Baby Boy Names - V

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Baby Boy Names Beginning with V

Vachel	Old French	A little cow or one who raises cows.
Vaclav	Czech	Czech form of Wenceslas.
Vadim	Russian	A powerful ruler.
Vahe	Armenian	victor
Vaibhav	Hindu
Vail	Old English	From the valley.
Vairaja	Hindu	son of Virat
Valdemar	Slavonic	A powerful ruler.
Valentin	Danish/French/Swedish	Strong, healthy.
Valentine	Latin	Strong, healthy. The name of a 3rd-century saint. A boy or girl's name.
Valentino	Italian	Strong, healthy.
Valeray	Old French, Latin	valor, strong
Valerian	Latin	Strong and powerful.
Vallis	Old French	The Welshman.
Valter	Teutonic	A mighty ruler.
Vamana	Sanskrit	Deserving praise.
Van	Dutch	Generally a prefix to a surname, but also used as a first name. Also from the name Ivan.
Vance	Old English	A thresher.
Vane	Old English	From the marsh or fen.
Vaninadh	Hindu	Husband of Saraswati (the goddess of knowledge)
Vanya	Russian	Eastern European form of John. From the name Ivan.
Varad	Hungarian	From the fortress.
Varden	Old French	From the green hills.
Varian	Latin	The changeable one.
Varick	Icelandic/Tuetonic	Icelandic: A sea drifter. Tuetonic: A protecting ruler.
Variya	Hindu	excellent one
Varkony	Hungarian	name of an Avar ethnic group
Varocher	French
Varrius		From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure.
Varsony	Hungarian	name of an ethnic group
Vartan	Armenian	A rose.
Varun	Hindu	lord of the waters
Varuna	Sanskrit	The God of the night sky.
Vasant	Hindu
Vasava	Hindu	Indra
Vasilios	Greek	with royal blood, regal
Vasily	Russian	Royal, kingly.
Vasu	Hindu
Vasudev	Hindu
Vasudeva	Sanskrit	The father of the God Krishna.
Vasuman	Hindu	born of fire
Vaughan	Welsh	Small.
Vavrin	Czech	laurel
Vavrinec	Czech	Lawrence
Vayk	Hungarian	rich
Vazsony	Hungarian
Vedanga	Hindu	vedas
Vedmundr	Scandinavian
Veer	Hindu
Veit	Dutch	Dutch form of Guy.
Vekoslav	Slavonic	Eternal glory.
Vencel	Slavic	wreath, glory
Vencentio	Italian	Conqueror, victor.
Venec	Breton	Gwenneg, Guinoux, Guethenoc, Gwezhenneg
Venn	Old English	From the marsh or fen.
Ventidius		From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens and Antony & Cleopatra
Vere	Latin	Faithful and loyal.
Vered	Hebrew	A rose.
Verges		From Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing.
Verner	Latin/Scandinavian	Latin: Springlike. Scandinavian: The protecting army or warrior.
Vernon	Latin	Springlike, youthful.
Verrell	French	Honest.
Viau	Breton	lively
Victor	Latin	Winner, conqueror. Also see Vincent.
Vid	German	sylvan man
Vidal	Latin	Vital, lively. Also see Vitus and Vivian.
Vidor	Hungarian	Cheerful.
Vidvan	Hindu	scholar
Vidya	Sanskrit	Knowledge. A boy or girl's name.
Vijay	Sanskrit	Strong and victorious.
Vikas	Hindu	progress
Vikram	Hindu	glorious king
Vikrant	Hindu
Viktor	Czech/German/Polish/Scandinavian	The conqueror. Also see Vincent.
Vilem	Czech	A strong and resolute protector.
Vilhehn	Scandinavian	A strong and resolute protector.
Viljalmr	Scandinavian
Vilmos	Hungarian	A strong and resolute protector.
Vimal	Sanskrit	Pure.
Vinay	Hindu	good behaviour
Vince	Latin	Conqueror, victor.
Vincent	Latin	Conqueror, victor.
Vincentio	Italian	Conqueror, victor.
Vineet	Hindu
Vinnie	Latin	Conqueror, victor.
Vinny	Latin	Conqueror, victor.
Vinod	Hindu
Vinson	Latin	Conqueror, victor.
Vipin	Hindu
Vipul	Hindu
Viraj	Hindu
Virasana	Hindu
Virat	Hindu	supreme being
Virgil	Latin	Strong.
Visant	Breton
Vishal	Hindu
Vishnu	Sanskrit	The protector. An important Hindu God.
Visvajit	Hindu	one who conquers the universe
Visvakarman	Hindu	architect, son of Yogasiddha
Visvayu	Hindu	brother of Amavasuand Satayu
Viswanath	Hindu
Vitale	Latin	Lively. Also see vitus and Vivian.
Vitoz	Hungarian	brave warrior
Vito	Latin	conquerer
Vittore	Italian	The conqueror. Also see Vincent.
Vittorio	Spanish	The conqueror. Also see Vincent.
Vitus	Latin	Life. The name of a Sicilian child saint. Also see Vitale and Vivian.
Vivatma	Hindu	universal soul
Vivek	Hindu
Vivian	Latin	Gracious in life or lively. A boy or girl's name.
Vladilen	Russian
Vladimir	Slavonic	Prince. A powerful ruler.
Vladislav	Slavonic	A glorious ruler. Also see Ladislav.
Volf	Jewish	Jewish form of Wolfe. .
Volker	German
Volney	Teutonic	Of the people.
Voltimand		From Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Vortigern	Celtic	A great king.
Voteporix	Latin
Vougay	Breton	Vouga, Nonna
Vyasa	Sanskrit	The arranger.
Vyvyan	Cornish	From an old surname. A boy or girl's name.