170 Unique & Cute Girl Names That Start With V & Meanings

Victoria is one of the most popular girl names in the United States. I have added an additional 169 unique and cute baby girl names that start with the letter V. I have also included their meanings.

List Of 170 Cute & Unique Girl Names That Start With V And Their Meanings:

Vered

Vered comes from ve’red, “rose.”

Valeriana

”To be well” or ”to be strong,” Valeriana is from “valere.”

Velma

It is possibly rooted in the Scandinavian Vilma that is a shortened feminine variant of Wilhelm (“resolute protector”). American jazz vocalist Velma Middleton recorded 8 tracks as a solo singer for Dootone Records.

Volha

”Blessed.”

Vartika

”Lamp wick.”

Vratislava

”Return of glory.” Wrocław is named after a duke called Vratislav.

Vaitiare

Flower water.

Vidya

Vidya is of Sanskrit origin and is meaning ”to see” or ”to know.”

Vashti

In Persian, Vashti means “goodness” or “beautiful.” In the Book of Esther Vashti was the first wife of the Persian king Ahasuerus.

Varija

From vari, ”water.” Varija is a lotus.

Vasudha

”Earth.”

Valle

”Valley,” and Virgen del Valle is patroness of eastern Venezuela.

Fantasy names starting with v:

Name	Meaning	Pronunciation
Varda	lofty, or sublime	VAR-dah
Verdandi	what is becoming	VER-dahn-dee or vehr-THAHN-dee
Vaelora	”invented, dawn-lit”	vay-LOR-ah
Vila	fairy, in Serbian	VEE-lah
Vána	”the ever-young.”	VAH-nah
Vanth	origin unclear	VAHNTH
Viviane	alive	viv-YAHN or VIV-ee-an
Vör	careful one	VUR
Visenya	invented, sound only	vih-SEN-yah
Vesta	goddess of hearths	VES-tah
Vairë	”the weaver”	VY-reh
Vyrelle	made up, frost-born	vih-REL
Vanadis	lady of Vanir	VAH-nah-dees
Vanora	”white wave”	vah-NOR-ah
Valdis	battle maiden	VAHL-dees

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Vojislava

It is made of voj, ”war,” and slava, ”glory.”

Vân

Cloud, in Vietnamese.

Valvanera

Valley of springs, and patroness of La Rioja.

Vibhavari

”Starry night.”

Visitación

”Visitation.”

Virgen

Virgen signifies purity and chastity. It has Spanish roots.

Viyan

With Kurdish roots, Viyan is interpreted as ”beloved” or ”love.” Save

Vladislava

Slavic Vladislava is composed of the elements ”vlad” (to rule) and ”slava” (fame). It is the feminine of Vladislav that is Latinized as Ladislaus.

Vishnupriya

Vishnupriya (“beloved of Vishnu”) was married to saint Mahaprabhu Chaitanya.

Vildan

”Youths of paradise.”

Vennila

”Moonlight,” in Tamil.

Viatrix

”Voyager,” and an early Roman martyr.

Russian names:

Name	Meaning	Pronunciation
Vesna	spring, in Russian	VES-nah or vyes-NAH
Vladlena	”Vladimir Lenin”	vlahd-LYEH-nah
Veronika	bringer of victory	veh-ROH-nee-kah
Vseslava	”all glory.”	vseh-SLAH-vah
Vassa	root disputed	VAH-sah
Vilena	Lenin’s initials	vee-LYEH-nah
Violetta	little violet	vee-ah-LYEH-tah
Vladimira	ruler of peace	vlah-DEE-mee-rah
Vitalina	lively one	vee-tah-LEE-nah
Vilora	”a Lenin acronym”	vee-LOH-rah
Vasilina	royal, or queenly	vah-see-LEE-nah
Vyacheslava	”greater glory”	vyah-cheh-SLAH-vah
Vlada	she rules	VLAH-dah

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Vangelija

“Bringer of good news.”

Vimala

In Sanskrit, it means “pure.” Pure as all the baby girls. I love it. Australian actress Vimala Raman won the title of Miss India Australia in 2004.

Vidhi

Destiny, or rule.

Varpu

”Twig.”

Velislava

Veli, ”great,” and slava, ”glory.”

