Skip to main content

Ves'tacha

Romanes (Romany "Gypsy" language) for "beloved."
Will you marry me, ves'tacha?
by Sailorknightwing November 2, 2011
mugGet the Ves'tachamug.

Ves'tacha

Ves'tacha is a word from Mercedes Lackey's 'The Heralds of Vlademar' books.

It is generally taken to mean 'beloved' or 'most loved'. It can be used between the best of friends or between lovers, or simply as a pet name for someone you are close to.
Kethry's ves'tacha is Tarma.
by Darkshiara May 2, 2011
mugGet the Ves'tachamug.

Share this definition

Sign in to vote

We'll email you a link to sign in instantly.

Or

Check your email

We sent a link to

Open your email