🌍 Meanings of Ora in Different Languages
- Italian 🇮🇹
- ora = “hour” or “time”
- Can also mean “now” depending on context.
- Example: Che ora è? → “What time is it?”
- Spanish / Portuguese 🇪🇸🇵🇹
- Similar to Italian, ora can mean “hour” or “time” (though in modern Spanish it’s usually hora with an h).
- Latin 🏛️
- ōra = “edge, border, coast, shore.”
- Related to the word oral (connected to the mouth), since os, oris = “mouth.”
- Maori (New Zealand) 🇳🇿
- ora = “life, health, to be alive, safe, well.”
- Very positive word. Example: Kia ora = “Be well / Hello / Cheers.”
- Sanskrit / Hindi (India) 🇮🇳
- In Sanskrit, ora isn’t a standalone word but shows up in compounds. In some Indian languages, it can mean “side” or “edge.”
- Hungarian 🇭🇺
- óra (with an accent) = “clock” or “lesson/class.”
- Example: Egy óra = “One o’clock” or “one lesson.”
- Indonesian 🇮🇩
- ora (in Javanese, a local language) = “no” or “not.”
- Example: ora masalah = “no problem.”
- African languages 🌍
- In Igbo (Nigeria), ora can mean “people,” “community,” or “the masses.”
- Example: Ora Nigeria = “The people of Nigeria.”
🌍 Language is full of surprises! Tell us in the comments if Ora has a special meaning in your culture.
Keywords - Ora meaning in Italian
- Ora meaning in Spanish
- Ora meaning in Latin
- Ora meaning in Māori
- Ora meaning in Igbo
- Ora meaning in Hungarian
- Ora meaning in Javanese
