Waleska

Waleska is a feminine first name that appears in Poland and Silesia as a variant of Valeska. Additionally, it serves in the Czech language as a diminutive form of Valeria or Valerie, both of which are feminine variants of the Roman name Valerianus. This name traces back to the ancient Roman family name Valerius.

What does the name Waleska mean?

The name Waleska has its origins in Latin and is often translated as "the Healthy", "the Strong", or "the woman from the house of the Valerii". The Latin term valēre, from which the name is derived, means something like "to be strong", "to be powerful", "to be healthy", "to be strong", "to be worth", "to be maintained", and "to deserve". Other variants include Valesca, Valessa, and Valera. In Poland, the name is found not only as a first name but also frequently as a surname. The name gained fame through the Polish Countess Maria Walewska, who is known as Napoleon's mistress.

Where does the name Waleska come from?

Waleska is a feminine first name with Latin roots, meaning "the Healthy". The Latin

How do you pronounce Waleska?

Waleska is pronounced like 'Wales-ka'.

When is the name day of Waleska?

The name days for Waleska are May 4, May 20, and December 9.

Popularity

In Germany, Waleska is a rather rare name. In 2016, it ranked 4,471st on the list of the most common female first names. In the last ten years, Waleska has been given fewer than 10 times, which placed it 9,317th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 11,574th.

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Famous people

• Waleska Yolany Amaya Diaz (Honduran footballer)