Laura

Origen y significado de Laura

Laura comes from the Latin laurus, the 'laurel,' the plant sacred to Apollo used to crown poets and victors: the name thus means 'crowned with laurel,' a symbol of glory and triumph. Made famous by Petrarch, who made her his muse, it is now widespread across Europe and the Americas. Its form stays almost identical in many languages — Italian, Spanish, German — ensuring international recognition.

Variantes en el mundo

Cómo se dice Laura en otros idiomas.

Personas famosas

• Laura Bassi— físico
• Laura Pausini— cantante