Valentina
GirlMeans "brave", "strong and healthy".
Latin
52 baby names starting with V, with their meaning
Means "brave", "strong and healthy".
Latin
Means "strong", "the one who is well".
Latin
Means "victory", "she who conquers".
Latin
The fertile plain beside a river — and the brightest star in the constellation Lyra.
Arabic · Spanish
Means "true image", and also "bringer of victory".
Latin · Greek
The small purple flower that grows in the shade.
Latin
Means "full of life", "vital", from Latin vivus.
Latin
Means "alive", "full of life".
Latin
Means "faith" in Russian and "true" in Latin.
Russian · Latin
Of Latin origin, meaning "conqueror, victorious".
Latin · Spanish
An invented eighteenth-century name with no prior meaning.
English
From Latin, meaning "the conqueror".
Latin · Spanish
Means "maiden", "virgin".
Latin
Of Latin origin, meaning "vital" or "full of joy".
Latin · Italian
Of Latin origin, meaning "valiant" or "strong". Saint Valentine is the patron saint of lovers.
Latin
A compound of Valentina, "brave", and Sofía, "wisdom".
Latin · Greek
An Italian name meaning "he who possesses great strength". Motorcycle racer Valentino Rossi has given the name wide visibility outside Italy.
Italian · Latin
Of Danish origin, meaning "of".
Dutch · Danish · Russian
Russian diminutive of Jane: "God is gracious".
Russian · Hebrew
Roman goddess of beauty and love.
Latin
Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "battle".
Scandinavian
A short form of Wilhelmina, "she who protects with resolute will".
Germanic
This Italian name means "the conqueror". It's the Italian variant of Vicente (Vincent).
Latin · Italian
The Italian form of Violet, the purple flower.
Latin · Italian
French variant of Vadin, of Hindi origin, meaning "promise".
French · Sanskrit
Means "strong and healthy", from Latin valere.
Latin
Of Latin origin, meaning "valiant".
Latin
Means "glorious ruler".
Slavic
Read as "she who reveres" or "the true one".
Latin · German
Honors the famous Roman poet who wrote the Aeneid.
Italian
Means "life".
Latin
Means "volcano". In Roman mythology, the god of fire and metalworking, son of Jupiter and Juno and husband of Venus.
The Arabic form of the Persian Wahid, meaning "the only one".
Arabic · Persian
Means "strong," symbolizing resilience and vitality.
Latin
Means "strong" or "healthy," representing resilience and vitality.
Latin
In Croatian and Serbian, it is both the masculine and feminine form of Vanya.
Balkan
An English name meaning "of the fortress".
English
"Of the king, belonging to the king."
Read as "the desired one". The Persian queen deposed at the start of the book of Esther.
Biblical · Persian
Ventura means "luck" or "good omen".
Means "of the evening", "the evening star".
Latin
The Roman goddess of the hearth and the sacred fire.
Latin
The Italian form of the name Víctor (Victor).
Italian
Means "life". Can also be spelled Videl.
Portuguese
Means "conquering," symbolizing triumph and success.
Latin
Means "flourishing," symbolizing growth and success.
Latin
Vital, or Vitalis, means "the one who gives life".
Having life. Equivalent of Vidal.
Italian