Aura

AURA Aura aura aură aurá aurą àura English <dab!> Alternative forms en Ora Etymology The name of the deity is from en grc Αὔρα, from grc αὔρα breeze. Proper noun ~ en female Latin Aurelia. 1861 W. W. Fosdick - George R. Poulton, Aura Lea (a song): Aura Lea, Aura Lea, / Maid with golden hair; en Greek mythology Roman mythology A minor female deity. Usage notes given name Mainly used in the U.S.A. in the end of the 19th century. See also en Aura (mythology) Anagrams en aaru Aaru Arau Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun f fo female Usage notes f Auruson Aurudóttir Declension Aura Auru Auru Auru Finnish Pronunciation Etymology 1 fi river The municipality is named after the river, probably from fi gmq-osw āþra (thus fi Eura 1). Proper noun fi municipality r/Southwest Finland near Turku fi Aurajoki River Aura: fi river in southwestern c/Finland flowing through Turku and discharging into the Archipelago Sea Declension municipality internal Aura Aurassa 1 sg Aur a Derived terms fi auralainen fi compounds Aurajoki aurajuusto Etymology 2 fi surname Possibly from the same origin as the river (fi Aura river, etymology 1) or from fi aura plough plough/plow as an occupational surname. Proper noun fi Finnish Declension Aur a Derived terms fi Aurala Auramo Auranen Statistics dvv_20250813 482 1754 4 Etymology 3 fi astronomy From fi aura plough, plow plough. Proper noun fi astronomy fi Otava The Plough, Big Dipper Declension sg Aur a Etymology 4 fi name Shortened from fi Aurora. Proper noun fi female Latin fi 2019 Riikka Pelo Kaikki elävä Teos 9789518519174 368 Muistin nyt hänen nimensä. Aura. Aura. Aura. Elämänvoima. Sädekehä. Valo. Sähkömagneettinen kenttä. Then her name came back to me. Aura. Aura. Aura. Life force. Halo. Light. Electromagnetic field. Declension Aur a Statistics dvv_20250813 1103 598 381 References Anagrams fi aaru raau uraa German Etymology de la aura, ultimately from de grc αὔρα. Pronunciation de [ˈaʊ̯ʁa] de De-Aura.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f,Auren aura Declension f,Auren Italian Pronunciation Àura Proper noun f it female Norwegian Bokmål Aura no thumb|The river Aura in Eikesdalen. Pronunciation nb /ˈæʉ̯.ra/ nb æʉra 2 nb aura nb Au ra Etymology 1 From non aurr gravel; coarse sand, hence probably “the gravel river”. The name is borne independently by rivers in Molde and Skjåk. The first element of nb Aurdal is probably a lost river name nb Aura of the same origin. Proper noun nb proper noun nb river mun:suf/Molde county:also/Møre og Romsdal c:also/Norway, flowing from nb Aursjøen through nb Eikesdalen into nb Eikesdalsvatnet nb river mun:suf/Skjåk county:also/Innlandet c:also/Norway, a tributary of the nb Otta Etymology 2 nb fi Aura. The municipality is named after the nearby fi Aurajoki Aura River, known in Norwegian as nb Aura å; its shape has also been associated with fi aura plough. The poetic use for Finland likewise refers to the river. Proper noun nb proper noun nb municipality r:suf/Southwest Finland c:also/Finland Etymology 3 The female given name has several possible origins. It may be a short form of nb Aurora or nb Aurelia. It may also be an independent adoption of la aura breeze, air, from nb grc αὔρα aúra breeze, breath, the source of the common noun nb aura. In Finnish and wider Nordic naming tradition, it may additionally be associated with the fi Aurajoki Aura River and the allegorical name derived from it. Compare fi Aura, sv Aura, da Aura and fo Aura female given names. Proper noun nb proper noun nb female Statistics According to name statistics based on Statistics Norway, 39 women in Norway had nb Aura as their first given name as of 31 December 2025; 18 of them had it as their sole given name.“Aura”, Alt om navn, based on data from Statistics Norway. References Aura (Nesset) no Aura (Skjåk) no Aura (Finland) no “Aura” in the Norwegian Mapping Authority's Central Place-Name Register. “Aura – elv i Molde” in Store norske leksikon. “Aura – elv i Skjåk” in Store norske leksikon. “Aurdal” in Store norske leksikon. “Aura å” in Store norske leksikon. “Aura municipality” at Suomi.fi. “Aura” at Nordic Names. aura