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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Vaesna
Vangelis

Good news

Greek

Veliko
Verner

Army defender

German

Verne

Alder grove

French

Viserys

Created name

American

Verle
Valko

Wolf

Bulgarian

Valter

Commander of the army

German

Venturio

Good fortune, good luck

Spanish

Volvi
Viraaj
Vinson

Son of Vincent

English

Valerien

Strong, healthy

Latin

Veradis

Of unknown meaning

Asian

Velvel
Vontell

Hope

Scandinavian

Vinton

Vine settlement; Vincent's settlement

English

Vincents

Prevailing

Latin

Velton
Vicente

Prevailing

Latin

Veltry

Modern

Vasha

Diminutive form of names such as Vladimir

Russian

Viviano
Vaayu
Val

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

Vitale

Life-giving

Latin

Vondell

Hope

Scandinavian

Ventura
Varius

Different, Diverse

Latin

Valdemarr

Famous ruler

German

Valeria
Vincent

Conquer

Latin

Vortimer

Vortigem's son

Arthurian Legend

Vaile

Valley

English

Vasileos

Royal, kingly

Greek

Vincenze
Vincenz

Prevailing

Latin

Verl
Vance

Marshland

English

Vail

Valley

English

Virlan
Vasant
Vishruth
Vasiliy

Kindly, Regal

Russian

Verlee

Combination of Vernon and Lee

American

Varley

“An attendant,” based on the Old French varlet, a page.

French

Vaman

Lord Vishnu

Indian (Sanskrit)

Vincente

Prevailing

Latin

Vincenc