The phrase "a vela" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It appears to be a mix of languages, possibly Spanish or Portuguese, and would not be usable in standard written English.
Example: "I lit a vela to create a cozy atmosphere." (Note: "vela" means "candle" in Spanish/Portuguese, but the phrase is not correct in English.)
Alternatives: "a candle" or "a light".
Potsherds with early Tamil writing from the 2nd century BC have been found in excavations in north of the island in Poonagari, bearing several inscriptions including a clan name – vela, a name related to velir from ancient Tamil country.
They nearly struck a fifth goal there, Vela threading a pass through to Arshavin, who drove a low rasper against the butt of the post.
Richardson JK, Sandman D, Vela S. A focused exercise regimen improves clinical measures of balance in patients with peripheral neuropathy.
Estefanía Vela, a legal scholar at a Mexico City university told the New York Times of the ruling: "Without a doubt, gay marriage is legal everywhere.
In February a soldier, Sgt. Evan Vela, was charged in the death of an Iraqi who had wandered into an area where Sergeant Vela and an American sniper were based.
"People have a lot of complaints, especially about bribes disguised as fines or fees," said Lizbeth Vela, a 21-year-old business administration student.
Riedel points to a young star cluster named IC 2391 that resides 450 light-years away in Vela, a constellation near Columba.
The Uribia area has always struggled with water access, but in nearby Cabo de la Vela, a remote beach village on the Guajira peninsula that is considered a tropical getaway for foreign visitors, the government built an expensive plant to desalinate water from the Caribbean in 2011.
In June, 2000, it oddly failed to recognize the bright star cluster Delta Velorium, which flickers in Vela, a constellation that can be seen in the Southern Hemisphere.
