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Girl names V–W
Girl names starting with V and W: 92 of 2,475 names, page 27 of 28.
92 of 2,475 names
Glory and grandeur; from Sanskrit vaibhava
Princess of Videha, a name of Sita
The Vaigai, river of Madurai
Vishnu's garland of victory; also a banner
The ancient city of Vaishali; from viśāla, "wide, great"
The goddess as Vishnu's power; a devotee of Vishnu
The waxing moon
"Strong, healthy"; from Latin valens
"Strong"; from Latin Valeria, of the Valerian family
A flowering creeper
"A creeper"; Valli, beloved consort of Murugan
A name of the goddess Durga
Born of the forest; also a blue lotus
A garland of forest flowers, as worn by Krishna
"Forest dweller" in popular use; Tamil vanathi, the heavenly Ganga
Worship and reverent salutation
Praised and revered
Coined by Jonathan Swift; "butterfly" in popular use
"Speech, voice"; also the goddess Sarasvati
Saraswati, the radiant goddess of speech
Beloved woman; from vanita, "desired, loved"
Moon in the sky; also "great wisdom"
"Flute"
A flute; from vaṃśa, "bamboo; family line"
"Of the forest"; wild, sylvan
Giver of boons; Sanskrit varadā
Lakshmi who grants boons
Lotus, "born of water"
A painter's brush or pen; also pure gold
Rain; the monsoon season
She who showers rain; from Sanskrit varṣin
Rain, showered down; Sanskrit varṣita
A lamp's wick; popularly "lamp"
Of Varuna, god of the waters; Varuna's consort
Of springtime; Sanskrit vāsantī
Indra's divine energy; also Satyavati, mother of Vyasa
"The earth"; literally "giver of wealth"
The earth; literally "rich in treasure"
The earth, "bearer of treasure"
Affectionate and tender-hearted; from vatsa, "calf, child"
A limb of the Vedas; from Sanskrit vedāṅga
A part of the Vedas; veda + aṃśa, "portion"
Glory of the Vedas; veda + śrī
"Versed in the Veda"; Vedavati of the Ramayana
"An altar"; a raised seat or platform
"The veena", the classical Indian lute
"Heroic, strong"; the feminine of vīra, hero
Veer, "brave" or "brother", with preet, "love"
"A braid of hair"; also a stream
"Moonlight"; Telugu vennela
"White moonlight"; the bright moon
"True image" in popular use; Greek Berenike, "bringer of victory"
Daughter of victory
Light, lustre and splendour
The starlit night; literally "shining"
Divine glory and prosperity; also Shiva's sacred ash
"Victory"; Latin victoria
Rule and right method; also destiny
The ancient town of Vidisha; also an intermediate direction
Known and understood; from vid, "to know"
"Moon" in popular use; Vidula, a queen in the Mahabharata
A learned, wise woman
Knowledge, learning
"Dawn" in popular use; Sanskrit vihā, "heaven"
Dawn, the start of a new day
Victorious; a name of the goddess Durga
Lakshmi as the goddess of victory
The goddess of victory
Victorious; a winner
Charming, playful woman; Sanskrit vilāsinī
Pure and spotless
Modesty and good conduct; Sanskrit vinaya
Modest and well-mannered
Joyful, delightful; one who drives away cares
The violet flower; from Latin viola
Pure, free from dust and passion
The lunar star Vishakha; literally "branched"
Wide-eyed; the goddess Vishalakshi of Kashi
Beloved of Vishnu; also a name of holy basil
Wonder and amazement
"Alive, full of life"; Latin Vivianus, from vivus
Growth and prosperity
"Holy basil" (tulsi); also a name of Radha
Rain; Sanskrit vṛṣṭi
A modern name; meanings given online vary
Karna's wife in the Marathi novel Mrityunjay
"Faithfulness, loyalty"; Arabic wafāʾ
"Unique, matchless"; feminine of Arabic waḥīd
"Distinguished, noble"; feminine of Arabic wajīh
"Rose"; Arabic warda
The willow tree; Old English welig
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