"Form of Vanesa"
The name Vaneza is commonly a female name from the "Finnish" origin.
Vaneza is best explained as a respelling of Vanesa, the Spanish form of Vanessa, with z in place of s. Vanessa is not an ancient name: it was coined by Jonathan Swift and used in his poem Cadenus and Vanessa, published in 1713, and no earlier use of it as a given name is documented. The z spelling follows a pattern common in Spanish-language personal names, where s and z are often interchanged in writing.
Vanesa means "Butterfly".
The pronunciation of Vaneza is vuh-NEH-zuh.
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