| Upanayik | Fit for An offering, A character next in importance to the hero |
| Upkash | Wearing the Sky, Dawn |
| Ushij | Zealous, Born of desire, Energetic, Pleasant, Desirous, Fire, Ghee |
| Vajrahasta | One who has a thunderbolt in his hands |
| Valipramathana | Destroyer of the demon Vali. |
| Vallik | Edge of a thatched roof |
| Van Raj | Ruler of the forest, The lion |
| Vanajaksh | One with lotuslike eyes. |
| Vanara | Monkey (Monkey; A hill tribe of Southern India) |
| Varesikh | Varesikh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is victorious over the senses' or 'self-controlled'. |
| Varunsai | Blessing of the water god. |
| Vashatkar | Vashatkar is a Marathi name meaning 'one who is victorious' or 'triumphant'. |
| Ved Aryan | Sacred knowledge |
| Veerabaahu | One of the kauravas |
| Veeraswamy | Lord subramanya Swamy |
| Venkat Mani | Lord venkateswara and Ayyappa |
| Vibhaa | Night, The Moon, Beauty, Ray of light, Brilliance |
| Vibhay | Vibhay means 'distinguishing' or 'discerning' in Sanskrit, often associated with spiritual or philosophical insight. |
| Vijayanth | Victor, Name of Lord Indra |
| Vikarm | Lord Vishnu, Negative action |
| Vimad | One who is free from arrogance. |
| Vipashith | Vipashyin means 'one who has transcended' or 'one who has gone beyond' in Sanskrit. |
| Virikt | Cleansed, Purified |
| Virupaksh | Lord Shiva, Virupa means no form, And Aksha means eyes, It means eyes without the form |
| Visarg | Visarg means 'bow' or 'bowstring' in Sanskrit, often associated with the bow of Lord Vishnu. |
| Vishaakan | Lord Murugan, Having spreading branches, Name of Kartikeya, A solicitor, Name of Shiva |
| Vitark | Opinion, Imagination |
| Viyank | Viyank is a variant of Vijay, meaning victory or triumph in Sanskrit. |
| Vyans | With wide shoulders, Broad shouldered |
| Vaagiswari | Goddess Saraswathi |
| vaarida | A name referring to a cloud. |
| Vaatika | A small garden or orchard. |
| Vaidiki | The Goddess who is vedic in form |
| Vaishakha | A month in the Hindu calendar. |
| Vansi | A musical flute or wind instrument. |
| Varcheka | Varcheka is a variant of Varick, derived from the Old English 'weir' or 'stronghold'. |
| Vardhani | One who brings growth or success. |
| Varunapriya | Beloved of the god of the ocean. |
| Vegavahini | A river that flows with great speed. |
| Vembarasi | The queen of the neem tree grove. |