Yeraldine

Meaning of Yeraldine

With its vibrant yuh-RAHL-deen, Yeraldine skips off the tongue like a sunlit melody, weaving the ancient Germanic “spear” and “rule” of Geraldine through a sinuous Latin rhythm. She arrives as a rare gem in the world of baby names—fewer than a dozen newborns in the U.S. bring her to life each year—almost as coveted as the last slice of tres leches at a family gathering. From echoing laughter in bright village plazas to whispered promises on urban balconies, Yeraldine carries a legacy of quiet strength and rosy warmth. Like a folkloric heroine stepping into the golden glow of dusk, she invites boundless stories and dreams yet to be told.

Pronunciation

British English

  • Pronunced as yuh-RAHL-deen (/jəˈrɑːlˌdiːn/)

American English

  • Pronunced as yuh-RAHL-deen (/jəˈrɑlˌdin/)

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