Vaishali

Prosperous. Vaishali is a Indian city that is linked to Mahavira’s birth.

Vellamo

Vellamo is linked with the Finnish word velloa and it has a meaning that I find more than interesting ‘to churn.’

Varsha

Rain.

Vedrana

”Clear” or ”cheerful.”

Valborg

”Mighty protection,” and Swedes light spring bonfires on Valborg’s Eve.

Voahangy

”Pearl,” in Malagasy.

Valkyrie

“Chooser of the slain.” It’s important that I mention that Valkyries determined who lived and died on the battlefield.

Vilte

Lithuanian viltis, hope.

Višnja

”Sour cherry,” and is pronounced as VEESH-nyah.

Vishakha

”Branched.”

Vaiana

Water from a cave.

Valli

Valli is a Hindu goddess who has her heart and soul dedicated to Lord Murugan, the brother of Ganesha. It is also a diminutive for Valentina, ”brave.”

Venishia

Venishia is derived from Venice, the capital of the Veneto region.

Vera

Vera (”faith”) is another Slavic girl name that starts with the letter V.

Vasanti

Of spring.

Virtudes

”Virtues.”

Vija

Vija (“wreath”) Artmane was a star of Latvian cinema.

Vaibhavi

”Wealth” or ”grandeur.”

Valerie

From valere, Valerie is interpreted as ”to be strong.”

Verena

“True” and is from verus. It is pronounced as veh-RAY-nah.

Verity

It is from veritas, “truth.” Puritan families liked to christen their daughters with this one. Verity Lambert was the founding producer of Doctor Who.

Vakarė

It comes from vakaras, ”evening.”

Veleda

Veleda (“seer”) was a Germanic prophetess who foretold a Roman defeat.

Vandana

Worship.

Vaihere

”Beloved water.”

Vesper

Vesper is Latin for “evening” and is pronounced as VES-per.

Vega

In Spanish Vega means a meadow or fertile lowland. Vega is the brightest star in the constellation Lyra.

Virginia

”Maiden”. Virginia Dare was the first English child born in the Americas.

Vatsala

Affectionate.

Vahini

”River” or ”army.”

Vasundhara

From vasu, wealth. It is a Sanskrit word for earth.

Verna

It comes from ver, “spring.” Verna Felton voiced the Queen of Hearts in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland.

Verbena

Verbena has roots in verbena (“foliage” or ”twigs”)

Vanita

A Sanskrit word for “woman.” Vanita Gupta served as a senior US Justice Department official.

Vesa

Vesa is one I recommend for spring babies: ”dew” in Albanian.

Varuni

Wine goddess.

Velta

From Latvian velte, ”gift.”

Vinyet

”Little vineyard.” Sitges calls its patroness Our Lady of Vinyet.

Veda

This is also from Sanskrit and means “knowledge” or “sacred lore.” The Vedas are the oldest stratum of Hindu scripture.

Vipasha

From vi and pasha, ”free of bonds.”

Vilasini

”Charming.”

Vaia

”Palm branch”.

Vukica

Little she-wolf.

Vevina

Vevina is the anglicized spelling of Bébinn, “sweet lady” or “melodious woman.” Poet James Macpherson used it in his Ossian poems.

Vanaja

Vana, ”forest,” and ja, ”born.”

Vanamo

”Twinflower,” a plant after Linnaeus.

Vumilia

”Endure,” in Swahili.

Vinodini

”Pleasing.”

Valda

“Power” or “rule” and is from the Old Norse vald.

Varvara

Varvara is the Greek and Russian form of Barbara that is rooted in the Greek barbaros (“foreign” or “stranger”). Varya is a diminutive that I like.

Vaijayanti

”Garland of victory.”

Ventura

”Luck” or ”happiness.”

Vasavadatta

Vasavadatta (“given by Indra”) is a princess in Bhasa’s play The Dream of Vasavadatta.

Varduhi

”Rose,” in Armenian.

Vidonia

Vidonia is Portuguese for “vine branch.”

Vibeke

Vibeke is Danish and Norwegian in origins and is composed of the element for “war.”

Vahideh

Vahideh is the feminine of Vahid, “the one.”

