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Valerie is a name of ancient Latin origin, derived from the Roman name Valerius, which comes from the Latin word 'valere' meaning 'to be strong', 'to be healthy', or 'to be brave'. The name carries connotations of inner strength, courage, and physical and mental well-being. In ancient Roman culture, the Valerius family was one of the most noble and respected families, and the name was associated with people of strong character and determination. The name expresses values of bravery, resilience, and perseverance in the face of life's challenges. Throughout the centuries, the name Valerie spread across Europe and was adopted by various languages and cultures, with each culture adding its own nuances. In France, the name became particularly popular among women and was interpreted as a symbol of elegance and feminine strength. In Anglo-Saxon culture, the name was preserved as an expression of nobility of spirit and courage. In Israel, the name Valerie is perceived as an international and modern name that combines ancient tradition with contemporary spirit. Parents who choose this name seek to give their child a unique identity that connects different cultural worlds while maintaining values of strength and authenticity. The name Valerie also carries deep spiritual significance. The strength it symbolizes is not only physical but also emotional and mental - the ability to stand firm in the face of difficulties, to maintain faith in yourself, and to move forward even when the path is difficult. People bearing this name are often perceived as having a strong presence, being charismatic, and having the ability to influence their surroundings. The name encourages its bearer to develop inner strength, to be true to themselves, and to strive for excellence in every field they choose. Valerie is a name that provides a sense of security and stability, reminding us that true power lies within us and in how we choose to face reality.

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In Kabbalah, the name Valerie is connected to the Sefirah of Gevurah, representing power, discipline, and the ability to overcome obstacles. Gevurah in Kabbalah is not violence but controlled and directed strength, the ability to stand your ground and protect what is important. The name encourages the development of inner courage and the ability to face challenges at a high spiritual level.

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Valéry Giscard d'Estaing - Former President of France | Valerie Harper - American actress | Valerie Bertinelli - American actress | Valerie Adams - New Zealand athlete

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