Violine
Meaning: Violet Gender: Female Pronunciation: Iol-In-E Language origin of Violine: Latin Regional origin of Violine: Western Europe Languages Violine is most common: French, English Religions Violine is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vi Last letter and sound: E, ne Alternative Spelling: Violino, Violina, Violini, Violinc, Violind
Velerie
Meaning: Brave Gender: Female Pronunciation: El-Er-Ie Language origin of Velerie: Latin Regional origin of Velerie: Western Europe Languages Velerie is most common: French, English Religions Velerie is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Ve Last letter and sound: E, ie Alternative Spelling: Velerio, Veleric, Veleria, Veleriu, Velerit
Verene
Meaning: Truth Gender: Female Pronunciation: Er-En-E Language origin of Verene: Latin Regional origin of Verene: Western Europe Languages Verene is most common: French, English Religions Verene is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Ve Last letter and sound: E, ne Alternative Spelling: Verena, Vereni, Vereno, Verenc, Verend
Veronelle
Meaning: Truth bearer Gender: Female Pronunciation: Er-On-Ell-E Language origin of Veronelle: Latin Regional origin of Veronelle: Western Europe Languages Veronelle is most common: French, English Religions Veronelle is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Ve Last letter and sound: E, le Alternative Spelling: Veronella, Veronelli, Veronello, Veronellc, Veronelld
Vincente
Meaning: Conquering Gender: Female Pronunciation: Inc-Ent-E Language origin of Vincente: Latin Regional origin of Vincente: Western Europe Languages Vincente is most common: French, English Religions Vincente is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vi Last letter and sound: E, te Alternative Spelling: Vincenta, Vincenti, Vincento, Vincentc, Vincentd
Virline
Meaning: Maiden Gender: Female Pronunciation: Irl-In-E Language origin of Virline: Latin Regional origin of Virline: Western Europe Languages Virline is most common: French, English Religions Virline is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vi Last letter and sound: E, ne Alternative Spelling: Virlina, Virlino, Virlini, Virlinc, Virlind
Vevette
Meaning: Yew tree Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ev-Ett-E Language origin of Vevette: Latin Regional origin of Vevette: Western Europe Languages Vevette is most common: French, English Religions Vevette is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Ve Last letter and sound: E, te Alternative Spelling: Vavette, Vivette, Vevetti, Vevetta, Vevetto
Vivianne
Meaning: Full of life Gender: Female Pronunciation: Iv-Iann-E Language origin of Vivianne: Latin Regional origin of Vivianne: Western Europe Languages Vivianne is most common: French, English Religions Vivianne is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vi Last letter and sound: E, ne Alternative Spelling: Vuvianne, Vovianne, Vivianni, Vivianno, Vivianna
Vesperine
Meaning: Evening star Gender: Female Pronunciation: Esp-Er-In-E Language origin of Vesperine: Latin Regional origin of Vesperine: Western Europe Languages Vesperine is most common: French, English Religions Vesperine is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Ve Last letter and sound: E, ne Alternative Spelling: Vasperine, Vosperine, Vesperini, Vesperino, Vesperinu
Vicenta
Meaning: Conquering Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ic-Ent-A Language origin of Vicenta: Latin Regional origin of Vicenta: Western Europe Languages Vicenta is most common: French, English Religions Vicenta is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vi Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Vacenta, Vicenti, Vicento, Vicentu, Vicenti