Girl Names Starting With V

Voice or speech in Sanskrit. Symbolizes eloquence and communication.

Of the sea. Polynesian name symbolizing connection to ocean and maritime heritage.

Daughter of Videha; she of the body. Hindu mythology: alternate name for Sita

Valley or lowland; also means to doff one's hat respectfully.

Prosperous and wealthy; derived from Sanskrit roots related to wealth and commerce.

Sanskrit name relating to Vishnu, representing the goddess of wealth and divine feminine power in Hinduism.

A serpent or demon in Hindu mythology; carries connotations of primordial power and cosmic forces.

Related to Valeria; derived from Latin 'valere' meaning 'to be strong.'

From Saint Walburga; a Germanic name derived from elements meaning foreign and fortress.

Strong and valiant. Derived from Latin strength symbolism.

Strength, health, brave, strong

Strong or brave; Russian feminine form of Valery from Latin.

Strong and worthy; full of valor and strength

Variant of Valerie, from Latin 'Valeria' meaning 'strong' or 'valorous'.

Strength and valor; feminine form of Valerius from Latin valere

From Latin Valerius meaning 'strong' and 'healthy'; conveys vigor and wellness.

Strong and valiant; a variant spelling of Valerie from Latin roots indicating strength.

To rule or be valiant. A Slavic name suggesting strength and leadership.

Strong and valiant; related to power and strength.

Derived from figures in Norse and Hindu mythology. In Norse tradition, Vali is a son of Odin; in Hindu tradition, a significant figure from the Ramayana.

Strong and valiant; one of power and courage.

Valley; derived from the French word for a low-lying area between hills

Variant of Valerie, derived from Latin 'valere' meaning 'to be strong'.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'creeper' or 'vine,' symbolizing growth and connection.

Strong and worthy; a variant of Valerie.

Strong, valiant. A variant spelling of Valerie, derived from Latin valere meaning to be strong.

Polish/Slavic name, possibly related to Wanda.

Butterfly; derived from the Vanessa butterfly genus, symbolizing transformation and grace.

Derived from Vanessa, a name created by author Jonathan Swift for literary use

Modern variant of Vanessa (created name); meaning uncertain.

Nickname form of Evangeline, from Greek evangelos meaning messenger or bringer of good news

Voice or speech; from Sanskrit meaning eloquence and communication

Gracious gift. Russian diminutive of Ivan.

Variant of Vanessa, a literary name created by author William Thackeray with no established pre-literary etymology.

Butterfly; literary creation meaning butterfly or related to vanity

Sanskrit name meaning 'of the lineage' or 'from the dynasty'.

Russian diminutive meaning 'God's gracious gift'; familiar form of Ivan.

Boon; gift; blessing; a favor bestowed.

Excellent, worthy of choice; a Sanskrit term for what is supreme and desirable.

Color in Sanskrit; also refers to the caste system classifications in Hindu tradition

Variant of Veronica, from Latin meaning 'true image'.

Sanskrit word meaning 'rain'. Represents growth, renewal, and abundance in Hindu tradition.

Raining or rain-like; derived from Sanskrit Varsha meaning rain, with the feminine suffix -ini.

Foreign; symbolizes strength, resilience, and protection. Russian form of Barbara.

Beautiful. A name of Persian origin used in biblical tradition.

Feminine form of Basil; derived from Greek 'basileus' meaning royal or kingly.

Greek feminine name derived from basilissa meaning queen or royal, symbolizing nobility and power.

Royal and majestic; a Russian name derived from Greek 'basilissa' meaning queen or royal woman.

Royal ruler, kingly one.

Bringer of joy or she who brings happiness; variant of Beatrice from Latin.

One who embodies Vedic knowledge; feminine form relating to the ancient Hindu scriptures.

Related to the Vedas, representing sacred knowledge and wisdom in Hindu philosophy.

Sanskrit-derived name meaning 'altar' or relating to the Vedas, the ancient Hindu scriptures.

String instrument; musical and artistic

Brave one, courageous warrior in Sanskrit; symbolizes strength, heroism, and valor.

Meadow. Spanish word used as a name; also from the star Vega in the Lyra constellation.

Female seer or prophetess; derived from Germanic roots associated with mystical vision and wisdom.

From Latin vena, meaning vein.

Venice; from the historic Italian city.

Related to Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty.

From Venice; of Venetian origin

Derived from Venice, the Italian city. Associated with grace, waterways, and romantic beauty.