Name: Valérie
Etymology of given name Valérie
The first name Valerie comes from Latin and means "worthy". This first name is carried by approximately 243,000 people in France and remains little attributed. Valérie is honored on April 28th.
Origin
In the 2nd century, Saint Valerie refused to participate in a party while her husband a Christian of noble family had just died. After the death of her husband, she returned home to Milan but was violently beaten and succumbed to her injuries a few days later. Subsequently, this first name was regularly attributed but infrequent in England from 1930 to 1960. In France Valérie became popular from 1960 to 1980 to the point of appearing for ten years in the list of first names the most awarded. . Since that time, it is declining and today is becoming almost rare.
Character
Valerie is a dreamy young woman. In her professional life she is very straight forward and enjoys making decisions when she works in a team. In her personal life Valérie is tolerant and enjoys spending time with her friends.
The first name Valerie comes from Latin and means "worthy". This first name is carried by approximately 243,000 people in France and remains little attributed. Valérie is honored on April 28th.
Origin
In the 2nd century, Saint Valerie refused to participate in a party while her husband a Christian of noble family had just died. After the death of her husband, she returned home to Milan but was violently beaten and succumbed to her injuries a few days later. Subsequently, this first name was regularly attributed but infrequent in England from 1930 to 1960. In France Valérie became popular from 1960 to 1980 to the point of appearing for ten years in the list of first names the most awarded. . Since that time, it is declining and today is becoming almost rare.
Character
Valerie is a dreamy young woman. In her professional life she is very straight forward and enjoys making decisions when she works in a team. In her personal life Valérie is tolerant and enjoys spending time with her friends.
