78%RatingSave Gender Feminine Usage Russian, English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Hungarian, Romanian, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Georgian Scripts Вера(Russian, Serbian, Macedonian) ვერა(Georgian) Pronounced Pron. VYEH-rə(Russian) VEE-rə(English) VEHR-ə(English) VEH-ra(German) VEH-rah(Swedish) BEH-ra(Spanish) VEH-raw(Hungarian) [key] Meaning & History Means "faith" in Russian, though it is sometimes associated with the Latin word verus "true". It has been in general use in the English-speaking world since the late 19th century. See All Relations · Show Family TreeRelated Names VariantsVjera(Serbian) Vjera(Croatian)DiminutivesVerochka, Verusha(Russian) Veer, Veerke(Dutch) Verica(Serbian) Verica(Croatian) Veriko(Georgian)Other Languages & CulturesVyara(Bulgarian) Věra(Czech) Veera(Finnish) Veer, Veerke(Limburgish) Wera(Polish) Viera(Slovak) Vira(Ukrainian)Same SpellingVěra, Vera (2)User SubmissionsVéra, Verá See Popularity DetailPopularity Last ranked #88 in 1941 Canada (BC) Last ranked #37 in 2016 Catalonia, Spain Last ranked #97 in 2005 Czech Republic Last ranked #441 in 1945 France Last ranked #11 in 2016 Galicia, Spain Last ranked #156 in 2016 Italy Last ranked #55 in 2018 Netherlands Last ranked #94 in 1956 Norway Last ranked #96 in 2016 Portugal Last ranked #23 in 2017 Russia (Moscow) Last ranked #26 in 2017 Spain Last ranked #18 in 2017 Sweden Last ranked #278 in 2017 (f) #927 in 1906 (m) United States Categories actresses, Cheers characters, D H Lawrence characters, directors, Downton Abbey characters, fashion designers, film titles, Nintendo characters, Oscar Wilde characters, Reconstructing Amelia characters, Stephen King characters, The Legend of Zelda characters, virtues Entry updated February 28, 2019
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