Velva
Meaning of Velva
Velva is a female name of American origin. It is pronounced as VEL-vuh (/ˈvɛlvə/). The name Velva is often associated with the word "velvet," which refers to a soft and luxurious fabric. The popularity of the name Velva in the United States has varied over the years. In recent decades, it has become less common, but during the mid-20th century, it had a moderate level of popularity. The name Velva peaked in popularity in 1921 when it ranked 122nd for newborn girls in the United States. Despite its decline in popularity, the name Velva still holds a sense of uniqueness and charm for those seeking a vintage-inspired name for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as VEL-vuh (/ˈvɛlvə/)
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Notable People Named Velva
| Velva Elaine Rudd was an American botanist known for her expertise in tropical legumes and her work as a curator at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History. |
