| Vaiyam | Refers to the entire wide world. |
| Vaiyapuri | A name meaning a great city lord. |
| Vajjadeva | One who is a divine thunderbolt. |
| Vakrabhuja | Crooked-armed; Lord Ganesha |
| Vallath | A person who is very powerful. |
| Vallurupa | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who has a beautiful form'. |
| Valmigi | One who is born from an anthill. |
| Vamanan | The dwarf avatar of Lord Vishnu. |
| Balkrishn | The divine child Lord Krishna. |
| Balkrushn | Refers to the infant Lord Krishna. |
| Balmukand | Young Lord Krishna |
| Balusamy | Derived from Tamil, meaning 'strong and wise'. |
| Banamali | An Epithet of Krishna |
| Bandlish | One who creates musical melodies. |
| Banesh | A name for the Lord of the forest. |
| Vandeek | One who is worthy of being praised. |
| Vandesh | Adoration; Salutation |
| Vaneesh | Variant of Vanesh |
| Vangaur | A person of very fair complexion. |
| Vardana | Given by God; Gift of God |
| Vardanes | Boons; Gift of God; Given by God |
| Varmesh | The lord of all divine blessings. |
| Varnaraj | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'king of colors' or 'ruler of the world'. |
| Varnil | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a gem or a precious stone'. |
| Varon | God of Sea; Excellent |
| Varsheeth | Falling; God of Rain |
| Varuksh | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a protector or a guardian'. |
| Varunkanth | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a brave warrior'. |
| Varunraj | God of Rain; Lord of the Water |
| Vasapura | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a king or a ruler'. |
| Vashara | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a wise and just ruler'. |
| Vashistha | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a wise and just ruler'. |
| Vasishtan | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a wise and just ruler'. |
| Vatsav | Young One; Lord Vishnu |
| Vattikota | Derived from Telugu, meaning 'one who is a wise and just ruler'. |
| Vattyam | Represents a small banyan tree. |
| Vavveti | One who follows a righteous path. |
| Vayasat | A person who is full of energy. |
| Vaysakh | Name of a Hindu Month |
| Vazmudhal | Derived from Tamil, meaning 'one who is a protector or a guardian'. |