Medora (en. Medora)

/medɔʁa/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A feminine first name of Spanish origin, often used in literature.

Medora is the central character in the opera "The Corsair."

Medora est le personnage central de l'opéra "Le Corsaire".

Can also refer to a symbol of beauty or romanticism in relation to a female character.

She behaved with the elegance and mystery of a Medora.

Elle se comportait avec l'élégance et le mystère d'une Medora.

The name Medora has Hispanic roots and was popularized by several literary and musical works.

to be like Medora

to have a romantic and elegant allure.

être comme Medora

to sing like Medora

to sing with passion and emotion.

chanter comme Medora

corsair

A pirate who operates with official approval.

corsaire

romanticism

An artistic and literary movement favoring emotions and nature.

romantisme

first name

A name by which a person is called, often given at birth.

prénom

used to describe a beautiful and romantic woman

Look at that girl, she is the real Medora of the group.

Regarde cette fille, elle est la vraie Medora du groupe.

a term to designate a woman who easily attracts attention

She walks into the room, and the whole evening becomes a Medora.

Elle entre dans la pièce et toute la soirée devient une Medora.