Aryan — Noble warrior
Zara — Blooming flower
Vihaan — New dawn
Myra — Sweet beloved
Advait — Unique one
Aisha — Alive, prosperous
Rehan — Fragrant breeze
Pari — Fairy angel
Dhruv — North star
Anaya — Caring free soul
Kabir — The great one
Saanvi — Goddess Lakshmi
Riya — Singer graceful
Arjun — White silver
Layla — Night beauty
Vivaan — Full of life
Kyra — Sunlight
Ishaan — Lord of Sun
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Baby Girl Names Starting with V

Girl names with meanings & origins

Looking for a baby girl name that begins with V? Here are girl names starting with V, from timeless classics to fresh, modern picks. The most loved right now are Veda (knowledge), Vembu (neem tree) and Vaishnavi (belonging to vishnu).

Most come from Sanskrit, Latin and English roots. You will find Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and Muslim names here.

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Veda
Girl · Hindu
Knowledge
Sanskrit
Vembu
Girl · Hindu
Neem tree
Tamil
Vaishnavi
Girl · Hindu
Belonging to Vishnu; feminine of Vaishnava
Tamil
Vimala
Girl · Hindu
Pure
Sanskrit
Vanita
Girl · Hindu
Woman; beloved
Sanskrit
Vidya
Girl · Hindu
Knowledge; learning
Sanskrit
Victoria
Girl · Christian
Victory and triumph
English
Vrinda
Girl · Hindu
The sacred Tulsi; Radha
Sanskrit
Vijaya
Girl · Hindu
Victory
Sanskrit
Vamika
Girl · Hindu
Goddess Durga
Sanskrit
Vanya
Girl · Hindu
Gracious gift of God; of the forest
Sanskrit
Vidula
Girl · Hindu
Bright
Marathi

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most popular baby girl names starting with V?

The most loved girl names starting with V on TotsName are Veda (knowledge), Vembu (neem tree), Vaishnavi (belonging to vishnu), Vimala (pure) and Vanita (woman).

Which short girl names start with V?

Short and sweet girl names starting with V include Veda (knowledge), Vama (fair woman), Vani (voice), Vera (faith), Vela (the shore) and Viva (life).

What are unique girl names starting with V?

For something less common, try Vembu (neem tree), Varada (boon giver), Vandita (praised) and Viva (life).

Where do girl names starting with V come from?

Most come from Sanskrit, Latin and English roots. Open any name to see its meaning, origin and pronunciation.

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