How to Say “Laura” in German

Laura
[ˈlaʊ̯ʁa]
Laura is the German female given name for Laura.
Laura is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Related words

Did you know?

  • The name Laura is a feminine derivative of Laurentius, a name associated with one of the most famous early Christian martyrs.
  • Although 'Laura' is a Latin name, it is frequently found in German literature as a metaphor for an unattainable ideal or an inspiration for poets.
  • The name Laura shares an ancient root with the English word 'laurel', referring to the aromatic bay laurel plant.

Examples in context

  • Laura war vielleicht krank.
    Laura may have been sick.
    This example shows how to use Laura in a sentence about someone potentially being sick.
    Tatoeba #1527738 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #29394 by CN
  • Laura hat nicht geschlafen.
    Laura hasn’t slept.
    This example shows how to use Laura in a sentence about someone not having slept.
    Tatoeba #13143558 by Dorlota, translation #13143557 by Dorlota
  • Ich war einmal mit Laura dort.
    I've been there with Laura once.
    This example shows how to use Laura in a sentence about being somewhere with her.
    Tatoeba #11360641 by mayabe, translation #8967099 by Ricardo14
  • Hallo Laura!
    Hello Laura!
  • Guten Tag! Mein Name ist Laura Müller.
    Good day! My name is Laura Müller.
  • Laura, willst du heute Abend ins Kino gehen?
    Laura, do you want to go to the cinema this evening?
  • Ja, gerne!
    Yes, gladly!
  • 14 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a girl they know at a party.

  1. Felix

    Wo ist Laura?
    Where is Laura?
  2. Sarah

    Laura ist gerade in der Küche.
    Laura is in the kitchen right now.
  3. Felix

    Ist Laura allein dort?
    Is Laura there alone?
  4. Sarah

    Nein, sie spricht mit Max.
    No, she is talking with Max.

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