"Coraline" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "An elaborate form of Coralie, itself derived from coral. Name of a character in Adolphe Adam's opera Le toréador.",
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          "ref": "2013, Neil Gaiman, Coraline, A&C Black, page 190",
          "text": "'The mice tell me that all is good,' he said. 'They say that you are our saviour, Caroline.' 'It's Coraline, Mister Bobo,' said Coraline. 'Not Caroline. Coraline.' ' Coraline,' said Mr Bobo, repeating her name to himself with wonderment and respect.",
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        "Le toréador"
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  "word": "Coraline"
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