aurora
/əˈrɔrə/
noun
- A natural display of light in the sky, especially in polar regions, caused by solar particles interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
- The aurora painted the sky with shades of green and purple.
- We traveled to Norway hoping to see the aurora dancing across the night sky.
- Scientists study the aurora to learn more about the Earth's magnetic field.
- A person's name, often used for girls, meaning 'dawn'.
- My friend Aurora loves to paint landscapes.
- The baby was named Aurora after the Roman goddess of dawn.
- Aurora is a popular name in many countries.
- The Roman goddess of the dawn.
- The poet wrote about Aurora bringing light to the world each morning.
- A statue of Aurora stood in the center of the garden.
- In Roman mythology, Aurora opens the gates of heaven for the sun.