Valencia

Valencia is a Spanish place name that comes from the Latin word 'valentia,' meaning 'strength' or 'vigor.' It is the name of a city and region on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.

As a given name, Valencia has been used for girls since the late 19th century. It is thought to have gained popularity as a baby name in the United States due to the city's association with the Spanish culture and heritage of the American Southwest.

The name Valencia has a romantic and cultural flair, evoking images of the sun-drenched Spanish coast and the vibrant city known for its architecture, arts, and cuisine.

For parents who choose the name Valencia, it can symbolize strength, resilience, and a connection to the rich heritage of Spanish-speaking cultures.