Names that start with V
418 different V-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Violet led them with 7,546 newborns. Compare all 1,640 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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1,640 of 1,640 V-names match
V-names in 2025
Showing 201–400 of 1,640
- Vylah14
- VanityExcessive pride in one's appearance or achievementsModern coinage13
- VanaVana is a name of multiple originsSlavic13
- ValoraOf uncertain originLatin13
- VinicioVictoryItalian13
- Vanniaof uncertain originModern coinage13
- ViviePossibly a diminutive of Vivian, meaning 'alive' or 'lively' in LatinEnglish13
- Varad13
- Vihaa13
- Viridian13
- VonnieOf uncertain originEnglish12
- VelvetSoft fabric of silk, cotton, or nylon with a dense, smooth pileModern coinage12
- VashtiOf uncertain meaningPersian12
- VukWolf, often symbolizing strength and independenceSlavic12
- VedaantOne who has attained the VedasSanskrit12
- VyletteA modern feminine name derived from Violette, ultimately from the violet flowerModern coinage12
- VivinOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- Vidyut12
- Volvy12
- Vallolet12
- Viyansh12
- VeliaOf uncertain originLatin11
- VirgilioOf uncertain originLatin11
- VasilikiRoyal, queenlyGreek11
- Vasiliroyal, kinglyGreek11
- VikranthOne who has the gait of a lionSanskrit11
- Vihaanreddy11
- Vihaana11
- Vivenna11
- Varenna11
- Vrindha11
- ValeriOf uncertain originLatin10
- VeroniqueTrue image (or bringer of victory)French10
- VeneciaDerived from the city name Venice, associated with beauty and romanceModern coinage10
- VianneOf uncertain originFrench10
- ValoryStrong, valiant, or of uncertain originEnglish10
- ValaOf uncertain originWelsh10
- VaydenOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- VrishankEither 'lord of the bulls' or 'strong as a bull', a Sanskrit-derived name often associated with Lord ShivaSanskrit10
- ViraatOf uncertain originSanskrit10
- ValynnA modern coinage likely blending Valerie and Lynn, thus a variant of the strength/health meaning of Valerie or the lake/waterfall meaning of LynnModern coinage10
- Valencio10
- Vaelyn10
- Vesa10
- VaraOf uncertain originSanskrit9
- ValleryVallery is a variant spelling of Valerie, which derives from the Latin 'valere' meaning 'to be strong'English9
- VionaOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- VidhiA word or command, especially a divine decree or ordinance in Hindu traditionSanskrit9
- VennaOf uncertain originEnglish9
- VitoriaVictory, feminine form of VictorLatin9
- VadhirOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- ValiantOf uncertain origin, likely from the English word meaning 'brave, courageous'English9
- Vitaliaof life, vitalLatin9
- VarvaraForeign womanSlavic9
- VungOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- ViannyOf uncertain meaningModern coinage9
- VayaOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- Vasiliaroyal, queenlyGreek9
- VictoireVictory (French feminine form of Victor)French9
- Vidur9
- Venture9
- Vardan9
- Vigo9
- Vache9
- Valani9
- Vyana9
- Vukan9
- Vaamika9
- Vidaan9
- Vyomika9
- Vereniceof uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Verónica or BereniceSpanish8
- VladislavOne who possesses glorySlavic8
- ViankaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- VidyaKnowledge, learning, or wisdom in SanskritSanskrit8
- VanshikaOf uncertain originSanskrit8
- VinayakLord of the vin, a name for the Hindu deity GaneshaSanskrit8
- VedanshiGoddess of knowledge and wisdomSanskrit8
- VeekshaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- VeralynnCombination of Vera (meaning 'faith' in Russian or 'true' in Latin) and Lynn (meaning 'lake' in Welsh, or simply as a feminine suffix)Modern coinage8
- Viaansh8
- Vahn8
- Vidhitsa8
- VernOf uncertain originEnglish7
- VinaOne concise sentence is not possibleEnglish7
- ViancaOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- VinayModesty, humilitySanskrit7
