Vail
Meaning of Vail
Vail is a bright, breezy girl’s name from old English and Norman French, meaning “valley.” It echoes the Spanish valle and dances off the tongue with a hint of viento. In the U.S., it’s a rare gem. Only 27 newborn girls wore it in 2024, ranking around 923. That under-the-radar charm feels like a secret trail into the mountains. It conjures sunlit meadows, crisp air, and the adventurous spirit of Colorado’s famous ski resort. Vail invites every little girl to carve her own path, whether on powdery slopes or in the wide-open spaces of her dreams. Sure, she won’t need a ski pass to own this name, but she’ll always have mountains in her heart.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as vayl (/veɪl/)
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Notable People Named Vail
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