Glori
[ˈɡlɔːrɪ]Meaning
Cornish word for glory, from Latin glōria
Background Story
The Cornish glori was borrowed from Middle English glorie, which came in turn from Old French glorie and gloire and ultimately from Latin glōria, meaning glory. A user-submitted entry records Glori as a rare feminine given name in English.
Temperament
Variations
gloria, glory
Related Names
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Davia
Feminine given name recorded in English, in a user-submitted entry
Dexta
Dolly
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Fabia
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Galla
Means 'goddess' in some interpretations.
Genni
Genny
A clipping of Genesis with the suffix -y
Gerti
Diminutive of Gertrud