Lord of Venkata hill, Vishnu of Tirumala
Names starting with V Venkateswara–Vyom
Names starting with V from Venkateswara to Vyom: 102 of 204 names, page 2 of 2.
102 of 204 names
"Moonlight"; Telugu vennela
"White moonlight"; the bright moon
"Flute"; also bamboo
"True image" in popular use; Greek Berenike, "bringer of victory"
"Victory, success"
Son of victory
Daughter of victory
Spear of victory, Murugan's lance
Light, lustre and splendour
Power, splendour, wealth; Sanskrit vibhava
The starlit night; literally "shining"
"Ecstatic" in popular use; a Hindi word, not in Sanskrit dictionaries
All-pervading, the lord; Sanskrit vibhu
Divine glory and prosperity; also Shiva's sacred ash
"Conqueror", from Latin victor
"Victory"; Latin victoria
Rule, order; Sanskrit vidhāna
Rule and right method; also destiny
The moon; Sanskrit vidhu
The ancient town of Vidisha; also an intermediate direction
Known, learned; Sanskrit vidita
Known and understood; from vid, "to know"
"Moon" in popular use; Vidula, a queen in the Mahabharata
Wise, skilled; Sanskrit vidura, the sage of the Mahabharata
A learned, wise woman
Knowledge, learning
Bearer of knowledge; Sanskrit vidyādhara
Ocean of knowledge; Sanskrit vidyāsāgara
Lightning, shining; Sanskrit vidyut
Lord of obstacles, Ganesha; Sanskrit vighneśa
"Dawn" in popular use; Sanskrit vihā, "heaven"
"Morning, dawn"
Dawn, the start of a new day
Bird; Sanskrit vihaṃga, "sky-goer"
"Victory"
Victorious; a name of the goddess Durga
Lakshmi as the goddess of victory
The goddess of victory
Victorious; a winner
"Growth, development"; literally "blossoming"
"Valour, courage"
"Sun of valour"; Sanskrit vikramāditya, the legendary king
Courageous, mighty; Sanskrit vikrānta
Play, delight, grace; Sanskrit vilāsa
Charming, playful woman; Sanskrit vilāsinī
Pure, spotless; Sanskrit vimala
Pure and spotless
Humble, modest; Sanskrit vinamra
Modesty and good conduct; Sanskrit vinaya, "guidance, training"
Modesty and good conduct; Sanskrit vinaya
Remover of obstacles, Ganesha; Sanskrit vināyaka
"Conquering"; Latin Vincentius, from vincere
Humble, modest; Sanskrit vinīta
Modest and well-mannered
"Conquering"; pet form of Vincent
Pleasure and pastime; Sanskrit vinoda, "diversion, sport"
Joyful, delightful; one who drives away cares
The violet flower; from Latin viola
Forest; Sanskrit vipina
Revolution; Sanskrit viplava, "tumult, revolt"
Abundant, vast; Sanskrit vipula
"Sovereign, ruling far and wide"; splendour
Pure, free from dust and passion
"Rare"; Sanskrit virala, "scarcely found"
Part of a hero; Sanskrit vīra, "hero", with aṃśa, "part"
Great, mighty; Sanskrit virāj, "sovereign", and King Virāṭa
Chief of heroes; short for Sanskrit vīrendra
A name of Kartikeya; Sanskrit viśākha, "branched"
The lunar star Vishakha; literally "branched"
Vast, broad and great; Sanskrit viśāla
Wide-eyed; the goddess Vishalakshi of Kashi
Special, distinguished; Sanskrit viśeṣa
The god Vishnu, the preserver; probably "all-pervader"
Beloved of Vishnu; also a name of holy basil
One who increases Vishnu's glory; a royal name
Rest, calm; Sanskrit viśrāma
Famous, renowned; Sanskrit viśruta
Universe, the whole world; Sanskrit viśva
Conqueror of the world; Sanskrit viśvajit
All-pervading, everywhere; Sanskrit viṣvak
Lord of the universe, Shiva; Sanskrit viśvanātha
Faith, trust; Sanskrit viśvāsa
Lord of the universe; Sanskrit viśveśa
Lord of the universe, Shiva of Kashi; Sanskrit viśveśvara
Wonder, amazement; Sanskrit vismaya
Wonder and amazement
Vithoba of Pandharpur, a form of Krishna; Sanskrit viṭṭhala
"Full of life" in popular use; origin uncertain
Discernment and wisdom; Sanskrit viveka, "right judgement"
"Alive, full of life"; Latin Vivianus, from vivus
"Krishna's land"; Sanskrit vraja, Braj
Growth and prosperity
"Holy basil" (tulsi); also a name of Radha
Rain; Sanskrit vṛṣṭi
A modern name; meanings given online vary
"Tulsi" in popular use; Sanskrit vṛnda, "a cluster, a multitude"
Bull; the best of a group; Sanskrit vṛṣabha
Karna's wife in the Marathi novel Mrityunjay
An epithet of Shiva, "marked by the bull"; Sanskrit vṛṣāṅka
Arranger; Sanskrit vyāsa, the sage of the Mahabharata
Sky, space; Sanskrit vyoman
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