Aurora
“Dawn” — A beautiful name of Latin origin
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Popularity data sourced from the U.S. Social Security Administration.
📖 Name Meaning & History
Aurora is a radiant Latin name meaning "dawn." It was the name of the Roman goddess of sunrise who would renew herself each morning. The name also evokes the breathtaking aurora borealis (northern lights), adding a celestial, magical quality.
Aurora was the Roman goddess of dawn, equivalent to the Greek Eos. In Disney's Sleeping Beauty (1959), Princess Aurora became one of the most beloved fictional characters. The name climbed dramatically in the 2010s and 2020s as parents embraced its celestial, princess-like qualities.
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⭐ Famous People Named Aurora
Aurora (singer)
Norwegian singer-songwriter known for ethereal music
Princess Aurora
Disney's Sleeping Beauty
Aurora Aksnes
AURORA, acclaimed Norwegian musical artist
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What does the name Aurora mean?
Aurora is a Latin name meaning "Dawn." Aurora is a radiant Latin name meaning "dawn." It was the name of the Roman goddess of sunrise who would renew herself each morning. It's a beautiful choice for parents who value latin heritage and meaningful names.
Is Aurora a popular baby name?
Aurora is very popular, currently ranking around #27 in the United States. Its consistent popularity shows lasting appeal.
What are good middle names for Aurora?
Great middle names for Aurora include Aurora Rose, Aurora Grace, Aurora Mae. Both short and medium-length middle names pair well with Aurora.
What names go well with Aurora for siblings?
Names that pair beautifully with Aurora include Serena, Luna, Celeste, Stella. Choose sibling names with a similar latin feel or matching elegance for a cohesive set.