Velini

Means 'the soft one' or 'gentle'.

Velli

A diminutive form of 'Fionn', meaning 'fair' or 'white'.

Velouette

Velouette is a diminutive form possibly related to 'velour', indicating softness and warmth.

Velyo

Velyo is a common Bulgarian name derived from 'Velya', which means 'great, grand'.

Vena

Vena means 'vein' in Latin, signifying life and vitality.

Vency

Vency could be a variant of Vance, meaning 'from the marsh', a geographical significance.

Venera

Venera is derived from Venus, the Roman goddess of love, symbolizing beauty and femininity.

Venette

Venette is a diminutive version of names related to 'venire', meaning 'to come' in Latin, symbolizing arrival.

Verena

Verena means 'to bring victory', and is associated with the virtues of overcoming challenges.

Verene

Verene means 'truth', representing honesty and integrity in relationships.

Verity

The name Verity means 'truth', symbolizing honesty and authenticity.

Verlee

Verlee can be interpreted as 'true meadow', often associated with peace and natural beauty.

Vernica

Vernica derives from 'vernus', meaning 'spring-like' or 'youthful', reflecting vitality and renewal.

Vernik

Vernik means 'of the spring', often symbolizing rebirth and new beginnings.

Vernika

Vernika typically means 'spring-like' or 'youthful', indicative of freshness and vitality.

Veronika

Veronika means 'bringing victory', symbolizing triumph and perseverance in adversity.

Veronike

Veronike, similar to Veronika, means 'victory bringer', emphasizing strength and success.

Veselin

Little joyful one, deriving from the Slavic root 'vesel', meaning joyful or happy.

Veselka

A little joy or a small celebration, derived from 'vesel', meaning joyful.

Vesna

Spring, symbolizing rebirth and renewal.

Vespasianu

Derived from Vespasian, a Roman family name, meaning 'to have a high tower or dwelling' or from 'vesper', meaning evening.

Vesper

Evening star or evening, often associated with the evening prayer.

Vespera

Evening or evening star, derived from the Latin word for evening.

Vessela

Joyful woman, with connotations of happiness and celebration.

Vestmaar

Derived from 'fest' meaning festivity or celebration, combined with 'mar' indicating sea.

Veturliai

Linked to 'eternal', indicating long-lasting or forever.

Vianca

Vianca is a variation of Bianca, meaning 'white' or 'pure'.

Vibeke

Vibeke is derived from Old Norse, meaning 'warrior maiden'.

Vicenzu

A variant of Vincent, meaning 'to conquer' or 'victorious' in Latin.

Vicky

A diminutive of Victor or Victoria, meaning 'victorious' or 'conqueror' in Latin.

Victoria

Meaning 'victory' in Latin.

Vienna

Vienna is the capital city of Austria, representing cultural refinement and historical significance.

Vigora

Vigora means 'strength or vigor', often associated with vitality and health.

Viktor

Conqueror or victor.

Viktoria

Victory or victorious one.

Viktorija

A variant of Victoria meaning victory.

Viktoriya

Victory; a feminine form of Victor.

Vilem

A resolute protector; a variant of William.

Vilhelm

A strong-willed warrior; a variant of William.

Vilhelms

A variant of William, signifying a protector or defender.

Viliam

A variant of William, meaning a determined protector.

Vilina

Signifies a feminine and gentle spirit.

Vilis

A variant of William meaning protector; signifies strength and power.

Vilmaris

A strong and valiant protector.

Vin

Short form of names like Vincent, meaning 'to conquer'.

Vinaypaul

A combination name signifying humble and strong; Paul meaning 'humble' and Vinay reflecting cultural depth.

Vincenc

A name derived from 'Vincent', meaning 'to conquer'; indicates victory.

Vincencija

A feminine form of Vincent, meaning 'conqueror'.

Vincenck

A variation of Vincent, meaning 'to conquer'; symbolizing strength.

Vincentius

Ancient form of Vincent, meaning 'to conquer'; linked to saints and martyrdom.

Vincislau

A name meaning 'venerated or glory', often linked with respect and honor.

Vinck

Derived from Vincent, meaning 'to conquer', signifying strength and triumph.

Vinea

Of the vine; pertaining to vines or grapevines.

Vinko

Victory bringer.

Violaine

A French name meaning 'violet,' often associated with the flower's beauty and delicacy.

Violeta

Derived from the Spanish word for 'violet,' it symbolizes beauty and modesty.

Violette

A diminutive form of violet, this name conveys charm and grace, hailing from French origins.

Viona

Meaning 'divine victory,' it is often linked to feminine strength and perseverance.

Viorel

Derived from the Romanian word for 'violet,' symbolizing nobility and elegance.

Viorica

A diminutive form of 'violet,' often evoking beauty and grace in its bearers.

Virge

A name traditionally used as a variant of 'Virgil,' meaning 'flourishing' or 'prosperous.'

Virgilio

A name that means 'flourishing' and is associated with the Roman poet Virgil.

Virgiliu

A derivative of 'Virgilio,' meaning 'flourishing' or 'vigilant.'

Virginia

Meaning 'virgin' or 'pure' in Latin, often used historically in reference to women of virtue.

Virginie

Derived from the Latin 'Virginius,' meaning 'maiden' or 'virgin,' emphasizing purity.

Virtudes

It means virtues or values, emphasizing moral excellence.

Vita³ria

Victory; a name representing triumph and success.

Viti

Life; full of life and vibrancy.

Vitna

A name meaning 'life' or 'living'.

Vito

Victor; conqueror.

Vitol

Strong; referring to vitality and life.

Vitola

A name denoting life; often characterized by vivacity.

Vitomira

To be a peace-loving and noble person.

Viva

Full of life; lively and spirited.

Viven

Alive or full of life.

Viviana

Alive or living; full of life.

Vjeko

A short form of names like Vjekoslav meaning eternal glory.

Vjekoslav

Meaning eternal glory or fame.

Vjekoslava

Vjekoslava means 'glorious and eternal' in Croatian.

Vjera

Vjera means 'faith' in Croatian.

Vlad

Vlad means 'to rule or to govern' in Slavic languages.

Vladimira

Vladimira means 'determined protector' in Slavic languages.

Vladislav

Vladislav means 'to rule with glory' in Slavic languages.

Vladislava

Vladislava means 'glorious ruler' in Slavic languages.

Vlaho

Vlaho is derived from the name of St. Blaise, a patron saint of Dubrovnik.

Vlasta

Vlasta means 'one who has ownership' or 'the one who rules' in Czech.

Vlastimil

Vlastimil means 'one who is strong or mighty in possession' in Czech.

Vlastislav

Vlastislav means 'glorious ruler' in Czech.

Vlatka

Vlatka means 'a small piece of land' in Slavic languages.

Voctorita

Voctorita is a derived form of the name Victor, meaning 'victorious' in Romanian.

Vojtach

Vojtach means 'soldier' or 'warrior' in Slavic languages.

Volodya

Volodya is a diminutive of Volodymyr, meaning 'ruler of the world' in Ukrainian.

Vondra

Vondra is a diminutive form of the name Vojtěch, meaning 'warrior' or 'soldier' in Czech.

Vonima

Vonima does not have a widely recognized meaning or origin.

Voomali

Voomali does not have a widely recognized meaning or origin.

Voulomaga

Voulomaga means 'happiness' or 'joy' in Greek.

Vova

A diminutive of the name Vyacheslav, signifying 'glory of a swift one' or 'glorious' in Russian.

Wadsworth

From the hedged enclosure by the river.

Waerheall

A valley or hall by the river.

Wairimu

A Kikuyu name that means 'to be a woman.'