V is for Val, Vance, Victor, and Vincent—and volumes of other baby boy names that start with the letter V.
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Vincent | Vincent was a hit in the Middle Ages and found its way back to popularity in the modern Roman Catholic community, particularly… | |
| Victor | Hindi: | Frightening |
| Vladimir | The Lady of the Lake | |
| Vaughn | Russian: | Royal |
| Vance | Latin: | Brave |
| Vernon | English: | Surname related to Vernon alder tree grove. Also used as abbreviations of Vernon or Lavern. |
| Vlad | The Lady of the Lake | |
| Videl | Spanish Origin | |
| Vergil | French: | From the green hill |
| Vaughan | Hindi: | King of the serpents |
| Viktor | Native American: | Chief (Cheyenne) |
| Vidal | Spanish Origin | |
| Victorino | English Origin | |
| Vincenzo | English Origin | Conqueror |
| Vadim | Hebrew: | God is my strength |
| Vinn | Italian: | Victor |
| Verner | German: | Protector |
| Vladik | English Origin | |
| Verrill | Greek Origin | Honest image; This name stems from a legend of a maiden who handed Christ her handkerchief on the way to Calvary, whereupon… |
| Varek | French: | From the green hill |
| Victoro | Latin: | Conqueror |
| Vortimer | German: | The prefex Von is equivalent of Van in Dutch names and of de in French names. |
| Valentine | From the Shakespearean plays Twelfth Night and Two Gentlemen of Verona | |
| Valentino | Latin: | Brave, strong; place name of a Spanish city |
| Virgilio | Latin: | Young and budding |
| Varian | Celtic: | From the green hill |
| Valen | Swedish: | Powerful |
| Vitaly | Latin: | Virtue |
| Vidor | Hebrew: | Dearly loved |
| Vasyl | Russian: | Royal |
| Vasin | Slavic: | Wreath of glory |
| Varik | Celtic: | From the green hill |
| Vincens | Teutonic: | Resolute fighter |
| Vaclav | Arabic: | Strong |
| Vaiveahtoish | Norse: | Mother of the Skraeling children |
| Valera | Latin: | Brave |
| Valerius | Italian: | Strong; valiant. |
| Valery | Latin: | Valiant, brave, healthy; Valerian has a similar origin and meaning as Valentine but are not from the same name. |
| Vali | Italian Origin | |
| Valiant | It’s a good thing Valiant means brave because your little boy is going to need quite a bit of courage to live with this name… | |
| Vallen | Slavic: | Slavic form of Valerie; glorious ruler |
| Valmiki | Norse: | Uncertain meaning; Vali was a son of Odin in Norse mythology. |
| Valo | English: | Brave, strong, and healthy; main character of the historical adventure comic strip Prince Valiant |
| Valthjof | Finnish: | Variant of Wilhemina |
| Valtteri | Hindi: | Name of a poet |
| Vanir | German: | Wanderer |
| Vareck | Greek Origin | |
| Varun | Celtic: | From the alder grove |
| Vasily | Russian: | Foreign woman, stranger, exotic; variant of Varvara, which is itself a variant of Barbara |
| Veit | Teutonic: | Holy spirit of the forest |
| Velvel | German: | Variation of the Latin name Vitus (life) |
| Vemados | Teutonic: | Inspired intelligence; The historical Veleda was a first-century Germanic prophetess regarded as divine. |
| Verneri | English: | This surname is also used as an abbreviation of Vernon or Lavern. |
| Victorien | French: | From the village |
| Viho | Czech: | Faith. |
| Vinci | Latin: | Conqueror |
| Vinson | Latin: | Conqueror |
| Vishnu | English Origin | |
| Vital | Latin: | Green. An Italian saint”s name. |
| Vivien | English Origin | Full of life, lively; In Arthurian legend, Vivian was the Lady of the Lake and enchantress of Merlin. |