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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Valkyrria

Scandinavian

Vercie
Virgie

Maiden

Latin

Venusina

Latin

Valeri
Virda
Vernease
Venette
Venitia

Latin

Vande

Wanderer

German

Veda

Knowledge, wisdom

Indian (Sanskrit)

Vitaliana

A variant form, regarded as German, of Vita and Vivian.

German

Vanig

Maiden of Van

Armenian

Valla

Singled out

German

Vicentia

Prevailing

Latin

Vallonia

Shallow valley

Latin

Valli

Strong, healthy

Latin

Vyolet

Purple

Latin

Vevina

Sweet lady

Irish

Vivica

Alive; war fortress

Scandinavian

Valka

Strong, healthy

Latin

Venise

Latin

Ventana

Window

Spanish

Violett
Violanthe

Purple flower

Latin

Virida

“Fresh, like the green stuff of spring,” from the Latin viriclis, green.

Latin

Veronka

True image

Latin

Varonica
Velina
Vevay

Lively

Latin

Veeksha
Verine

Faith; truth

Slavic

Vernette

Spring green

Latin

Violette

Purple

Latin

Velva
Volupta

“The joy-giver,” from the Latin Vohiptas, the goddess of pleasure.

Latin

Verdell

Faith; truth

Slavic

Vitina
Valera

Irish

Voss

Fox

German

Vianca

English

Vasudha

Earth

Indian (Sanskrit)

Villa
Viha
Voncile
Vibiana

Lively

Latin

Vyvian

A variant spelling of Vivian.

Vertell
Viridianne

Green

Latin

Valrie