Ausra
Lithuanian · Girl
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About the name Ausra
The name 'Ausra' means "dawn" in Lithuanian, derived from the Baltic root *auš- meaning "to dawn" or "to shine." It is primarily used in Lithuanian culture, often associated with the pagan goddess of the dawn, Aušrinė, and remains common in modern Lithuania with no specific religious affiliation.
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Etymology
The name 'Ausra' means "dawn" in Lithuanian, derived from the Baltic root *auš- meaning "to dawn" or "to shine." It is primarily used in Lithuanian culture, often associated with the pagan goddess of the dawn, Aušrinė, and remains common in modern Lithuania with no specific religious affiliation.
Ausra currently ranks #621 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1984.
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