Lura

Lura often embodies the imagery of a laurel wreath, symbolizing accomplishment, honor, and fame. The name suggests creativity, a subtle hint of mystery, and a competitive nature that thrives in environments of achievement and effort.

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The name Lura is believed to be of English origin, although some sources suggest it may have roots in Latin or Germanic cultures. It was possibly derived as a short form of the name Laura, which itself traces back to both a Latin origin meaning 'laurel' and a connection to the Greek language where it implies victory or triumph by the laurel.

  • Babies named Lura in the US in 2023:
    Female: 5
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Lou, Lulu, Lu, Lurie, Lolo.
  • Full Names: Lauralee, Laurel, Laurita, Laurissa, Lauren.
  • Famous Namesakes: Lura-Lee Gazecki - Musician, Lura Lynn Ryan - First Lady of Illinois, Lura Morningstar - Writer, Lura Roland - Artist, Lura Russell - Educator.
  • Gender: Sometimes used for females, but can be considered unisex. Commonly seen as a feminine name.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Lura resonates with the number 4. It symbolizes pragmatic realism, focus on home and family, and an industrious nature. Such people often strive hard for material success and handle responsibilities efficiently.

Lura enjoyed moderate popularity in the early to mid-20th century, largely in English-speaking countries. Though it has since become rarer, the uniqueness adds a whimsical charm, often favored by parents seeking traditional yet uncommon names. Though not currently trending, it has a resurrection appeal for those who cherish vintage names.

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