| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
| Vada |
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| VaIda |
Teutonic |
A ruler, a battle heroine. |
| Vaisakhi |
Hindu |
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| Vaishali |
Hindu |
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| Val |
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Strength, valour. |
| Vala |
Teutonic |
The chosen one. |
| Valarie |
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Strength, valour. |
| Valborg |
Swedish |
a powerful mountain |
| Valda |
Old Norse |
spirited warrior |
| Valeda |
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Strong and healthy. Used in Russia and Eastern Europe. |
| Valencia |
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Bravery. |
| Valentina |
Latin |
Strong and healthy. Used in Russia and Eastern Europe. |
| Valentine |
Latin |
Strong, healthy. The name of a 3rd-century saint. A boy or girl's name. |
| Valeria |
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Strength, valour. |
| Valerie |
French |
Strong. |
| Valeska |
Polish |
glorious ruler |
| Valgerdr |
Scandinavian |
| Valimai |
Welsh |
A mayflower. |
| Valisa |
wild one |
Vall, Vallie |
| Vallerie |
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To be strong. |
| Valletta |
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The capital of Malta. |
| Valma |
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The chosen one. |
| Valonia |
Latin |
From the valley. |
| Valora |
Latin |
Brave. |
| Vanda |
Aboriginal/Teutonic |
Aboriginal: A sandhill. Teutonic: A Slavonic woman, or a wanderer. |
| Vandana |
Hindu |
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| Vandita |
Hindu |
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| Vanessa |
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A name invented by the 18th-century poet and writer Jonathan Swift. |
| Vania |
Russian |
God?s gift |
| Vanja |
Scandinavian |
The feminine form of Vanya, also a Russian Diminutive of Ivan. Eastern European form of John. |
| Vanjan |
Hindu |
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| Vanka |
Russian |
Grace, or favoured by God. Form of Anne. |
| Vanni |
Italian |
Grace, or favoured by God. Form of Anne. |
| Vanora |
Celtic |
A white wave. A form of Guinevere. |
| Varanese |
Italian |
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| Varda |
Hebrew |
A rose. |
| Varsha |
Hindu |
rain |
| Varuni |
Hindu |
a goddess |
| Varvara |
Russian |
The foreigner or stranger. Russian form of Barbara. |
| Vasanta |
Hindu |
spring |
| Vasanti |
Sanskrit |
Spring. |
| Vasavi |
Hindu |
mentaldaughter of the Pitrs |
| Vashti |
Persian |
The beautiful one. |
| Vasiliki |
Greek |
basil |
| Vasudhara |
Hindu |
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| Vasuki |
Hindu |
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| Vasumati |
Hindu |
apsara of unequalled splendour |
| Veda |
Sanskrit |
Wisdom and knowledge. |
| Vedette |
Italian/Old French |
A sentinel. |
| Veena |
Hindu |
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| Vega |
Arabic |
A falling star. |
| Velda |
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The chosen one. |
| Veleda |
Teutonic |
Inspired wisdom. |
| Velika |
Slavonic |
The great one. |
| Velma |
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A modern English name which is particularly popular in the USA. |
| Velvet |
English |
Soft as velvet. |
| Vendela |
Scandinavian |
| Venetia |
Latin |
A lady of Venice. |
| Ventura |
Spanish |
Good luck, happiness. |
| Venus |
Latin |
Beautiful. After the Roman goddess of beauty and love. |
| Vera |
Latin/Russian |
Latin: True. Russian: Faith. |
| Verbena |
Latin |
A sacred bough or plant. |
| Verda |
Latin |
Fresh. |
| Verena |
Swiss |
The name of a 3rd-century saint. |
| Verity |
Latin/Old French |
Truth. |
| Verla |
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Latin: True. Russian: Faith. |
| Verna |
Latin |
Springlike, fresh. The feminine form of Vernon. Also see Laverne. |
| Verona |
Latin |
After the Italian city. Also a variation of Veronica. |
| Veronica |
Latin |
A true likeness or image. |
| Verran |
Cornish |
The short one. |
| Verrin |
Old French |
| Verushka |
Czech |
Latin: True. Russian: Faith. A common name in Russia, which became used in the English-speaking world in the early 20th century. |
| Vesna |
Slavonic |
Spring. |
| Vesper |
Latin |
evening |
| Vespera |
Latin |
An evening star. |
| Vesta |
Latin |
A guardian of the sacred fire. After the Roman goddess of the hearth. |
| Vevay |
Welsh |
white wave |
| Vevette |
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A woman of the people. |
| Vevila |
Irish Gaelic |
The melodious one. |
| Vevina |
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Sweet lady. |
| Vibhuti |
Hindu |
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| Vicki |
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Victory, the victorious one. |
| Vicky |
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Victory, the victorious one. |
| Victoria |
Latin |
Victory, the victorious one. |
| Vida |
Hebrew |
The beloved one. Short form of Davida, the feminine version of David. |
| Vidonia |
Portuguese |
A vine branch. |
| Vidya |
Sanskrit |
Knowledge. A boy or girl's name. |
| Vienna |
Latin |
from wine country |
| Viera |
Czech |
Latin True. Russian faith. A common name in Russia, which became used in the English-speaking world in the early 20th century. |
| Vigilia |
Latin |
Alert, vigilant. |
| Vikki |
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Victory, the victorious one. |
| Vikriti |
Hindu |
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| Vilhelmina |
The resolute protector. A feminine form of William. |
| Vilma |
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A modern English name which is particularly popular in the USA. |
| Vimala |
Sanskrit |
Pure. |
| Vina |
Spanish |
From the vineyard. |
| Vinata |
Hindu |
humble, mother of Garuda |
| Vinaya |
Hindu |
good behaviour |
| Vincentia |
Latin |
The conqueror. The feminine form of Vincent. |
| Vinita |
Hindu |
Vineeta |
| Vinvella |
French |
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| Viola |
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A name made famous by the Shakespearian play Twelfth Night. Also see Violet. |
| Violenta |
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From Shakespeare's play All's Well that Ends Well. |
| Violet |
Latin |
From the name of the flower. Also see Iolanthe and Yolanda. |
| Virgilia |
Latin |
A staff bearer. |
| Virginia |
Latin |
Maidenly, pure. |
| Virida |
Latin |
Green. |
| Viridis |
Latin |
youthful and blooming |
| Virini |
Hindu |
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| Visala |
Hindu |
celestial Apsara |
| Vita |
Latin |
Life. |
| Vitoria |
Spanish |
Victory, the victorious one. |
| Vittoria |
Italian |
Victory, the victorious one. |
| Viveka |
Scandinavian |
Lively. |
| Vivian |
Latin |
Gracious in life or lively. A boy or girl's name. |
| Viviana |
Italian |
Lovely. |
| Vivien |
Latin |
Full of life, vital. Also see Vyvyan. |
| Vivienne |
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Life. |
| Volante |
Latin |
The flying one. |
| Voleta |
Greek |
veiled one |
| Voletta |
Greek/Old French |
Veiled. |
| Volumnia |
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From Shakespeare's play Coriolanus. |
| Vonni |
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From the name Veronica and Yvonne. Veronica - A true likeness or image. Yvonne - French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree. |
| Vonnie |
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From the name Veronica and Yvonne. Veronica - A true likeness or image. Yvonne - French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree. |
| Vonny |
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From the name Veronica and Yvonne. Veronica - A true likeness or image. Yvonne - French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree. |
| Vrinda |
Hindu |
virtue and strength |
| Vyvyan |
Cornish |
From an old surname. A boy or girl's name. |
