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Viviane
The Lady of the Lake
Viviann
Lively woman
Vivianna
In Malorys Mort DArthur Vivien was the LaDy of the Lake; also the enchantress of Merlin
Vivianne
In Malorys Mort DArthur Vivien was the LaDy of the Lake; also the enchantress of Merlin
Vividha
Strange
Vivienne
Gracious in life, Full of life.
Vivika
Wisdom
Vivikta
Distinguished, Pure, deep, Logically intelligent
Viviktha
Distinguished, Pure, deep, Logically intelligent
Vivita
Polite, Modest, Educated, Beautiful, Beautiful
Vivitsa
Desire of Knowledge
Vivyan
Alive, animated, lively
Vixen
Female fox.
Viya
Poem
Viyana
Wisdom, sensibility
Viyoginee
Pathway
Viyona
Sky
Viyoni
Very special
Vjera
Faithful, Loyal; Truth
Vjerah
Faith
Vladimira
Great ruler.
Vlanna
Modern coinage of uncertain derivation
Vlasta
Powerful princess, Glorious cheif. The feminine form of Vladyslav.
Vlastah
Powerful princess, Glorious cheif. The feminine form of Vladyslav.
Vlca
Hungarian cognate of Vita, a Latin name derived from vitus life
Vlctorlne
the French victoire victory
Vlda
the Latin vitus life
Vldonla
Latin_ name derived from vinea a vine, a branch
Vlgdis
Old Norse name composed of the elements vig war and dis goddess: hence, goddess of war
Vlii
One who is cheerful
Vljaya
the Sanskrit vijaya victory
Vlktorla
German form of Victoria, which is from the Latin victoria victory The name is often found on the family trees of German royalty. Pet: Vicky
Vlktorle
Czech form of Victoria, which is from the Latin victoria victory Pet: Viki, Viktorka
Vllhelm
Hungarian cognate of the German Wilhelm resolute protector, a name derived from the Old High German Willehelm, which is a compounding of the elements willeo will, desire and helm helmet, protection
Vlllaml
Polynesian form of William resolute protector See WILLIAM English Names
Vlncenta
Feminine form of Vincentio conquering. See VINCENTIO Male Names
Vlncente
From the Late Latin Vincentius conquer-ing, which is derived from vincere to conquer
Vlncenze
From the Late Latin Vincentius conquering, which is derived from vincere to conquer Short: Vincze. Pet: Vinci
Vlncenzo
From the Late Latin Vincentius conquering, which is derived from vincere to conquer
Vlnh
Bay, gulf
Vlola
Directly derived from the Latin viola violet The name was used by Shakespeare in his play Twelfth Night
Vlolante
the French Violette, a diminutive form of Viole, which is from the Latin viola a violet
Vlole
the Old French viole, which is from the Latin viola a violet
Vlolette
the Old French violette, a diminutive form of viole, which is from the Latin viola a violet
Vlora
Bravery
Vlorlca
Romanian form of the German Friederike, a feminine form of Friedrich ruler of peace, a com-pounding of the elements frid peace and rik king, ruler
Vlrginle
Verginius spring-like, flourishing, an old Roman family name, which has its roots in the Latin ver spring
Vlrglnle
A borrowing from the French, Virginie is often mistakenly believed to be derived from the word virgin In actuality, it is derived from Verginius spring-like, flourishing, an old Roman family name that has its roots in the Latin ver spring
Vlvlane
A borrowing from the French, Viviane is from the Latin Vivianus, a name derived from vivus alive
Vlvlenne
Feminine form of Vivien, which is from the Latin Vivianus, a name derived from vivus alive
Vodala
Light
Vohita
Conscience
Vola
Discriminating
Volaka
Achiever
Volanta
Flying, Soaring.
Volantah
Flying, Soaring.
Volante
Flying, Soaring.
Volet
Flowing well.
Voleta
Flowing well.
Volete
Flowing well.