Meaning & origin
What it means
Very is a form of Verey. Verey goes back to Old French verai, meaning “real, genuine.”
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Where it comes from
Very is a form of Verey. Verey comes from Middle English, and ultimately from Old French.
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Very’s family of names
In English usage, Very as a surname has a related form in VEREY. In English usage, Very as a surname has a conventional equivalent in the Korean form 최.
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