Coralee

Meaning of Coralee

Coralee, pronounced kor-uh-lee, springs from an artful confluence of the English coral—evoking sunlit reefs—and lee—suggesting a sheltered haven—while its very soul whispers of Coralie, the French heirloom of Latin corallium. It drifts like lacquered petals across a moonlit koi pond, carrying the hushed lilt of a suzumi breeze through bamboo groves at dusk, and resonates with the Japanese sango, the delicate coral that thrives in Okinawan seas. Its syllables weave a tapestry of oceanic glow and protective calm, bestowing upon its bearer an aura of tranquil resilience, an invitation to refuge in hidden coves where reefs shimmer in jade and dawn’s first light paints the waves with gentle hope. As a rare bloom in the garden of names, Coralee embodies the harmony of subtle colorations, the quiet power of shelter, and the serene promise of new beginnings.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as kor-uh-lee (/kɔrəˈli/)

• Coraline
• Lorelei
• Cora
• Coralie
• Corabella
• Coretta