If you want a pretty name for your baby girl, then you're in the right place. There are lots of great girl names that start with V. We've got plenty of them for you here in this article. Let's not waste any time and get right into it!
Most Popular Baby Girl Names Starting with V in 2023
First, we'll start with the most popular baby girl names starting with V in 2023. They are:
- Violet
- Victoria
- Valentina
- Vivian
- Valeria
- Valerie
- Vera
- Vivienne
- Vanessa
- Vivianna
- Veronica
- Virginia
- Vienna
- Violeta
- Valery
- Vada
- Van
- Viola
- Violette
- Valencia
While Victoria was a popular choice in 2018, you can see it was only about 95% as popular a baby girl name as was Camila. Just for fun, let’s take a look at the most popular baby girl names beginning with V throughout history.
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Unique Baby Girl Names Starting With V in 2023
Looking for something unique? We've got you! Let's take a look at 15 of the most unique V names for girls:
If you don’t have your name in mind yet, don’t worry! Below we have a list of lots of baby girl names — including middle names — starting with V, plus the name’s meaning and origin.
Vada through Vallerie
- Vada
- VaIda Teutonic — A ruler, a battle heroine.
- Vaisakhi Hindu
- Vaishali Hindu
- Val — Strength, valour.
- Vala Teutonic — The chosen one.
- Valarie — Strength, valour.
- Valborg Swedish — a powerful mountain
- Valda Old Norse — spirited warrior
- Valeda — Strong and healthy. Used in Russia and Eastern Europe.
- Valencia — Bravery.
- Valentina Latin — Strong and healthy. Used in Russia and Eastern Europe.
- Valentine Latin — Strong, healthy. The name of a 3rd-century saint. A boy or girl’s name.
- Valeria — Strength, valour.
- Valerie French — Strong.
- Valeska Polish — glorious ruler
- Valgerdr Scandinavian
- Valimai Welsh — A mayflower.
- Valisa wild one — Vall, Vallie
- Vallerie — To be strong.
Valletta through Vasanta
- Valletta — The capital of Malta.
- Valma — The chosen one.
- Valonia Latin — From the valley.
- Valora Latin — Brave.
- Vanda Aboriginal/Teutonic — Aboriginal: A sandhill. Teutonic: A Slavonic woman, or a wanderer.
- Vandana Hindu
- Vandita Hindu
- Vanessa — A name invented by the 18th-century poet and writer Jonathan Swift.
- Vania Russian — God's gift
- Vanja Scandinavian — The feminine form of Vanya, also a Russian diminutive of Ivan. Eastern European form of John.
- Vanjan Hindu
- Vanka Russian — Grace, or favoured by God. Form of Anne.
- Vanni Italian — Grace, or favoured by God. Form of Anne.
- Vanora Celtic — A white wave. A form of Guinevere.
- Varanese Italian
- Varda Hebrew — A rose.
- Varsha Hindu — rain
- Varuni Hindu — a goddess
- Varvara Russian — The foreigner or stranger. Russian form of Barbara.
- Vasanta Hindu — spring
Vasanti through Venus
- Vasanti Sanskrit — Spring.
- Vasavi Hindu — mental daughter of the Pitrs
- Vashti Persian — The beautiful one.
- Vasiliki Greek — basil
- Vasudhara Hindu
- Vasuki Hindu
- Vasumati Hindu — apsara of unequalled splendour
- Veda Sanskrit — Wisdom and knowledge.
- Vedette Italian/Old French — A sentinel.
- Veena Hindu
- Vega Arabic — A falling star.
- Velda — The chosen one.
- Veleda Teutonic — Inspired wisdom.
- Velika Slavonic — The great one.
- Velma — A modern English name which is particularly popular in the USA.
- Velvet English — Soft as velvet.
- Vendela Scandinavian
- Venetia Latin — A lady of Venice.
- Ventura Spanish — Good luck, happiness.
- Venus Latin — Beautiful. After the Roman goddess of beauty and love.
Vera through Vevina
- Vera Latin/Russian — Latin: True. Russian: Faith.
- Verbena Latin — A sacred bough or plant.
- Verda Latin — Fresh.
- Verena Swiss — The name of a 3rd-century saint.
- Verity Latin/Old French — Truth.
- Verla — Latin: True. Russian: Faith.
- Verna Latin — Springlike, fresh. The feminine form of Vernon. Also, see Laverne.
- Verona Latin — After the Italian city. Also a variation of Veronica.
- Veronica Latin — A true likeness or image.
