Baby Names Starting with V

From Latin 'vera icon' (true image), referencing the woman who wiped Jesus's face; represents truth and compassion

True image; French form of Veronica.

Turned or versatile; derived from Latin 'versus' meaning turned.

Named after the palace in France; evokes grandeur and elegance.

Faith. Variant of Vera from Latin.

Spring; the season of renewal and rebirth in Slavic tradition.

Evening star; symbolizes twilight, beauty, and the transition between day and night.

A virgin priestess of the Roman goddess Vesta, keeper of the sacred fire. Represents sacred devotion and duty.

Victory and triumph; symbolizes success and achievement

Beaver stream; dwelling by the flowing water.

Full of life; swift and lively.

Living or life-giving; from French with connections to Saint John Vianney.

Radiance, splendor, beauty

Sanskrit name meaning 'wealth,' 'prosperity,' or 'splendor,' representing abundance and success.

Short form of Victor, meaning conqueror.

Victory; shortened form of Victoria derived from Latin 'victoria'.

Conquering; victorious. Derived from the Latin vincentius meaning 'to conquer.'

Conquering, victorious; from Latin meaning to conquer

Short form of Victor, derived from Latin meaning 'conqueror'.

A variant spelling of Vicky, derived from Victoria, meaning victory and triumph

Victory; variant spelling of Victoria, derived from the Latin 'victoria'.

Victory; from Victoria, symbolizing triumph and strength.

Victory; represents triumph and success.

From Latin 'victor', meaning 'conqueror' or 'winner'.

Victory; variant spelling of Victoria.

From Latin 'victoria' (victory); symbolizes triumph, conquest, and success.

Victory. Represents triumph, strength, and regal authority.

Variant of Victoria; derived from Latin 'victoria' meaning 'victory'.

Derived from Victoria, symbolizing victory and triumph.

Victorious, triumphant. Spanish form of the Latin name signifying victory.

Victory; the feminine form of Victor, derived from Latin meaning 'triumph' or 'conqueror'.

Victor or winner. French feminine form of Victor.

Conqueror; victorious. Diminutive form of Victor derived from Latin victor.

Variant of Victor, derived from Latin victorious, meaning conqueror.

Victor (conqueror) combined with Manuel (God is with us). Spanish compound name.

Victorious, triumphant; conveys victory and success

Wide warrior; in Norse mythology, the god of vengeance and silence, son of Odin.

Knowledge or constitution; from Sanskrit suggesting wisdom, learning, and order.

From Sanskrit meaning 'law,' 'regulation,' or 'ritual'

Wise, intelligent, or learned; symbolizes wisdom and spiritual knowledge.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'learned,' 'wise,' or 'knowledgeable.' Represents wisdom, scholarship, and intellectual clarity.

Wise, from Sanskrit 'vid' (knowledge).

Sanskrit name meaning 'knowledge' or 'learning', symbolizing wisdom and education.

Lightning; represents radiance and illumination in Hindu and Sanskrit traditions.

Lightning. From Sanskrit Vidyut, meaning a flash of lightning.

Possibly from Slavic or Germanic elements

Related to Vietnamese people and culture. Carries ethnic and geographic significance.

Battle, derived from Old Norse 'víg' meaning war or combat

Victorious and noble; a Sanskrit name signifying strength, divinity, and lordship.

Dawn, morning, first ray of sun

Sanskrit name meaning 'morning' or 'dawn'; symbolizes new beginnings, hope, and brightness.

Morning; derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing new beginnings and hope.

Morning or dawn

Morning or dawn; symbolizing new beginnings and fresh starts.

Represents growth, progress, and development. An auspicious name in Sanskrit tradition symbolizing positive transformation.

Famous, renowned, or celebrated in status and recognition.

Victory; a diminutive of Victoria.

Valor, bravery, courage, wise

One who possesses the strength and valor of the sun; derived from Sanskrit 'vikrama' (strength, courage) and 'aditya' (sun).

Sanskrit name meaning 'powerful,' 'courageous,' or 'mighty warrior.' Denotes strength and valor.

Powerful or victorious; expresses strength and valor.

Victor, conqueror.

From Latin meaning 'victory,' symbolizing triumph and success.

From Latin 'victoria' meaning victory. Symbolizes triumph and strength.

Willing, strong-willed

Resolute protector. Polynesian variant of William.

Wine; also a short form of Vincent.

Humility, modesty, and discipline; representing virtue in Sanskrit philosophy.

Modesty, humility, and discipline; representing restraint and proper conduct.

Remover of obstacles, a name for Lord Ganesha symbolizing wisdom and divine grace.

Conquering or prevailing

Conquering; from Latin 'vincere' meaning 'to conquer' and 'to win.'

She who conquers; feminine form derived from the Latin word for victory

Conquering; victorious and triumphant in spirit and character.

Feminine form of Vincenzo, Latin name from 'vincens' meaning 'conquering' or 'victorious'.

Italian feminine form of Vincenzo; derived from Latin 'vincere' meaning to conquer or overcome.

Modest; humble and unassuming

Modern name, possibly a variant of Vanessa with Latin or French influence

Vietnamese name symbolizing glory, honor, and prosperity

Derived from Latin, possibly related to wine (vinum).

From the Roman family name Vinicius; possibly related to vinum (wine).

Modest, humble, and respectful in demeanor

Conquering, from Latin vincere (to conquer).

To conquer; nickname for Vincent from Latin Vincentius

Pleasant, joyful; one who brings entertainment and delight.

Son of Vin; derived from the English surname Vinson.

English surname used as a first name. May derive from a place name with 'vin' (wine) + 'ton' (town).

Violet flower; symbolizes modesty, grace, and virtue.

Purple flower, modesty and faithfulness

From the violet flower, symbolizing modesty and delicate beauty.

Violet; Italian diminutive of Viola, the flower symbolizing modesty and faithfulness.

Man; brave. Latin and Sanskrit origin.

Radiant, shining, or sovereign in Sanskrit. Represents brilliance and royalty.

Gigantic, vast, and immense. Represents grandeur and cosmic significance in Hindu philosophy.

Radiant, resplendent, or shining; denotes brilliance and splendor.

Radiance and reign combined with the South Indian Reddy surname; conveys luminosity and authority

Brave or warrior-like; strong and courageous.

Means 'brave,' 'mighty,' or 'powerful' in Sanskrit, symbolizing courage and strength

Brave or strong, from Sanskrit vir meaning man.

Pure, chaste, virginal.