Véro name meaning
What does Véro mean?
Véro is originated from Greek language, Véro means "Bearer of Victory". Véro is a short form of Véronique. Véronique is French equivalent of Veronica. Véronique has its origin in Old Greek, Véronique means "Bearer of Victory and Bringing Victory".
The name is celebrated on February 4.
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How popular is the name Véro?
Véro is a familiar baby name in France. At least, 500 people globally have carried Véro as their given name according to our evaluation.
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Famous people named Véro
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