Veronica in Latin
Veronica in Latin is Veronica — Veronica means a common female given name, associated with the legend of St Veronica and the cloth said to bear an image of Christ's face.
Veronica in Latin
Veronica
A en given name.
What does "Veronica" mean?
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name A common female given name, associated with the legend of St Veronica and the cloth said to bear an image of Christ's face.
"Veronica has been a popular name in Catholic families for centuries."
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noun A small flowering plant, usually with blue or purple flowers, also called speedwell.
"Veronica grows wild along the edges of the footpath every spring."
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noun In bullfighting, a slow sweeping pass of the cape used to draw the bull past the matador.
"The matador executed a perfect veronica as the crowd cheered."
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Veronica in a sentence
- Veronica has been a popular name in Catholic families for centuries.
- Veronica grows wild along the edges of the footpath every spring.
- The matador executed a perfect veronica as the crowd cheered.
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What is "Veronica" in Latin?
"Veronica" in Latin is Veronica. Veronica means: A common female given name, associated with the legend of St Veronica and the cloth said to bear an image of Christ's face.
How do you use "Veronica" in a sentence?
Example: "Veronica has been a popular name in Catholic families for centuries." In Latin, "Veronica" is Veronica.
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