Severus is definitely too associated with Snape, and Severine can sound a bit like “severing,” despite its popularity from the Bond movie. But what about Severa, as in Saint Severa, which sounds a little bit like Vera, a little like the number 7, and a little like the rising-in-popularity baby name Seven (as in Harlow Seven Beckham)? It should even be easier for Americans to pronounce correctly than Severine.
Severa, along with Severine, Severana, Severina, Severea, and Severia, comes from the Latin masculine name Severus, meaning "severe," or "stern." Severa is a Spanish and Italian variant. St. Severus was male.
You can pronounce Severa say-VEH-rah, seh-VAYR-uh, or SEV-er-uh.
There were no baby girls named Severa in 2010 or 2011, and I highly doubt it was given in previous years. However, there were 37 baby girls named Seven in 2010 and 31 in 2011.
Before you dismiss this name, Severa and its variants come with the cute nicknames Sevvie, Vera, Verie, Sera, Era, Ever, and Seven.
Severa, along with Severine, Severana, Severina, Severea, and Severia, comes from the Latin masculine name Severus, meaning "severe," or "stern." Severa is a Spanish and Italian variant. St. Severus was male.
You can pronounce Severa say-VEH-rah, seh-VAYR-uh, or SEV-er-uh.
There were no baby girls named Severa in 2010 or 2011, and I highly doubt it was given in previous years. However, there were 37 baby girls named Seven in 2010 and 31 in 2011.
Before you dismiss this name, Severa and its variants come with the cute nicknames Sevvie, Vera, Verie, Sera, Era, Ever, and Seven.
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