- Verran Cornish — The short one.
- Verrin Old French
- Verushka Czech — Latin: True. Russian: Faith. A common name in Russia, which became used in the English-speaking world in the early 20th century.
- Vesna Slavonic — Spring.
- Vesper Latin — evening
- Vespera Latin — An evening star.
- Vesta Latin — A guardian of the sacred fire. After the Roman goddess of the hearth.
- Vevay Welsh — white wave
- Vevette — A woman of the people.
- Vevila Irish Gaelic — The melodious one.
- Vevina — Sweet lady.
Vibhuti through Vinita
- Vibhuti Hindu
- Vicki — Victory, the victorious one.
- Vicky — Victory, the victorious one.
- Victoria Latin — Victory, the victorious one.
- Vida Hebrew — The beloved one. Short form of Davida, the feminine version of David.
- Vidonia Portuguese — A vine branch.
- Vidya Sanskrit — Knowledge. A boy or girl’s name.
- Vienna Latin — from wine country
- Viera Czech — Latin True. Russian faith. A common name in Russia, which became used in the English-speaking world in the early 20th century.
- Vigilia Latin — Alert, vigilant.
- Vikki — Victory, the victorious one.
- Vikriti Hindu
- Vilhelmina — The resolute protector. A feminine form of William.
- Vilma — A modern English name which is particularly popular in the USA.
- Vimala Sanskrit — Pure.
- Vina Spanish — From the vineyard.
- Vinata Hindu — humble, mother of Garuda
- Vinaya Hindu — good behaviour
- Vincentia Latin — The conqueror. The feminine form of Vincent.
- Vinita Hindu — Vineeta
Vinvella through Voleta
- Vinvella French
- Viola — A name made famous by the Shakespearian play Twelfth Night. Also, see Violet.
- Violenta — From Shakespeare’s play All’s Well That Ends Well.
- Violet Latin — From the name of the flower. Also, see Iolanthe and Yolanda.
- Virgilia Latin — A staff bearer.
- Virginia Latin — Maidenly, pure.
- Virida Latin — Green.
- Viridis Latin — youthful and blooming
- Virini Hindu
- Visala Hindu — celestial Apsara
- Vita Latin — Life.
- Vitoria Spanish — Victory, the victorious one.
- Vittoria Italian — Victory, the victorious one.
- Viveka Scandinavian — Lively.
- Vivian Latin — Gracious in life or lively. A boy or girl’s name.
- Viviana Italian — Lovely.
- Vivien Latin — Full of life, vital. Also, see Vyvyan.
- Vivienne — Life.
- Volante Latin — The flying one.
- Voleta Greek — veiled one
Voletta through Vyvyan
- Voletta Greek/Old French — Veiled.
- Volumnia — From Shakespeare’s play Coriolanus.
- Vonni — From the name Veronica and Yvonne. Veronica – A true likeness or image. Yvonne – French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree.
- Vonnie — From the name Veronica and Yvonne. Veronica – A true likeness or image. Yvonne – French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree.
- Vonny — From the name Veronica and Yvonne. Veronica – A true likeness or image. Yvonne – French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree.
- Vrinda Hindu — virtue and strength
- Vyvyan Cornish — From an old surname. A boy or girl’s name.
Tips for Picking a Baby Name
Picking a baby name got you feeling out of sorts? No need to worry. We've got some tips here to help you along.
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Nature can inspire. Having a hard time finding names you like? Look to nature for inspiration! Many people forget about the wonderful names that nature can offer. Flowers and animals are just two places you can look to for inspiration.
Take your time, but don't take too long. It's important not to rush this decision, since this is one of the most important decisions you'll make for your child. At the same time, though, don't turn it into a months-long process. If you find that three or four months have gone by and you haven't been able to settle on a name, then it's time to switch up your approach.
Look to legends. If you're looking for an unusual name, look into names that come from mythology, the Bible, books, and film. There's no shortage of places to look for inspiration when it comes to baby names. These names will surely set your daughter apart from the rest when it comes to the name game!
Conclusion
As you can see, there are lots of great names for a baby girl that start with V. Did you find some you like, or does your search continue? Either way, consider checking out the other articles we have on baby names. Or, check out some of our hundreds of other articles on parenting and family life.
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- The must-have convenient reference guide for every home cook!
- Includes more than 8,000 substitutions for ingredients, cookware, and techniques.
- Save time and money on by avoiding trips to grab that "missing" ingredient you don't really need.