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Names starting with V
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- Vaan coined by Square Enix for Final Fantasy XII
- Vaani speech, voice; a name of Saraswati
- Václav more glory; Saint Wenceslas, patron of Bohemia
- Vagn from Old Norse vagn, wagon; Vagn Åkesson was a famed…
- Vahe short form of Vahagn, 'smiting of resistance', victory
- Vahid unique, single, matchless
- Vai water, fresh water
- Vaibhav wealth, glory, grandeur
- Vaidehi princess of Videha; a name of Sita
- Vaimiti sea water (vai + miti)
- Vaishali of Vaishali, the ancient city
- Vaishnavi worshipper of Vishnu; a form of the goddess
- Vaitiare water + flower (vai + tiare)
- Vajk pagan name of King Stephen I of Hungary, possibly from…
- Vakarė evening star; from vakaras 'evening'
- Vakaris from Lithuanian vakaras, evening
- Val short form of Valentine or Valerie; strong, healthy
- Vala seeress, prophetess
- Valarie spelling of Valerie: to be strong
- Valbona from the Valbona river valley in the Albanian Alps
- Valborg mighty protection
- Valdis ruler; from valdīt 'to rule'
- Valen short form of Valentine: strong, healthy
- Valena form of Valentina, from Latin valens: strong, healthy
- Valencia from the Spanish city, from Latin valentia, strength
- Valente from Latin valens: strong, vigorous
- Valentim Portuguese form of Valentine, from valens, strong or healthy
- Valentin strong, healthy; St Valentine
- Valentina strong, healthy
- Valentine strong, healthy
- Valentino strong, healthy
- Valera feminine of Valery: strong, healthy
- Valeria to be strong, healthy; a Roman family name
- Valerie strong, healthy
- Valerio to be strong, healthy
- Valery from the Roman family name Valerius: to be strong
- Valeska form of Waleska (Władysława): glorious ruler
- Valkyrie chooser of the slain, a Norse warrior maiden
- Valli creeper, vine; consort of Murugan
- Valo light
- Valon wave; from valë 'wave'
- Valor the English word: bravery, courage
- Valorie form of Valerie; strong, healthy, from Latin valere
- Valrie form of Valerie: to be strong
- Valter army ruler; Scandinavian form of Walter
- Valtteri Finnish form of Walter: army ruler
- Valur falcon
- Vamsi flute; Krishna's flute
- Van cloud (雲); for men, literary (文)
- Vance from Old English fenn 'marsh, fen'
- Vandana worship, salutation, praise
- Vanellope coined for Wreck-It Ralph, a play on vanilla and Penelope
- Vanesa spelling of Vanessa, name coined by Jonathan Swift
- Vanessa coined by Jonathan Swift from the name of Esther Vanhomrigh
- Vanetta form of Vanessa, a name coined by Jonathan Swift
- Vangie pet form of Evangeline: good news
- Vani voice, speech
- Vania from Vanya, Russian diminutive of Ivan (John): God is…
- Vanille vanilla
- Vanita woman, loved one
- Vanity from the English word vanity: pride in one's looks
- Vanja God is gracious; from Vanya
- Vanna color, golden complexion (Khmer, from Sanskrit varna)
- Vansh lineage, family line
- Vanya God is gracious; diminutive of Ivan
- Vår Norwegian word meaning spring, the season
- Varad giver of boons; Ganesha
- Vardan rose; Saint Vardan Mamikonian
- Varsha rain, the rainy season
- Varun Varuna, Vedic god of the waters and cosmic order
- Varvara foreign woman; Russian form of Barbara
- Vasco Basque; navigator Vasco da Gama
- Vashawn modern blend of Va- and Shawn
- Vashti beautiful, the best
- Vasil royal, kingly; form of Basil
- Vasile royal, kingly
- Vasileios from Greek basileus, king; royal
- Vasilije royal, kingly; Serbian form of Basil
- Vasiliki royal, queenly
- Vasilios royal, kingly
- Vasilisa queen, royal
- Vasily royal, kingly
- Vasko royal; diminutive of Vasil
- Vasudha earth, bearer of wealth
- Vasundhara bearer of treasure; the earth
- Vaughan from Welsh fychan: small
- Vaughn from Welsh fychan, small
- Vayu wind, air; the wind god
- Ved sacred knowledge; the Vedas
- Veda knowledge; the sacred Vedas
- Vedant end of the Vedas; the Vedanta philosophy
- Vedran clear, cheerful; from vedar 'clear, bright'
- Vedrana clear, cheerful
- Veena the veena, a stringed instrument of Indian music
- Veer brave, hero
