auri-
1 AmericanEtymology
Origin of auri-1
< Latin aur ( um ) + -i- -i-
Origin of auri-2
From the Latin word auris ear 1
Example Sentences
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Auri Lugo, a 31-year-old Venezuelan who lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, said she thought resuming deportations was the right thing to do, adding that federal authorities should focus on expediting applications for family-based immigrant visas and the humanitarian parole program.
From Seattle Times
Auri's videos get millions of views and the BBC went to meet her on a recent trip to the United Kingdom.
From BBC
Auri Katariina, a cleaner from Finland, began posting videos on social media which became an instant hit.
From BBC
Auri Afonso Frank Hummes was born on Aug. 8, 1934, in Batinga Sul, a village in southern Brazil.
From New York Times
Auri Hummes entered religious training at 9, became a Franciscan friar at 22 and was ordained a priest just days before his 24th birthday, taking Cláudio as his religious name.
From New York Times
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