bora
- proper noun
- Former U.S. national team coach Bora Milutinovic is 0-4-4 as the coach of Honduras.
Oh my God, this is Curse Bunny by Bora Chung.
- Oh my God, this is Curse Bunny by Bora Chung.
- I wasn't like Bora, like Oh my God, like I started like this is Santa, not like that.
Examples
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He and Katharina von Bora were happily married and had six children.
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So if we wanted, we could live in Bora Bora?
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You see, she lives in New York but she was on vacation with her family in Bora Bora.
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I've always wanted to visit Bora Bora.
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For all the romantics out there, it doesn't get much better than luxurious Bora Bora.
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How's Bora Bora sound?
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The U.S. team has not had a foreign coach since Serbia's Bora Milutinovic from 1991 to 1995.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bora is a name with different roots: in Turkish it comes from a word for 'storm', similar to the wind bora, while in Korean Bora comes from a word meaning 'purple'. So someone named Bora may be linked to strength like a storm or to the colour purple depending on the culture.