- Vega meadow, fertile plain; also the bright star Vega
- Vegard from Old Norse vé, sanctuary, and varðr, guardian
- Veikko little brother
- Velan bearer of the spear (vel); Murugan
- Velda perhaps from Germanic 'ruler', or form of Veleda, a…
- Veli brother
- Velia from the Roman family name Velius
- Velizar great radiance; from veli 'great' and zar 'radiance'
- Veljko from Slavic velik, great
- Velma perhaps a form of Wilhelmina; resolute protector
- Velvet the soft, luxurious fabric
- Vemund from Old Norse vé, holy place, and mundr, protection
- Venancio from Venantius: hunting, hunter
- Vencel Hungarian form of Wenceslaus, more glory
- Venecia Spanish name of Venice, the Italian city
- Venessa form of Vanessa; coined by Jonathan Swift
- Veneta Venetian woman, from Venice
- Venetia from Venetia, the region around Venice
- Venice the Italian city of canals
- Venita perhaps from Latin venia 'grace, favor', or a form of Venus
- Vennela moonlight
- Ventsislav Bulgarian form of Wenceslaus, from veche, more, and slava,…
- Ventura good fortune, luck
- Ventus wind
- Venus love, desire; Roman goddess of love
- Vera faith
- Verda green, fresh, from Latin viridis
- Vered rose
- Verena of uncertain meaning, perhaps from verus: true
- Verenice form of Berenice: bringer of victory
- Vergie pet form of Virginia; maiden
- Vergil form of Virgil, from the Roman family name Vergilius
- Verica attested name of Verica, king of the Atrebates c. AD 15–40;…
- Verity truth
- Verma US form of Velma or Vera; also an Indian surname from…
- Vern short form of Vernon; alder grove
- Verna spring, from Latin vernus
- Vernal of spring
- Verne form of Vernon; alder grove
- Vernell perhaps from Vernon or Verna; alder, or spring
- Verner form of Werner; guard of the army
- Vernetta diminutive of Verna; spring
- Vernice form of Bernice; bringer of victory
- Vernie pet form of Verna or Vernon; spring or alder
- Vernita diminutive of Verna; spring
- Vernon from a Norman place name, 'place of alders'
- Verona from the Italian city Verona; also form of Veronica
- Veronica bringer of victory; linked to 'true image'
- Veronika true image, or 'bringer of victory' from Berenice
- Veronique true image; also from Berenice, bringer of victory
- Vesa sapling, young shoot
- Vesna spring; also the Slavic goddess of spring
- Vesper evening, the evening star
- Vesta Roman goddess of the hearth
- Vestal of Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth
- Vester short form of Sylvester; of the woods
- Vetri victory
- Veva pet form of Genevieve: woman of the people
- Vi short form of Violet or Victoria
- Via "road, way"; short form of Olivia
- Viaan full of life, energetic (modern coinage)
- Vianca form of Bianca; white
- Vianey after the French priest Jean-Marie Vianney
- Vianney after the French priest Jean-Marie Vianney
- Vibha light, radiance, splendor
- Vic short form of Victor; victory
- Vicenta feminine of Vicente: conquering
- Vicente conquering, prevailing
- Vicie pet form of Victoria: victory
- Vick short form of Victor: conqueror
- Vickey pet form of Victoria; victory
- Vickie pet form of Victoria; victory
- Vicky diminutive of Victoria: victory
- Victoire victory
- Victor conqueror, victor
- Victoria victory; the Roman goddess of victory
- Victoriano from Victorianus, from victoria: victory
- Victorine feminine diminutive of Victor: victory
- Victorio form of Victor: conqueror, victory
- Victory victory
- Vid Slovene and Croatian form of Vitus, linked to Latin vita…
- Vida life; associated with Latin vita
- Vidal life, from Latin vitalis
- Vidar wide warrior; Norse god of vengeance
- Vidhi law, rule; destiny
- Vidya knowledge, learning
- Vienna the Austrian capital, from Celtic Vindobona
- Vieno gentle, calm
- Viera faith
- Viet Viet, the Vietnamese people; to excel (越)
- Vigdis war goddess; Vigdís Finnbogadóttir
- Viggo battle; Viggo Mortensen
- Vihaan dawn, morning; beginning of a new era
- Vijay victory
- Vikas growth, development, progress
- Viki pet form of Victoria; victory
- Vikki pet form of Victoria; victory
- Vikram valor, stride; the legendary king Vikramaditya
