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Honestly, very overused name in the country I'm from. I am sick of hearing this name. I don't like the way it sounds. I also do not think it is an especially feminine or pretty name. It's just a common ordinary name. It is a village name, not that there is anything wrong with a village name but this one is very boring. A lot of old women have this name and for the city women with this name, they are all extremely serious and boring. Sorry.
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Such a beautiful name. The look and meaning are simply gorgeous to me!
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Vesna Vulovic was a Serbian flight attendant who survived a 33,000 foot fall out of a passenger plane after it exploded. It is still the highest fall ever survived without a parachute.
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I like this name. It also has a very pretty meaning.
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Name «Vesna» no way means «messenger»! Serbian, Croatian and Russian are related names, in Russian and some other Slavic «Vesna» (vəs-NA) means «spring». [noted -ed]
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Pronounced "VES-na".
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Vesna does not mean "messenger" nor does it stem from the word "vest" (which translates as news or message). Vesna was the name of a pre-Christian Slavic Goddess of Spring and Fertility. The word "Vesna" originates from Sanskrit and is related to the word "Vishnu" (the name of one of the three major Gods in Hinduism).
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What Anonymous was probably trying to say is that it is from a Indo European word "wósr̥" meaning spring (As that is the word Vesna comes from) But from my research I have found that Vesna does come from that word but Vishnu does not, Vishnu probably originates from some other source. It is however related to the Spanish word for summer "Verano", the Greek for spring έαρ (éar), and the Persian word for spring بهار (bahâr).
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Vesna means Spring in Russian. Google it if you do not believe me. Nothing to do with Sanskrit, sorry to commentor below. GODDESS of Spring...read that one too. Slavic origin.
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Even though Vesna has been on my list for a while now, I've only recently started considering it for a future daughter of mine. It's so unique and pretty.
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Vesna Čitaković, volleyball player
Vesna Jovanović, visual artist
Vesna Krmpotić, writer and translator
Vesna Manasieva, tennis player
Vesna Milačić, songwriter and performer
Vesna Milošević, handball player
Vesna Mišanović, chess player
Vesna Pešić, politican
Vesna Pisarović, pop singer
Vesna Pusić, a member of Hrvatski Parliament and a main speaker of the opposition Hrvatski People's Party - Liberal Democrats in the Parliament.
Vesna Radović, handball player
Vesna Škare Ožbolt
Vesna Teršelič, peace activist
Vesna Trivalić, actress
Vesna Vulović, political activist and former flight attendan
Vesna Zmijanac, folk singer
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Vesna Jovanović, visual artist
Vesna Krmpotić, writer and translator
Vesna Manasieva, tennis player
Vesna Milačić, songwriter and performer
Vesna Milošević, handball player
Vesna Mišanović, chess player
Vesna Pešić, politican
Vesna Pisarović, pop singer
Vesna Pusić, a member of Hrvatski Parliament and a main speaker of the opposition Hrvatski People's Party - Liberal Democrats in the Parliament.
Vesna Radović, handball player
Vesna Škare Ožbolt
Vesna Teršelič, peace activist
Vesna Trivalić, actress
Vesna Vulović, political activist and former flight attendan
Vesna Zmijanac, folk singer
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It means "spring" in Slavic languages.
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Although "Vesna" means "spring" it derives from the word "vest" which means "news" therefore "message" and it has received an extended meaning of "spring" because spring was believed to be the start of the new year hence spring was the messenger telling us the new year is starting. Hence "Vesna" means "messenger" (female version of the noun) and "spring".
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Vesna is a fictional character in the movie "Samotáři". She was played by Labina Mitevska.
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The name "Vesna" in Serbia is also connected to the Resurrection of Christ. It would be similar to the Greek name "Evangalia". The one who brings the Good News with a smile. Spring time is associated with the Resurrection.
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In Serbian, "Vesna" has the stress on the second syllable, and has a slightly different meaning than in Russian.
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It´s a special name. Home form: Veska, Vesinka, Vesita, Esna, Vesinečka.
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Russian pop singer Alsou sings a song called Vesna (meaning 'spring' in Russian). It is a pretty song and I think this is a pretty name too.
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There ist a famous poem of the Russian Mikhail Lermontoff which is named "Vesna". And it was a very popular name in all Yugoslavian republics during the 70s and 80s ... ;)
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'Vesna' (second syllable stressed) means 'spring' in modern Russian.
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This name does not mean "messenger" in Slovenian, Croatian or Serbian! Vesna is the goddess of spring according to old Slavic mythology.
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