reiki.
オーラ (oora) may be used to mean 'aura' in Japanese. The word 霊気 (reiki) is also commnly used to refer to 'aura'.
The word霊気 (reiki) may be used to mean 'aura' in Japanese.
I'm pretty sure it is "reiki"
reiki (Lifeforce) or hadou (Wave)
Reiki is the usual way to say Aura in Japanese, but if you were to translate it Japanese to English Reiki - Lifeforce or Hadou - Wave
The word "aura" exists in latin, meaning air or breeze. The English meaning of aura, I believe, would translate to spiritus.
aura = l'aura (f)
Her aura of confidence radiates like the morning sun.
The word "aura" comes from the Latin word "aura," meaning "breeze" or "air." It was first used in English in the 17th century to refer to a distinctive atmosphere or quality surrounding a person or thing.
That word would be Enhalo
Aura
Sinaura and Laura.This is every other word ending in -aura that could be found across two large dictionaries. Some appear to be proper nouns:ChamaesauraGauraWauraauradhauralauramaiasaurapirraura