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Vera Derkson

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Vera Derkson" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Cincinnati, OH (2)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Vera	505
Derkson	193,676
Vera Derkson	23,144,014

is 501st most common Miriam
is 502nd most common Nina
is 503rd most common Leah
is 504th most common Kent
is 505th most common Vera
is 506th most common Milton
is 507th most common Erik
is 508th most common Faye
is 509th most common Guadalupe

is 193,672nd most common Deppermann
is 193,673rd most common Derdeyn
is 193,674th most common Derecho
is 193,675th most common Deresh
is 193,676th most common Derkson
is 193,677th most common Deschampe
is 193,678th most common Deseno
is 193,679th most common Desierto
is 193,680th most common Despaigne

is 23,144,010th most common Vera Deppe
is 23,144,011th most common Vera Depriest
is 23,144,012th most common Vera Dercole
is 23,144,013th most common Vera Derkacz
is 23,144,014th most common Vera Derkson
is 23,144,015th most common Vera Derr
is 23,144,016th most common Vera Derryberry
is 23,144,017th most common Vera Derzie
is 23,144,018th most common Vera Desantis

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Meaning & History

Vera

Derkson

(female) (Russian) name, meaning ‘faith’. It coincides in form with the feminine form of the Latin adjective verus ‘true’. It was introduced to Britain at the beginning of the 20th century and was popular in the early decades, notably borne by the singer Vera Lynn, ‘The Forces Sweetheart’ (b. 1917 as Vera Welch), but has since gone out of fashion.