Korrie

Meaning of Korrie

In the tapestry of names that dance upon the breeze of memory, Korrie unfurls like a warm sunset over ancient cobbled streets, her syllables steeped in the Latin cor—“heart”—and echoing the grace of Corinna, the maiden of old Greek legend whose laughter once rippled through marble temples. She is at once a sunlit promise and a gentle vow, a modern bloom springing from timeworn roots, carrying within her the ember glow of Roman amphitheaters and the fragrant hush of seaside courtyards in Andalucía. Each utterance of Korrie is a caress, a soft invocation of tenderness that binds family hearts in a shared rhythm of devotion, while her bearing conjures the flourish of bougainvillea draped across whitewashed walls, vibrant against the sky. In her name lives a story both timeless and intimate: the echo of ancestors who spoke in Latin tongues, the hush of waves upon Mediterranean shores, and the unfurling hope of every new dawn cradled in a mother’s arms.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as KOR-ee (/ˈkɒri/)

American English

• Pronunced as KOR-ee (/ˈkɔri/)

• Cori
• Kori
• Corrie
• Korie
• Korri