Aurelia
- proper noun
- /ɔˈrɛliə/
- Boa noite, Aurelia.
- Aurelia Davis
- Aurelia said
- Aurelia shouted
Examples
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Immediately, I asked for Aurelia, and she stepped out from the group and greeted me, introducing me to others.
Academic text (1998) -
My friend, Antonio, called Aurelia, the secretary of the Federation of Peas in Andalusia.
Academic text (1998) -
Hi Aurelia, and thanks for your reply.
Blog text (9) -
Aurelia Black lives in Whitestone.
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Dr. Aurelia Bizamcer, Medical Director, Outpatient Psychiatry at Temple University Hospital.
Blog text (11) -
Aurelia always dreamed of traveling to Italy to see the beautiful architecture.
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In the play, Aurelia was a strong and independent character who challenged the norms of her society.
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During the festival, everyone gathered to celebrate Aurelia's birthday with music and laughter.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aurelia comes from the Latin word aurum and the root aur-, which mean 'gold', so the name literally suggests 'golden' and is used to give a bright, precious feel to a girl's name.