Vernica
Meaning of Vernica
Vernica glides in with a vibrant twist on the classic Veronica. Its roots trace back to the Latin vera icon—“true image”—and to the ancient Greek Berenice, “bearer of victory.” In the US it shimmered in the 700s and 800s from the ’60s through the ’80s, like a shooting star peeking from the night sky—rare but radiant. Its sound, ver-NI-kah, dances off the tongue like a salsa rhythm on a summer evening. It evokes warm breezes through sunlit courtyards and playful laughter echoing off brightly colored walls. It refuses to stay quiet like a maraca at midnight. Vernica is more than a name—it’s a fiesta of authenticity and joy.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as ver-NI-kuh (/vərˈnɪkə/)
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