laura

This is the 714th most frequent Catalan word.


laura

The Catalan word "laura" does not have a distinct meaning in common use; it is primarily a proper noun, often used as a given name.


In this sentence, 'Laura' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person, with 'La' functioning as the definite article that precedes female names in Catalan.

La Laura va al mercat cada diumenge.

Laura goes to the market every Sunday.


Here, 'laura' is treated as a common noun, perhaps referring hypothetically to a specific kind of object or entity, illustrating its usage in a general context.

Vaig veure una vegada una laura al parc.

I once saw a laura in the park.


The term 'laurada' merges 'laura' and affixes in an adjective form, indicating 'gilded' or 'shimmery,' showcasing derivational morphology.

Tot el món parla sobre la llegenda de la Lluna laurada.

Everyone talks about the legend of the gilded Moon.