Vesela

Vesela is Bulgarian and Romanian for “cheerful” or “merry.”

Vinaya

It is the Sanskrit word for modesty. In Buddhism, the Vinaya is the code of monastic rules.

Vilja

”Grain” in Finnish and ”will” in Swedish.

Velvet

Velvet (“soft fabric”) Brown rides in the Grand National in National Velvet.

Valarmathi

From Tamil valar and mathi, ”waxing moon.”

Vieno

”Gentle.”

Verdiana

Verdiana comes from viridis and is symbolizing “green” or “flourishing.” In the 13th century Saint Verdiana of Castelfiorentino lived walled inside a stone cell for over 3 decades.

Vlasta

”Power,” or ”homeland” in Czech.

Vuokko

Anemone.

Vani

From Sanskrit vani, ”voice.”

Vela

”Sails.” Vela is also a constellation of southern skies.

Varalakshmi

”Boon-giving Lakshmi,” as well as a South Indian festival is named after her.

Vongai

”Be thankful.”

Virve

Ripple, or shimmer.

Vijaya

Vijaya (“victory”) Lakshmi Pandit was the first woman to preside over the UN General Assembly.

Victoria

“Victorious.” It is the feminine version of Victor and it has Latin roots. Queen Victoria was Queen of the UK for 63 years.

Vasilisa

Russian Vasilisa is interpreted as ”empress” or ”queen.”

Vanessa

Vanessa was created by the Anglo-Irish writer Jonathan Swift. It is ranked in the top 100 most popular names in the US. American actress Vanessa Bell Calloway had a recurring role in the TNT medical drama, Hawthorne.

Vama

”Lovely woman” or ”left side.”

Vuyelwa

”Joy.”

Viraja

”Free of dust.”

Veruca

Veruca (“wart”) Salt is a rich girl in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Viola

“Violet.” It is also the nickname for the Italian professional football club ACF Fiorentina.

Valeria

“To be strong.” Argentine actress Valeria Bertuccelli starred in Diego Lerman’s Mientras tanto.

Valentina

”Strong” or ”healthy.” It is a feminine variant of Valentinus which has origins in “valens.” American actress Valentina de Angelis played in Law & Order.

Vilma

German Vilma is a variant of Wilma that is rooted in Wilhelmina (“resolute protector”).

Editor’s Pick: Popular Baby Girl Names That Start With I

Vivina

“Full of life.” I find Vivina to be the perfect for so many baby girls.

Venere

From the Latin ‘Venus,’ a Roman goddess associated with love and victory. Venere means ”desire.”

Vanda

Vanda is one that I recommended to one of my friends, due to its meaning, “wanderer.”

Vanna

In Italy Vanna is a diminutive of Giovanna (“God is gracious”).

Vita

Vita is derived from Latin meaning ”life.” Slovene chansonnier Vita Mavrič founded Café Theatre in 1994.

Vibha

”Radiance.”

Varenya

Most excellent.

Volana

Moon, or month, in Malagasy.

Voichița

From voj, ”warrior.” Voichița was a princess who married Stephen the Great.

Vigdis

Vigdis (“war goddess”) Finnbogadóttir is the first woman elected president of a country.

Vinca

Vinca is Latin for periwinkle, from vincire, ”to bind.”

Vaimiti

”Sea water,” in Tahitian.

Vuslat

”Reunion”.

Vaishnavi

”Of Vishnu.”

Vy

Vy is my shortest pick on this list. In Vietnamese it means ”tiny.”

Vizma

From Latvian vizēt, ”to glimmer.”

Veneranda

Veneranda is symbolizing ”worthy of reverence.”

Vaiva

Vaiva is Lithuanian, ”rainbow.”

Vibhuti

Sacred ash, or might.

Velimira

It combines veli, ”great,” and mir, ”peace.”

Virág

”Flower”.

Vaidehi

”Princess of Videha,” a title of Sita.

Vincenza

It has origins in vincere, ”to conquer”.

Velia

Concealed.

Vrinda

”Holy basil”. Krishna’s Vrindavan is named after it.

Vadoma

”To know.”

Vafa

”Loyalty.”

Veslemøy

Veslemøy (“little maiden”) is a girl with second sight in Garborg’s Haugtussa.