ולרי

Valeri is a name of Latin-Roman origin that has entered Hebrew usage in the modern era, reflecting the cultural encounter between East and West. The name derives from the Latin word 'valere' meaning 'to be strong', 'to be healthy', or 'to be of value'. In ancient Roman culture, names from the 'Valerius' family were common among noble families and indicated strength, courage, and high social status. The name came to Hebrew culture through Jewish communities in Europe, particularly in France and Italy, where it was adopted in its various forms. In the modern Jewish context, Valeri represents an international name that allows for a dual identity - both Hebrew and global. Parents who choose this name for their children typically seek a name that facilitates integration into the global world while maintaining a connection to Jewish roots. The name carries values of inner strength, resilience, and the ability to face challenges. In its deeper meaning, Valeri symbolizes the idea that a person's worth is measured not only by external achievements but by inner strength and mental and physical health. The name Valeri is considered a universal name used for both boys and girls, although in Hebrew it is more common among girls. The accepted feminine form in the Western world is 'Valerie', while in Hebrew the name has maintained a unified form. In recent years, there has been a noticeable trend of returning to names with an international character among Israeli families, especially those maintaining family or professional ties with Jewish communities abroad. Valeri is particularly suitable for families seeking a name that combines tradition with modernity, names that can serve as a bridge between different generations and cultures, and that carry a message of strength and power for the next generation.

וַלֶרִי

Valeri | Valerie | Valery

Boy and Girl

Yes

In Kabbalah, the name Valeri is connected to the Sefirah of Gevurah, representing power, strength, and the ability to overcome obstacles. The name carries an energy of inner strength and resilience, connecting its bearer to values of courage and determination on the spiritual path.

246

3

Valery Borzov (Ukrainian Olympic sprinter) | Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (former French President) | Valerie Bertinelli (American actress)

ולריה | ויקטור | ויטלי | ולדימיר | ורוניקה

254 times