The meaning of Aurora comes directly from Latin, translating into Spanish as the dawn or the east. In addition, it is also the name of a goddess from Greece.
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What is the meaning of the name Aurora?
Aurora’s name is an invocation of Our Lady of Aurora, of the Virgin Mary.
It is a dedication that has great popularity in the towns of Córdoba, where she is honored as the patron saint of Montilla.
In Greek mythology, Aurora was the sister of the Moon and the Sun, forming part of the first generation that is known about the gods. According to legend, at the moment when the night was ending, she was driven through a cart in which the steeds were made of gold.
Aurora name meaning
Aurora women are usually very emotional, with great sensitivity and very nervous, in addition to having a high capacity to relate.
They have quite an overflowing imagination, but they always know how to differentiate it from reality. That is why they are able to undertake all kinds of projects, and know when they can succeed, or when it is worth leaving them as impossible.
What does the name Aurora mean?
Aurora’s character can be quite contradictory, as in some moments she is often shown as organized, orderly and very thrifty, while in others she will be disorganized and wasteful.
That is why, on the sentimental level, it is very difficult for him to find a partner; they are usually very independent and disinterested. They are looking for someone who really loves them, although they will not always be able to show their feelings, having a distant and blunt attitude, but if they manage to love, they do it deeply.
Santoral of Aurora
The Santoral de Aurora corresponds to that of “Nuestra Señora de la Aurora” and is celebrated only on August 13.
Aurora name in multiple languages
- In Spanish: Aurora.
- In Italian: Aurora.
- In Francés: Aurore.
- In Basque: Goizargi.
Diminutives of Aurora
No diminutive of the name of Aurora is known.
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