Cora etymology

Etymology:

• Latin: "cora"
• Greek: "korē" ("maiden")

Meaning:

• Maiden
• Young girl
• Daughter

Origin:

• Latin: The Latin word "cora" is derived from the Greek term "korē," which means "maiden" or "young girl." In Roman mythology, Cora was the name of the goddess of the underworld, also known as Proserpina.
• Greek: The Greek word "korē" is related to the word "kouros," which means "young man." Both terms refer to individuals who have reached puberty but are not yet married.

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