Alauna
Meaning of Alauna
Alauna (pronounced uh-LAW-nuh) evokes an elegant tapestry of ancient lore and timeless grace. Originating from the Celtic world—where it adorned a river goddess celebrated for her life-giving waters—this name carries whispers of flowing currents and whispered legends. Today, Alauna’s gentle cadence feels at home as much along the shores of a Highland loch as it does beside the sacred rivers of India, recalling the serene sweep of the Ganga or the Saraswati in its soft, rippling sound. Though still rare in America—hovering just inside the top thousand names in recent years—Alauna’s warm resonance and mythic pedigree make it a quietly bold choice, like a bright jewel tucked into a velvet box, waiting to be discovered.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as uh-LAW-nuh (/əˈlɔːnə/)
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