Girl Names Starting With V

From Venice—relating to the Italian city, suggesting beauty and elegance.

Italian name derived from Venice, the historic city in northeastern Italy.

Faith, truth, true

Words; language

A modern name, possibly related to verdant or vibrant.

True; derived from Latin meaning truthful

True image; refers to the veil of Veronica in Christian tradition.

Variant of Virginia, associated with virginity or the Latin root 'virginis' (virgin).

Truth, a virtue name representing honesty and integrity.

Golden or reddish in color; derived from French vermeil meaning gilded or golden.

Derived from Verna, relating to spring; spring-like or fresh.

Related to spring; a feminine variant of Vernon

Variant of Verna, from Latin meaning 'green' or 'spring-like', symbolizing renewal.

Literary invented name

Feminine variant related to Vernon, possibly from Latin 'vernus' meaning 'of spring' or 'vernal'.

True image or true face; from Saint Veronica who wiped Jesus' face

Spring-like; feminine variation of Vernon derived from Latin 'vernus' meaning spring.

Of spring. Feminine form of Vernon, from Latin 'vernalis' meaning springtime or fresh.

From Latin 'verus' meaning true, or short form of Veronica

True image; from Latin 'vera icon', associated with truthfulness and authenticity.

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.

Beaver stream; dwelling by the flowing water.

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

Radiance, splendor, beauty

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

Conquering, victorious; from Latin meaning to conquer

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.

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.

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

Victor or winner. French feminine form of Victor.

Victorious, triumphant; conveys victory and success

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

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

Possibly from Slavic or Germanic elements

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

Morning or dawn; symbolizing new beginnings and fresh starts.

Victory; a diminutive of Victoria.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Modest, humble, and respectful in demeanor

Conquering, from Latin vincere (to conquer).