Violeta
Meaning: Violet flower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Vee-Oh-Let-Uh Language origin of Violeta: Germanic Regional origin of Violeta: Northern Europe Languages Violeta is most common: English Religions Violeta is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vee Last letter and sound: A, uh Alternative Spelling: Violetta, Vyoletta
Vivian
Meaning: Alive, lively Gender: Female Pronunciation: Viv-Ee-Uhn Language origin of Vivian: Germanic Regional origin of Vivian: Northern Europe Languages Vivian is most common: English Religions Vivian is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Viv Last letter and sound: N, ee Alternative Spelling: Vivianne, Vyvian
Viviana
Meaning: Full of life Gender: Female Pronunciation: Viv-Ee-Ah-Nuh Language origin of Viviana: Germanic Regional origin of Viviana: Northern Europe Languages Viviana is most common: English Religions Viviana is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Viv Last letter and sound: A, nuh Alternative Spelling: Vivyanna, Vyviana
Vada
Meaning: Famous ruler, knowledge Gender: Female Pronunciation: Vay-Duh Language origin of Vada: Germanic Regional origin of Vada: Northern Europe Languages Vada is most common: English Religions Vada is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vay Last letter and sound: A, duh Alternative Spelling: Vayda, Veyda
Valentina
Meaning: Strength, health Gender: Female Pronunciation: Vah-Len-Tee-Nuh Language origin of Valentina: Germanic Regional origin of Valentina: Northern Europe Languages Valentina is most common: English Religions Valentina is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vah Last letter and sound: A, nuh Alternative Spelling: Valantina, Valyntina
Vaden
Meaning: From the valley Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vay-Den Language origin of Vaden: Germanic Regional origin of Vaden: Northern Europe Languages Vaden is most common: English Religions Vaden is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vay Last letter and sound: N, den Alternative Spelling: Vayden, Vadin, Vadenley
Valentine
Meaning: Strong, healthy, romantic association Gender: Male Pronunciation: Val-En-Teen Language origin of Valentine: Germanic Regional origin of Valentine: Northern Europe Languages Valentine is most common: English Religions Valentine is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Val Last letter and sound: E, en Alternative Spelling: Valent, Val, Valentino
Valentino
Meaning: Strong, healthy Gender: Male Pronunciation: Val-En-Tee-No Language origin of Valentino: Germanic Regional origin of Valentino: Northern Europe Languages Valentino is most common: English Religions Valentino is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Val Last letter and sound: O, en Alternative Spelling: Valent, Valentinoe, Val
Vance
Meaning: Marshland Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vans Language origin of Vance: Germanic Regional origin of Vance: Northern Europe Languages Vance is most common: English Religions Vance is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vans Last letter and sound: E, – Alternative Spelling: Vancy, Vanc, Vanson
Vanderley
Meaning: From the meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Van-Der-Lee Language origin of Vanderley: Germanic Regional origin of Vanderley: Northern Europe Languages Vanderley is most common: English Religions Vanderley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Van Last letter and sound: Y, der Alternative Spelling: Vanderlin, Vandy, Vander