Vered
Just 76 women in Poland carry it, and none have been born with it in recent years: most Poles will never meet one. The name comes from Hebrew, where it means "rose".
Vered Pronunciation
What Vered means
Where Vered comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Vered comes from Hebrew, where the word ורד simply means rose. The flower and the name share one form. A girl called Vered carries the plain Hebrew noun for the bloom that grows in gardens around the Mediterranean.
The name became common among Jewish families, above all in Israel, where flower names for girls found wide favor in the twentieth century. Vered sits beside botanical names like Shoshana and Nurit. It has no diminutive and no variant. The rose stands on its own.
In a Polish class register, Vered would look unusual next to Zofia and Maria. It marks a Hebrew root plainly.
The link to the rose is literal, not decorative. Anyone who knows Hebrew hears the flower in the name. The Polish róża says the same thing in another tongue. Vered means rose, and it has meant rose for as long as Hebrew has named the flower.
How many people are named Vered
1 in 296629 women in Poland is named Vered. 76 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #4108 among female names.
Vered as a middle name
Vered is a first name for 76 women in Poland and a middle name for another 7, a 92/8 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 3126th, between Vaibhav (7) and Vesper (7).
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#3124 Tünde7
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#3125 Vaibhav7
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#3126 Vered7
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#3127 Vesper7
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#3128 Vinit7