Laureano (en. Laureano)

/lau̯ɾeˈano/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Masculine name derived from the Latin 'laureatus', meaning crowned with laurel or laurels.

Laureano is a very popular name in some regions of Spain.

Laureano es un nombre muy popular en algunas regiones de España.

Name that refers to a person who has received recognition or an award.

His grandfather, Laureano, was a prominent professor.

Su abuelo, Laureano, fue un destacado profesor.

It derives from the Latin 'laureatus', which means 'crowned with laurel'.

Laureano the wise

Expression referring to someone very intelligent or erudite.

Laureano el sabio

Better known Laureano than wise unknown

It refers to the importance of already famous or recognized individuals.

Más vale Laureano conocido que sabio por conocer

laureado

One who has received a laurel or award.

laureado

laurel

Plant whose leaves are used to make crowns in symbols of triumph.

laurel

laurels

Indicates honor and recognition.

laureles

A person who always takes credit for the ideas of others.

Don't be a laureano, that idea wasn't just yours.

No seas laureano, que esa idea no fue solo tuya.

Someone who boasts about their achievements in an exaggerated manner.

That guy is a laureano, always telling his stories.

Ese tipo es un laureano, siempre contando sus historias.