Vanessa, Violet, Viva, Vivienne… we’ve got countless gorgeous V names for girls—one of which is bound to be perfect for your new daughter.
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Vanessa | One can’t think of the name Vanessa without thinking of the 80s. Along with Jessica and Tiffany, Vanessa was one of the names… | |
| Victoria | Victoria, long considered a royal name and also the Roman goddess of victory, has had a reputation as being stiff and uppity… | |
| Veronica | French: | From the alder grove |
| Valerie | English Origin | |
| Violet | Hindi: | Happy girl |
| Vivian | Spanish Origin | |
| Vera | Italian: | Place name for a town in Italy and also an area in southern California |
| Venus | Goddess described in pop group Bananarama’s song “Venus.” | |
| Virginia | Latin: | Chaste; virginal. |
| Viola | From the Shakespearean play Twelfth Night | |
| Valentina | Italian: | Healthy, strong |
| Valencia | Norse: | Daughter of Thorbrand |
| Vivienne | Italian: | Alive |
| Viviana | Italian: | Victor |
| Vanya | Greek: | Butterfly |
| Vanna | Russian: | God”s gift |
| Valarie | Hindi: | King of the demons |
| Verna | German: | Sacred wisdom; also a variation of Vera, meaning true |
| Vivien | German Origin | |
| Velda | Teutonic: | Holy spirit of the forest |
| Victorina | Latin: | To conquer |
| Vianne | Latin: | Eveningstar |
| Viveca | Latin: | Conqueror |
| Veda | Latin: | Lively |
| Vega | Hindi: | Eternal laws |
| Vida | French: | Victory |
| Vienna | English: | Life. Used as both surname and given name. See also Vito. |
| Viera | Norse: | Tree fighter |
| Valora | English Origin | |
| Vara | Greek: | Butterfly |
| Violetta | English: | Vincent”s son, Vinn”s son |
| Vanda | Swedish: | Swedish form of Walter strong fighter |
| Venetia | German: | Courage of a bear |
| Verena | Dutch: | From the bridge |
| Victoriana | Spanish: | Victor, conquering; feminine form of Vicente |
| Venessa | English: | Soft, rich fabric; Velvet has become an adjective to describe almost anything which has a soft, rich feel or texture. |
| Virdia | English: | Lovely purple flower |
| Valda | Latin: | Brave |
| Vaetild | Czech: | More glory; a form of Wenceslas |
| Val | Norse: | Mother of the Skraeling children |
| Valdis | Welsh: | Chosen |
| Valechka | German: | Protecting ruler |
| Valen | Norse: | Renowned ruler |
| Vanora | Greek: | Butterfly; from Phanessa, the mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood |
| Varina | English: | From the fortress |
| Varinka | Hebrew: | Rose |
| Varsha | Teutonic: | Defending ruler |
| Vartoughi | Czech: | Foreign woman, stranger, exotic; variant of Barbara |
| Varya | Armenian: | Rose lady |
| Vasilisa | Czech Origin | Foreign woman, stranger, exotic; variant of Barbara in several languages |
| Vedette | English Origin | From the vale |
| Vedia | Hindi: | Vital force |
| Venice | Hungarian: | Variant of Wenceslas |
| Ventura | Italian: | Place name for a northern Italian city |
| Verbenia | Latin: | Goddess of love and beauty and the equivalent of the Greek goddess Aphrodite; From the ancient Greek “Venus de Milo” statue… |
| Verdad | Latin: | TRUE |
| Verochka | Swedish: | Friend protector |
| Vesta | Czech: | Faith. |
| Victorine | Latin: | Triumphant; feminine form of Victor. During the reign of England”s Queen Victoria, Britain reached new heights in industrial… |
| Vicuska | French: | Victory |