- Vikramaditya sun of valor; a legendary king of Ujjain
- Vikrant powerful, brave
- Viktor conqueror
- Viktoriya victory
- Vilas pleasure, playfulness, charm
- Vilém Czech form of William, from wil, desire, and helm, helmet…
- Vilgot from Old Norse Vilgautr, from vili, will, and Gautr, a Geat
- Viliame Fijian form of William, resolute protector
- Viliami Tongan form of William
- Vilius resolute protector; Lithuanian form of William
- Vilja grain in Finnish; will, desire in Scandinavian languages
- Villads Danish form of William, from wil, desire, and helm, helmet…
- Villanelle a poetic form; from Italian villanella 'country song'
- Ville Finnish diminutive of Vilhelm: resolute protector
- Vilma form of Wilma; resolute protector
- Vilmos resolute protector; Hungarian form of William
- Viltė hope; from viltis 'hope'
- Vimal spotless, pure
- Vin short form of names like Vincent or Lavinia
- Vina vineyard, from Spanish viña; or short for Davina
- Vinay modesty, good conduct
- Vinayak remover of obstacles; Ganesha
- Vince conquering; Hungarian form of Vincent
- Vincent conquering, prevailing
- Vincenza feminine of Vincenzo; conquering
- Vincenzo conquering, prevailing
- Vinh glory, honor (榮)
- Vinita humble, modest, well-mannered
- Vinnie pet form of Vincent; conquering
- Vinny pet form of Vincent: conquering
- Vinson English surname, son of Vincent; conquering
- Vinton vine or wine settlement (English place name)
- Viola violet (the flower)
- Violet the violet flower and its purple color, from Latin viola
- Violeta violet (the flower)
- Violette violet flower
- Viona form of Fiona: white, fair
- Virág flower
- Viraj resplendent; the cosmic being
- Virgel form of Virgil, from the Roman family name Vergilius; the…
- Virgene form of Virginia: maiden
- Virgia form of Virginia, from the Roman family name Verginius
- Virgie pet form of Virginia; maiden
- Virgil from Vergilius; the poet Virgil
- Virgilio from Vergilius; poet Virgil
- Virgina form of Virginia: maiden
- Virginia from the Roman family name Verginius, linked to virgo…
- Virginie maiden; from Virginius
- Virgle form of Virgil, from the Roman family name Vergilius
- Viridiana from Latin viridis 'green'
- Viserys coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
- Vishal vast, huge, great
- Vishnu all-pervading
- Vismaya wonder, amazement
- Vitale Italian form of Vitalis, of life
- Vito from Vitus, linked to vita 'life'
- Vittoria victory
- Vittorio victor, conqueror
- Viva alive, from Latin vivus
- Vivaan full of life; rays of the morning sun (modern usage)
- Vivek discernment, wisdom, conscience
- Vivi pet form of Vivian: alive, lively
- Vivian from Vivianus, from vivus 'alive'
- Viviana alive, lively, from vivus
- Viviane alive, lively
- Vivianna elaboration of Vivian, from Latin vivus, alive
- Vivica form of Vivian: alive
- Vivien from Latin vivus, alive
- Vivienne alive, lively; the Lady of the Lake
- Viyan will, desire, love
- Vjekoslav from Slavic vijek, age or eternity, and slava, glory
- Vlad ruler, from Slavic vladeti 'to rule'
- Vlada rule, power; short form of Vladislava
- Vladan rule, ruler; from vlad 'rule'
- Vladimir great in rule, rule of peace
- Vladislav rules with glory; from vlad 'rule' and slava 'glory'
- Vladislava rules with glory
- Vlasta rule, power; from vlast 'power, homeland'; legendary leader…
- Vojislav warrior glory; from voj 'soldier' and slava 'glory'
- Volkan volcano
- Volker people's army
- Volodymyr ruler of peace/the world; Ukrainian form of Vladimir
- Von short form of Vaughn or Yvonne; small
- Vonda form of Wanda; meaning uncertain, perhaps 'Wend' (a Slavic…
- Vong lineage, family (Lao, from Pali vamsa)
- Vonnie pet form of Yvonne or Veronica; yew
- Vrinda holy basil (tulsi); Vrindavan, Krishna's forest
- Vu martial (武); also rain (雨) or universe (宇)
- Vuk wolf; Vuk Karadžić, reformer of Serbian
- Vukan wolf; from vuk 'wolf'
- Vukašin wolf; from vuk 'wolf'
- Vuong king (王, Vương)
- Vy tiny, delicate; also rose (薇)
- Vyas arranger, compiler; author of the Mahabharata
- Vytautas leader of the people; from vyti 'to lead/chase' and tauta…