coronas

Meanings

• A crown or garland, symbolizing power, triumph, or victory.

  - "The king wore a golden coronas during his coronation ceremony."
  - "The champion was given a laurel coronas as a symbol of his victory in the ancient Olympic Games."

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Synonyms

corona lucis , corona veneris , crown of Venus , drip , larmier , rona

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Rhymes

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coronas , tomatoes , potatoes , mangoes

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Homophones

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1. corona (es) : a crown, a garland
   

2. corona (en) : the outermost layer of the sun or a star, characterized by its radiating, crown-like appearance
   

3. corona (it) : a crown, a garland
   

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Variants

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corona , coronae , coronas

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Forms

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coronas, corona, crown, garland

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Etymology

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From the Greek word 'korone' meaning 'a crown, a garland'.

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Related Concepts

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1. crown: A circular headpiece, typically made of gold or precious metals, and often set with jewels or precious stones. Crowns have been used as symbols of power, sovereignty, and royalty since ancient times.

2. garland: A circular or circular-shaped arrangement of flowers, leaves, fruits, or other natural or artificial decorative elements. Garlands have been used as decorative elements and symbols of various cultural, religious, and aesthetic traditions since ancient times.

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Culture

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In various cultures, coronas have symbolic significance as a mark of power, prestige, and triumph. For instance, in ancient Greece, athletes who won the Olympic Games were given a laurel coronas as a symbol of their victory. Similarly, in Hinduism, the god Indra is depicted as wearing a royal coronas adorned with precious jewels and metals. Such iconography underscores the importance of coronas as symbols of power, triumph, and victory.

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