Autha
Meaning: Wealth Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ow-Tha Language origin of Autha: Germanic Regional origin of Autha: Western Europe Languages Autha is most common: German Religions Autha is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, Ow Last letter and sound: A, a Alternative Spelling: Authaé, Authah, Awtha, Authaa, Auttha
Viktor
Meaning: Conqueror Gender: Male Pronunciation: Veek-Tor Language origin of Viktor: Slavic Regional origin of Viktor: Eastern Europe Languages Viktor is most common: Russian Religions Viktor is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Veek Last letter and sound: R, tor Alternative Spelling: Victor, Wiktor, Vikter
Claiborn
Meaning: From the clay brook. Gender: Male Pronunciation: Clay-Burn Language origin of Claiborn: Germanic Regional origin of Claiborn: Western Europe Languages Claiborn is most common: German, English Religions Claiborn is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Clay Last letter and sound: N, burn Alternative Spelling: Clayborn, Claeborn, Claborn, Claiburne, Claiborne
Vladimir
Meaning: Ruler of peace Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vla-Dee-Meer Language origin of Vladimir: Slavic Regional origin of Vladimir: Eastern Europe Languages Vladimir is most common: Russian Religions Vladimir is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vla Last letter and sound: R, dee-meer Alternative Spelling: Wladimir, Vladymir, Volodymyr
Vladislav
Meaning: Glorious ruler Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vla-Dee-Slav Language origin of Vladislav: Slavic Regional origin of Vladislav: Eastern Europe Languages Vladislav is most common: Russian Religions Vladislav is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vla-Dee Last letter and sound: V, slav Alternative Spelling: Wladyslaw, Vladyslav, Vlad
Vsevolod
Meaning: Owns everything Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vseh-Vo-Lod Language origin of Vsevolod: Slavic Regional origin of Vsevolod: Eastern Europe Languages Vsevolod is most common: Russian Religions Vsevolod is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vseh Last letter and sound: D, vo-lod Alternative Spelling: Sevolod, Vsevlad, Vsevold
Vyacheslav
Meaning: More glory Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vya-Che-Slav Language origin of Vyacheslav: Slavic Regional origin of Vyacheslav: Eastern Europe Languages Vyacheslav is most common: Russian Religions Vyacheslav is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vya Last letter and sound: V, che-slav Alternative Spelling: Viatcheslav, Vyachslav, Vjacheslav
Yaroslav
Meaning: Fierce and glorious Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Ro-Slav Language origin of Yaroslav: Slavic Regional origin of Yaroslav: Eastern Europe Languages Yaroslav is most common: Russian Religions Yaroslav is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Y, Ya-Ro Last letter and sound: V, slav Alternative Spelling: Jaroslav, Yarolsav, Yaromir
Yakov
Meaning: Supplanter Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Kov Language origin of Yakov: Slavic Regional origin of Yakov: Eastern Europe Languages Yakov is most common: Russian Religions Yakov is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: V, kov Alternative Spelling: Jacob, Yacov, Jakov
Yefim
Meaning: Pious, benevolent Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ye-Feem Language origin of Yefim: Slavic Regional origin of Yefim: Eastern Europe Languages Yefim is most common: Russian Religions Yefim is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Y, Ye Last letter and sound: M, feem Alternative Spelling: Efim, Yehfim, Yepheem