Baby Names

Names starting with V

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

  • Vega

    Girl

    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

  • Vivian

    Girl

    Means "full of life", "vital", from Latin vivus.

    Latin

  • Means "alive", "full of life".

    Latin

  • Vera

    Girl

    Means "faith" in Russian and "true" in Latin.

    Russian · Latin

  • Of Latin origin, meaning "conqueror, victorious".

    Latin · Spanish

  • Vanesa

    Girl

    An invented eighteenth-century name with no prior meaning.

    English

  • From Latin, meaning "the conqueror".

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means "maiden", "virgin".

    Latin

  • Vito

    Boy

    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

  • Van

    Boy

    Of Danish origin, meaning "of".

    Dutch · Danish · Russian

  • Vania

    Girl

    Russian diminutive of Jane: "God is gracious".

    Russian · Hebrew

  • Venus

    Girl

    Roman goddess of beauty and love.

    Latin

  • Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "battle".

    Scandinavian

  • Vilma

    Girl

    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

  • Verena

    Girl

    Read as "she who reveres" or "the true one".

    Latin · German

  • Honors the famous Roman poet who wrote the Aeneid.

    Italian

  • Vita

    Girl

    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."

  • Vasti

    Girl

    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

  • Vesta

    Girl

    The Roman goddess of the hearth and the sacred fire.

    Latin

  • Vico

    Boy

    The Italian form of the name Víctor (Victor).

    Italian

  • Vidal

    Unisex

    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