Cora (en. Cora)

/kɔ.ʁa/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

In Greek mythology, Cora is another designation for Persephone.

Cora is often associated with the cycle of the seasons.

Cora est souvent associée au cycle des saisons.

Symbolic element representing fertility and rejuvenation.

In certain traditions, Cora is celebrated at spring festivals.

Dans certaines traditions, Cora est célébrée lors de festivals printaniers.

Name used in some cultures to refer to a young girl or woman.

The Cora of the village was known for her beauty.

La Cora du village était connue pour sa beauté.

The word 'cora' comes from the ancient Greek 'Kore', meaning 'young girl'.

The Cora of spring

Term used to designate the period of nature's rebirth.

La Cora du printemps

To have a Cora heart

Means to have a pure and innocent heart.

Avoir un cœur de Cora

Cora in celebration

Festival or celebration related to a female deity.

Cora en fête

mythology

A collection of stories, beliefs, and cultural practices of a people.

mythologie

fertility

The ability to give life, often associated with goddesses.

fertilité

rejuvenation

Idea of restarting, rebirth in many traditions.

renouveau

A charming or attractive girl.

Look at that Cora, she attracts all the attention.

Regarde-moi cette Cora, elle attire tous les regards.

An affectionate term for a close friend.

Hi, my Cora, how are you today?

Salut, ma Cora, comment ça va aujourd'hui ?