aurum
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of aurum
1490–1500; < Latin: gold
Example Sentences
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"People who've moved from India expect this from us," says Anupam Bhatia, owner of Aurum and Broadway Masala in the San Francisco Bay Area.
From BBC
Hedge fund strategies with mostly long trades betting equities would rise fared the worst with average returns of negative 2% for the year, the Aurum report said.
From Reuters
Multi-strategy hedge funds did the best, posting a positive 5.9% return so far this year, just ahead of credit hedge funds with a positive 5.6% return, Aurum said.
From Reuters
These include a so-called troll factory for social media manipulation, Prigozhin’s original Concord catering firm, Aurum Productions and the Paritet Film studio, and even a car wash.
From Los Angeles Times
In the center of the line stood Reyna, her metal dogs Aurum and Argentum at her side.
From Literature
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