GLORIA
gloria
[`^lR:rIE,`^lEJ-]
n.
荣耀颂歌, 光环, 光轮
Gloria
AHD:[glôr“¶-…, gl½r“-]
D.J.:[6gl%8ri8*, 6glour-]
K.K.:[6gl%ri*, 6glor-]
n.
A Latin doxology beginning with the words Gloria Patri.
荣耀颂以 Glorio Patri 词开头的拉丁颂歌
A Latin doxology forming part of the Ordinary of the Mass and beginning with the words Gloria in excelsis Deo.
荣归主颂以 Gloria in excelsis Deo词开头和形成部分的弥撒大主教的拉丁颂歌
A musical setting for either of these doxologies.
颂歌的音乐背景
gloria
A halo or nimbus.
光环
Middle English
中古英语
fromLate Latin Gl½ria
源自后期拉丁语 Gl½ria
fromLatin gl½ria[ glory ]
源自拉丁语 gl½ria[ 荣耀 ]
其它解释：
Gloria
Commentary:
Though there were women in ancient Rome named Gloriosa, Gloria was not introduced as a name until 1898, when playwright George Bernard Shaw used it in his hit comedy You Never Can Tell.
Its popularity was furthered a few decades later by actress Gloria Swanson (1899-1983). Starting in silent pictures, she evolved into the prototype of the Hollywood star. Later in life she became a sculptor, and used her celebrity and her well-preserved looks to promote lifelong, healthy eating habits.
Source Language:
Latin
Meaning:
Glory
参考资料：http://tools.oxygen.com/babynamer/Content.cfm?ContentTypeID=1002&NameID=18611&BabySiteID=15863016