Similar Names For Vehlma

• velma

  stout protector,the brave protector,velma how to a girl's name is pronounced vel-ma. it is of old german origin, and the importance of velma is strong protector. variant of wilma. it is also a variant of selma or thelma, or maybe a combination of both. also the form of wilhelmina.
• venerada

  revered as a girl's name is of spanish origin and the importance of the venerated is worshipped.
• verona

  of course,verona how to a girl's name is of latin origin, and the importance of verona is with true image. abbreviation of veronica. also the name of a city in the north of italy popular with tourists.
• Veronica

  The name Veronica means "true image" or "holy image."
• veronica

  brings the victory, true image,veronica how to a girl's name is pronounced ver-ron-ni-kah. it is greek and latin, and the importance of the veronica victory-bringer. variant of berenice, which has influenced the latin vera icon (true image. saint veronica (17. century) was an italian, of the mystics and the saints. she said that jesus gave a piece of cloth around his face, as he hesitated on his way to the crucifixion. you will receive a wonderful true image of jesus' face in the handkerchief. the name first appeared in britain in the century 17th and is distributed through the catholic families in the 19th century. the actress veronica lake. also the form of berenice.,the victory of the institution
• vespera

  evening star,vespera, as a girl's name is of latin origin, and the importance of vespera is evening star. the origin of the notion of vespers for an afternoon of serving in the church.
• Vespera

  The evening star. A variant of Vesper.
• vesta

  born near a fireplace,pure,vesta how to a girl's name is of latin origin. the name of the roman goddess of the home, and one of the three virgin goddesses of antiquity, the greeks known as hestia. the others were athena and artemis. vesta ' s altar was tend to be six guardians of his holy fire, the so-called vestal virgins, and it was an honor for a roman family, to have a daughter, beneath them. more common in the late 19th and early 20th of january of the century. also nickname of silvestra.
• veerle

  trip battle