30 baby names beginning with ‘V’ to adore
Vibrant, versatile and vivacious … there are so many reasons to choose a baby name beginning with ‘V’.
Whether it’s for phonetics, or to match names that already exist in your family, or simply because you love the sound, ‘V’ names make great names for babies.
If you’re looking for an ‘V’ name, we’re sharing some of the most adorable modern monikers beginning with V from around the world in the gallery below …
30 ‘V’ baby names to adore
This Slavic origin name means “powerful ruler”.
Valentine is a gender-neutral name with Latin origins meaning “strong” or “healthy”.
This Latin origin name means “strong”, “brave” and “healthy”.
This French origin name means “brave”.
With Latin origins, Valor means “brave”.
This sweet three-letter name has Dutch origins meaning “of”.
This Scottish origin name means “someone who lives near marshland”.
This adorable English origin name means “butterfly”.
This gender-neutral name has Hebrew origins meaning “gracious gift of God”.
This gender-neutral name has Latin origin meaning “farewell”.
This gender-neutral name has Finnish origins meaning “light”.
Vaughn has Welsh origins meaning “little”.
Veda has Sanskrit origins meaning “knowledge” or “wisdom”.
This rockstar name is a great choice for fans of the band Pearl Jam after lead singer, Eddie Vedder.
Velma has German origins meaning “determined protector”.
Venus has Latin origins meaning “desire”.
Vera has Slavic origins meaning “faith” and “truth”.
Verity has Latin origins meaning “truth”.
Veronica has Latin origins meaning “she who brings victory”.
Victor has Latin origins meaning “conqueror”.
Victoria has Latin origins meaning “victorious”.
Vida is a gender-neutral name with Spanish origins meaning “life”.
This Viking name means “war”.
This Sanskrit origin name means “dawn” or “sunrise“.
Vincent has Latin origins meaning “victorious”.
This sweet colour and flower name means “purple”.
Virgina haș Latin origins meaning “virgin” and “pure”.
Vita has Italian origins meaning “life”.
Vivienne has French origins meaning “lively”.
Vladimir has Slavic origins meaning “to rule with greatness” or “peaceful ruler”.
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