Veida
Meaning of Veida
For baby girls, Veida twirls into the spotlight with the soft sparkle of a diya at dusk. Rooted in the Sanskrit word “Veda”—the eternal wellspring of knowledge—this fresh twist marries ancient wisdom with modern panache, giving parents a chance to sprinkle their little star with a cosmic glow. It’s pronounced VAY-duh (/veɪdə/), rolling off the tongue like a playful melody. In Indian homes it evokes the reverent hush that falls when elders open treasured scriptures, yet its warmth feels just as at ease on bustling streets from Mumbai to Manhattan. With only a handful of babies each year in the US, Veida is rare enough to stand out on playground lists but friendly enough to feel instantly familiar. Parents craving spiritual depth, lyrical charm, and a dash of global flair will find in Veida a name that’s both a promise of lifelong learning and a spark of radiant joy.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as VAY-duh (/veɪdə/)
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