Do you know anyone named Laura?
Do you know the origin of the name?
Does this describe their
personality?
Characteristics of Laura
Authoritative
Powerful
Tough
Tenacious
Wealthy
Problem-solver
Achiever
Etymology & Historical Origin - Laura
Laura is the feminine version of the Late Latin male name
“Laurus” meaning ‘laurel’ – which is a symbol of wisdom, honor and
accomplishment. In fact, it was the leaves from laurel trees that were used to
make the garlands worn by victors in the days of ancient Rome. The name was
borne by a 9th century Spanish nun who was martyred as Saint Laura of Cordoba.
During the occupation of the Iberian peninsula by the Moors (mainly Northern
Africans, Arabs and Muslims), Laura was scalded to death for her Christian
beliefs in a cauldron of boiling lead. Like many famous early saints, her name
spread throughout Europe in medieval times. However, what really impacted the
usage of the name Laura was the 14th century Italian poet Petrarch. Laura was
the object of his desire and the reason he abandoned the priesthood. He haunted
her in many sonnets. She apparently aroused all his passionate love which he
was unable to reconcile with his religious expectations. Since Laura was a
married woman, Petrarch’s love would remain unrequited. Therefore, Laura is
often associated with a beautiful woman loved, but one who is out of reach.
Personality of the Girl Name Laura
The number Eight personality has everything to do with
power, wealth and abundance. Somehow, this personality has been blessed on the
material plane, but their authoritative and problem-solving traits provide
evidence that their good fortunes are not just the luck of the lottery. They
are well earned. This is the personality of CEOs and high-ranking military
personnel. Eights are intensely active, hard-driving individuals. Success is
only meaningful to them after a job well-done. They are remarkable in
their ability to see the larger picture right down to the smallest details, and
organize a strategy around success. They then have the ability to direct a
group around them toward any goal, and realize individual potential to get the
most out of their team.
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