Verlene
Meaning of Verlene
Verlene feels like a hidden treasure from mid-century America—warm, sincere, and just a touch adventurous. Pronounced ver-LEEN, this graceful name likely sprang from blending Vera (“true”) with Lynn (“lake” or “waterfall”), evoking images of authenticity and gentle flow. Though Verlene never stormed the top of baby charts, it enjoyed modest popularity in Texas during the 1920s through the early 1940s, peaking around rank 188 with ten newborns in 1939. Today, it’s a rare gem—perfect for parents seeking a name that’s both distinctive and steeped in vintage charm. Picture a little Verlene growing up to chart her own course, her name a constant reminder that true strength often moves quietly, like sunlight dancing on a hidden stream.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as ver-LEEN (/vɜːrˈliːn/)
American English
- Pronunced as ver-LEEN (/vɜrˈlin/)
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