Powershell variable

Hi
Is it possible to define a new powershell variable by using the form:
$test="Hello"
$Name = ("$" + "$test" + "webapFeature")
When i type $name afterwards in PowerShell i get:
$Hellowebapfeature
But this has not been defined as a variable properly. I cant type: "$Hell" then tab to the whole "$Hellowebapfeature"
Any ideas how to do this?
The reason behind this is that i want to create several different variables in a function.
brgs
Bjorn

Solved it :)
$Name = ("test" + "webapFeature")
new-variable -name $Name
-value "yo local"
This creates a variable: $testwebapFeature
with value "yo local"

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