- ValeraOf uncertain originLatin7
- VivicaProbably a feminine form of Vitus, meaning "life" or "livelyLatin7
- VadenPossibly a variant of Vaden, of uncertain originEnglish7
- VarianOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage7
- VictorinoLittle victor, or victorious oneSpanish7
- VinProbably a short form of names beginning with the element 'Vin-' (such as Vincent or Vinnie), meaning 'conquering' or 'victoryEnglish7
- VivikaA modern coinage, likely derived from Latin 'vivus' meaning 'alive, lively,' combined with a fashionable suffixModern coinage7
- VyoletA modern respelling of Violet, meaning the purple flowerEnglish7
- ValinaPossibly a variant of Valentina, meaning 'strong, healthy,' or a feminine form of Valerius, meaning 'to be strongLatin7
- Vylet7
- Valia7
- Vallory7
- Vicenzo7
- Veeha7
- Vladyslav7
- Vivienna7
- Varrick7
- Viraansh7
- Vaelynn7
- Vedanshreddy7
- Vasishta7
- Vidisha7
- Vamari7
- Vaylani7
- Vaylor7
- Vayun7
- Viyara7
- VictorianoVictorious, or a man from VictorySpanish6
- ViShort form of Violet, from the Latin viola, meaning 'violet flower'English6
- VarshaRain, especially the monsoon rains that are vital to the Indian subcontinentSanskrit6
- VadimOf uncertain origin, possibly derived from the Slavic element 'vaditi' meaning 'to argue' or 'to lead'Slavic6
- VashawnModern invented name, combining the phonetic elements "Va-" with the popular suffix "-shawn" (from Shawn/Sean)Modern coinage6
- VeloraDerived from the Latin word 'velox', meaning 'swift' or 'quick'Latin6
- VicktoriaVictory, from the Latin 'victoria'Modern coinage6
- ViktoriyaVictory, derived from the Latin word 'victoria'Slavic6
- VikaOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- VivyanOf uncertain originEnglish6
- Vennela6
- Valentyna6
- Viena6
- Virtue6
- Vasilije6
- Verah6
- Viara6
- Volvi6
- Vaelin6
- Vaira6
- Veah6
- Valerin6
- Velzy6
- Vianette6
- Velan6
- Verily6
- Vaan6
- Vedaa6
- Vino6
- Valeryn6
- Valleigh6
- Veeran6
- Vaiolet6
- Valinor6
- Varnikareddy6
- Virasat6
- Vriddhi6
- Vyra6
- VishalGlorious, excellent, or magnificent in SanskritSanskrit5
- VaughanOf uncertain origin, possibly meaning 'small' from Welsh bychanWelsh5
- Venturagood fortune, luckItalian5
- VijayVictory, triumphSanskrit5
- ValdemarFamous ruler, from the Old Norse elements 'valdr' (ruler) and 'mærr' (famous)Scandinavian5
- Vashonof uncertain originModern coinage5
- VitaliyOf, or relating to, lifeSlavic5
- VrajA name referring to the sacred region of Vrindavan in Hindu mythology, often associated with the childhood pastimes of KrishnaSanskrit5
- VelinaOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- VigneshLord of wisdom, a name for the Hindu god GaneshaSanskrit5
- VontrellOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- VienneOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- VibhavA name derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'glory', 'splendor', or 'brilliance'Sanskrit5
- VitalyOf or relating to life, or full of lifeLatin5
- VashaunOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage5
- VerinaUncertainLatin5
- VictoriousMeaning 'triumphant' or 'victorious', directly from the English wordModern coinage5
- VivianoAlive, livelyItalian5
- VeralynA modern feminine coinage combining Vera or Ver- with the popular -lyn suffix, likely intended to convey sincerity or truth (Latin vera)Modern coinage5
- VeidaOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- ViannProbably a modern coinage derived from Vivian or as a variant of Vianne, possibly related to the French name Vianne, but of uncertain exact meaningModern coinage5
- VaniyahOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- Vyncent5
- Vaun5
- Vitalina5
- Vontae5
- Viyona5
- Vandan5
- Valeriya5
- Veeraj5
- Viansh5
- Vivansh5
- Veyah5
- Vidhya5
- Vindhya5
- Vitani5
- Vero5
- Vishrut5
- Vyaan5
- Variah5
- Virajreddy5
- Valo5
- Vanika5
- Vidhun5
- Valloleth5
- Vagmi5
- Vaiana5
- Valens5
- Vivy5