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Verlene: Name Meaning, Origin & Etymology
Name Profile
- Gender: Feminine
- Origin: English (modern coinage / variant)
- Meaning: "Green meadow" (popular interpretation); also linked to Verlyn.
Etymology
- Via Verlyn: Verlyn = Old English weorth (enclosure, farm, worth) + lynn (pool, lake, waterfall) → "farm by the pool" or "enclosed meadow."
- Variant of Veronica: Greek Berenice (pherenike – "bringer of victory") → Latin Veronica (true image). Verlene as diminutive/elaboration.
- Phonetic Construction: Ver- (spring, green) + -lene (soft, feminine suffix like Marlene, Darlene).
Popularity
Peak usage in U.S. 1920s–1940s; now rare. Not in top 1000 since 1970s.
Related Names
Verlyn, Verla, Verlie, Verna, Verona, Veronica, Marlene, Darlene, Arlene.
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