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    Cornelia (en. Cornelia)

    /korˈnelia/

    Meaning & Definition

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    noun
    Name of Latin origin meaning 'horns' or 'cornet'.
    Cornelia is a classic name that has been popular in many cultures.
    Cornelia es un nombre clásico que ha sido popular en muchas culturas.
    Name of several historical figures, especially Roman women.
    A famous Cornelia was the mother of the Gracchi in Ancient Rome.
    Una Cornelia famosa fue la madre de los Gracos en la Antigua Roma.
    Use of the name in literature and contemporary culture.
    The novel presents Cornelia as a strong and determined character.
    La novela presenta a Cornelia como un personaje fuerte y decidido.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'Cornelia', which is related to 'cornu', meaning horn.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Cornelia de Lange syndrome
    Genetic syndrome that affects physical and cognitive development.
    Cornelia de Lange syndrome
    Cornelia facing adversity
    Reference to a person's strength and resilience in the face of difficulties.
    Cornelia frente a la adversidad

    Related Words

    cornete
    Cone-shaped wind musical instrument.
    cornete
    cornudo
    Said of a man who has been deceived by his partner.
    cornudo

    Slang Meanings

    It is used in some contexts to refer to a woman who is affectionate and protective.
    She always behaves like a cornelia, taking care of her friends.
    Ella siempre se comporta como una cornelia, cuidando de sus amigos.
    In slang, it can refer to someone with a good sense of humor.
    She is a cornelia at the party, always making everyone laugh.
    Es una cornelia en la fiesta, siempre hace reír a todos.