| Vishvach | Universally present, Omnipresent |
| Vishvaditya | The sun of the entire universe. |
| Vishvakesh | Vishvakesh means 'one who has seen the universe' or 'all-seeing' in Sanskrit. |
| Vishvayonih | The womb of the universe |
| Vishwadakshinah | Skilfull and efficient Lord |
| Vishwahetu | Lord Vishnu, Cause of the universe |
| Vishwambaran | The Lord Vishnu |
| Vishwamithra | Sages name, Friend of the universe |
| Vishwaroopa | One who displays the universal form |
| Vishwat | Universal soul, Part of vishwathmane namaha:” from Lord Vishnu sahasranam |
| Visok | Happy, Without grief, Free of sorrow |
| Viswajeeth | Conqueror of the world |
| Viswavardan | Universal conqueror or one who has conquered the universe. |
| Viswavel | Viswavel is a Sanskrit name meaning 'all-pervading' or 'omnipresent', often associated with the divine or universal. |
| Vitark | Opinion, Imagination |
| Vithusan | Vithusan is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is victorious' or 'triumphant'. |
| Vithushan | Vithushan is a Tamil name meaning 'auspicious' or 'blessed' and is often associated with good fortune. |
| Vitol | One who is calm and peaceful. |
| Vittak | Celebrated, Prosperous |
| Vittap | Guarding wealth |
| Vivang | Vivang is a variant of Vivian, derived from Latin 'vivianus,' meaning 'full of life' or 'lively'. |
| Vivas | Dawning, Exile, Bright, Motionless, Unrestrained, Independent |
| Vivasvan | Son of Aditi and kashyapa, The Sun |
| Vivaswan | Son of Aditi and kashyapa, The Sun |
| Vivaswath | The Sun, Sun God |
| Vivek Vardhan | Increaser of knowledge |
| Vivid | Knowledgeable, Various |
| Vivikshu | One of the name of Lord Shiva |
| Vivilsu | One of the kauravas |
| Viyank | Viyank is a variant of Vijay, meaning victory or triumph in Sanskrit. |
| Vaagiswari | Goddess Saraswathi |
| vaarida | A name referring to a cloud. |
| Vaarini | The one who prevents |
| Vaasanthi | Of Spring, Name of a musical Raagini |
| Vaasava | Lord Indra, The chief of the vasus |
| Vaatika | A small garden or orchard. |
| Vag-devi | Goddess of words |
| Vageeshwari | Goddess Saraswathi, Name of a Raga |
| Vaidhai | Vaidhai means 'knowledge' or 'wisdom' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India and Sri Lanka. |
| Vaidiki | The Goddess who is vedic in form |