Valli

Meaning of Valli

Valli is a feminine name rooted in the Latin word vallis, meaning “valley,” which later became an Italian surname and occasional given name. Its classical derivation lends it a subtly Mediterranean flair, appealing to parents seeking both heritage and distinction. Beyond its Latin lineage, Valli figures in South Indian mythology as the devoted consort of the god Murugan, adding a mythic dimension to its appeal. In the United States the name has remained rare but steadily present—reentering the top 1,000 in 2020 at rank 950 and climbing to rank 935 with 15 newborns in 2024—underscoring its niche yet growing resonance among contemporary name choices.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as VAH-lee (/'vɑːli/)

• Valerie
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