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    Aureola (en. Aura)

    /au̯ɾeˈola/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Luminous halos depicted around the heads of venerated people.
    The painting shows the Virgin with a golden aureola.
    La pintura muestra a la Virgen con una aureola dorada.
    Splendor or brightness that emanates from something or someone.
    The aureola of success around the artist has made him very popular.
    La aureola de éxito alrededor del artista lo ha hecho muy popular.
    In astronomy, a covering of light that is perceived around certain celestial bodies.
    An aureola was observed around the moon during the eclipse.
    Se observó una aureola alrededor de la luna durante el eclipse.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'aureola', diminutive of 'aureus', meaning 'golden'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to lose one's aureola
    expression indicating that someone has lost their prestige or reputation.
    perder la aureola
    aureola of glory
    expression that refers to the recognition and admiration received by a person for their achievements.
    aureola de gloria

    Related Words

    halo
    Light aureola depicted around the heads of certain characters.
    halo
    lights
    Luminous phenomena that can illuminate the surroundings.
    luces
    brightness
    Intense brightness that emanates from an illuminated body.
    resplandor

    Slang Meanings

    Aureola as a symbol of purity or innocence.
    She always carries an angelic attitude, as if she has an aureola.
    Ella siempre lleva una actitud angelical, como si tuviera una aureola.
    To reflect an aura of importance or grandeur.
    Since her new job, she has an aureola that impresses everyone.
    Desde su nuevo trabajo, tiene una aureola que impresiona a todos.