietro
- Giovanni
- Guadalupe
- Giuseppe
- Alessandro
- Enrico
- Cornelia
- Luciano
- Rossi
- Vittorio
- Nino
- Thorne
- Bertie
- Teresa
- Padre
- Greenberg
- Lucia
- Eleanor
- Palazzo
- Monte
- Italian
- Psyche
- Elena
- Vita
- Colombo
- Emilio
- Un
- Donna
- Sofa
- Mario
- Laura
- Pardon
- Venice
- Italia
- Carlo
- Miranda
- Le
- Florence
- La
- Medici
- Cardinal
- Applause
- Maria
- Mi
- Su
- Raoul
- Ah
- Andrea
- Milan
- Countess
- Naples
- Isabella
- Stella
- Leonardo
- Nichols
- Bologna
- Anita
- Countenance
- Dearest
- Bravo
- Beatrice
- Vera
Verb
Wiktionary
SIGNORA, noun. Mrs; madam; title of address or respect for women in Italy.
Dictionary definition
SIGNORA, noun. An Italian title of address equivalent to Mrs. when used before a name.
SIGNORA, noun. An Italian title or form of address for a married woman.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.