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My name is Verne. It's a very simple and straightforward name, pronounced exactly like Vern. But even so, people seem to struggle with it- I regularly get addressed as Verny, Verna, Verné (ver-NAY), etc. I guess this is because I look feminine, and they perceive the correct pronunciation as masculine. (But I don't care. I love my name nonetheless. And anyway, older folks tell me it's unisex.)
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Vern Tessio was one of the main kids from the film Stand By Me. He was played by a young Jerry O'Connell.
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This name seems gender neutral to me, which is why I took it for my own. I spell it with an 'e' on the end, however. It's the soul of spring, and conjures images of rich green foliage flourishing in misty sunlit woods. And yes, I did get it from Jules Verne. I am a poet; should not I have the name of a true writer? Okay, I'll stop with the pretentious commenting now.
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My name is Veronica. My friends and family use Vern as my nickname because they hate the nickname Ronnie.
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Vern Gosdin, a famous country singer in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Unfortunately, it seems like this name has been dragged into the "redneck" stereotype by popular entertainment. It just reminds me of the characters on "Mama's Family" or a one-liner from Jeff Foxworthy.
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Can also be spelled Verne, a famous bearer of this spelling is dwarf actor Verne Troyer.
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This is the name of Ernest P. Worrell's unseen friend.
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