Valarie

Valarie is an English variant spelling of Valerie, a name derived from the Latin family name Valerianus, itself rooted in the Roman clan name Valerius, connected to the Latin word valere, meaning to be strong or to be healthy. The name was borne by several early Christian saints, which helped establish its use across medieval Europe. Valerie and Valérie are the more common standard forms found in English and French respectively, while Valeria represents the older Latin and Italian form.