Morgana
- proper noun
- /mɔrˈɡænə/
- It's been a long time, Morgana.
- Fata Morgana
- Morgana King
Examples
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Three wishes, Morgana, and I shall reign.
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And what we're going to do is we're going to put Morgana in the suit here in the junior gold suit.
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This was your chance to show Morgana -
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You and I are history, Morgana.
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Lay it on me, Aunt Morgana.
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Oh, I mean, dear sweet Aunt Morgana certainly was generous.
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There's always something going on with you, Morgana.
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No, I'm here for the reading of my great-aunt Morgana's will.
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Morgana of Cornwall.
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In the story, Morgana cast a powerful spell to protect the kingdom.
Compounds
- Specialized
A strange image on the horizon that makes distant things look closer or doubled
Surface Forms
Etymology
Morgana is a form of the old Welsh or Breton name Morgan, where mor means 'sea' and the name likely meant 'born of the sea'. One helpful way to remember Morgana is to think of a name from the sea, which fits its use in many old stories.