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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Verlan
Virl
Vasileios

Royal, kingly

Greek

Vikrant
Voltaire
Vasant
Verle
Vester

Latin

Vinsone

Son of Vinn

English

Vardan

From the green hill

French

VolIny

People's spirit

German

Vitezslav
Venceslav
Valon
Vandy
Vinn

Conqueror

English

Val

“He who is able,” from the Latin valere, to be able or strong.

Vann

Of

Danish

Vicente

Prevailing

Latin

Vong
Vergilio

Latin

Valdemar

Renowned leader

German

Vansh
Vernee

Alder grove

French

Valeryan

Strong, healthy

Latin

Villem

Will helmet, protection

German

Vahe

Best

Armenian

Victoro

Victor

Spanish

Vasilij

Royal, kingly

Greek

Valther

Commander of the army

German

Valbert

“The dweller in the sunny valley,” based on the Old French val (a valley) and the Anglo-Saxon beorht (bright).

Anglo-Saxon

Veachel
Velimir
Vernin

Alder grove

French

Vaile

Valley

English

Vinay

Modest, Follows the Rules

Indian (Sanskrit)

Vishruth
Veasna
Vlastimil
Vatsa

Son

Indian (Sanskrit)

Vilmos

Determined fighter

Hungarian

Venturo

Good fortune, good luck

Spanish

Vishal
Vignesh
Vanni
Veselin
Virgil

“A man of authority,” based on the Latin ver ger e (to bend), but ultimately on virgo, a staff of authority.

Latin

Viv
Vayle

Lives in the valley

English

Vincents

Prevailing

Latin