see|Aura
English

Etymology
From AGr. polytonic|α��α (aura) " breeze, soft wind", from polytonic|�ή� (a�r) "air".

Pronunciation
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��r�|-��r�

Noun
en-noun|auras|pl2=aurae

1. The distinctive atmosphere or quality associated with someone or something.
2. An invisible force surrounding a living creature.
3. An inner or special power/energy mentioned of in graphic novels (manga) Ex: In the Manga/Anime series Yu Yu Hakusho, the amount of power someone has is measured by their Aura
4. The perceptual disturbance experienced by some migraine sufferers before a migraine headache.
5. The telltale sensation experienced by some people with epilepsy before a seizure.

Synonyms
air
feeling
mood
spirit

Finnish

Pronunciation
Hyphenation: au·ra
Rhymes: Rhymes:Finnish:-�ur�|-�ur�
IPA|[��ur�]

Etymology 1
From earlier *atra < *arthra, borrowed from a Ger.|fi language, compare Old Norse arðr.

Noun
fi-noun|aur|type=kala

#plough

Derived terms
aura-auto
aurata

Etymology 2
L.|fi #Latin|aura.

Noun
fi-noun|aur|type=kala

##English|aura

Anagrams
raau
uraa

French

Etymology 1

Noun
aura f

1. aura#English|aura

Etymology 2

Verb
aura

#third-person singular simple future of avoir

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