Varvara (f) Pronunciation - vahr-VAH-rah,
stranger, foreigner, origin – Greek/Russian
Verochka (f) Pronunciation - vyeh-RAWSH-kah,
verity, truth, origin – Latin/Russia
Vincenza (f) Pronunciation - veen-CHEN-tsah,
the one who conquered, origin – Italian/Latin
Varek (m) From the green
hill, origin – French
Vasyl (m) Russian – royal,
origin - Slavic
Vidar (m) Pronunciation – VEE-dahr, fighter in the
woods, origin – Danish/Swedish
There is a little town not far from here named Vidor. Wonder if that is a variation?
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DeleteKey to elocutions (British and World English lexicon) essay leaks The articulations given speak to the standard complement of English as talked in the south of England (once in a while called Received Pronunciation or RP), and the illustration words given in this key are to be comprehended as articulated in such discourse.
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