Vella
Meaning of Vella
Once, along the sun-baked shores of the Mediterranean, fishermen would greet evening with a vela—sails billowing in the breeze and candles flickering against the encroaching dusk. From this dual image of guidance and warmth emerges the feminine name Vella (pronounced VEL-uh, /ˈvɛlə/), a Latin-tinged treasure that drifts like a gentle breeze through family gatherings and summer siestas. Vella carries the glow of an amber sunset in its two-syllable embrace, its soft humor as comforting as laughter over shared plates of pasta. Though it has threaded in and out of American birth records for more than a century, it claimed the 925th spot in 2024 with twenty-five newborns, hinting at a modest but steady revival. In every syllable, Vella unfurls like a tiny sail, charting a course toward boundless horizons filled with possibility.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as VEL-uh (/ˈvɛlə/)
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Notable People Named Vella
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