Verónica

Verónica is a common given name for females, particularly in Spanish-speaking countries. The name has origins in the Latin name Veronica, which is believed to derive from the Greek words "pherein" meaning to bring and "eikōn" meaning image. This etymology is often associated with the legend of Saint Veronica, who is said to have offered Jesus a cloth to wipe his face on his way to the crucifixion, leaving behind an image of his face.

The name gained popularity throughout Christian Europe and has remained a well-established name in many cultures. Variations of the name exist in numerous languages. While primarily a given name, Verónica can also be found as a surname. The popularity of Verónica has seen fluctuations over time but remains a recognizable and frequently used name. It is often associated with qualities of strength and devotion due to its historical and religious connections.