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Valeria

Pronounced vah-LEH-ree-ahShare

Meaning: Feminine form of Valerius, associated with being strong

  • Girl
  • Familiar
  • 4 syllables

The story

Valeria comes from the Roman family name Valerius. Its root is a Latin verb meaning to be strong, and its use in Spanish, Italian and other languages preserves that older connection.

Nicknames

  • Vale
  • Val
  • Lera

Spellings & variants

Popularity

Familiar

In the US top 1,000 — familiar, not everywhere.

Similar position in the latest US rankings

Style

Origins

Valeria comes from Latin, Spanish, and Italian.

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