| Ullasitha | Someone who is very joyful |
| Uma Bhuiayn | Goddess Parvati |
| Uma Devi | Goddess Parvati, Goddess Uma |
| Umsiha | I couldn't find any information on the name 'umsiha'. |
| Unmada | Beautiful, Enchanting, Passionate, An Apsara or celestial nymph |
| Unnika | A wave or a rising motion |
| Unnya | One who is truly unique |
| Upkosha | A treasure or hidden wealth |
| Urmie | Urmi is a Sanskrit name meaning 'wave' or 'ocean', symbolizing the cyclical nature of life. |
| Uruvi | Substantial, Excellent, The earth |
| Usha Lakshi | The goddess of the dawn |
| Ushasi | The light of the early dawn |
| Ushra | Dawn, The earth, First light |
| Uthama | The best or most excellent |
| Utkalika | Longing for glory, A wave, Curiousity, A bud |
| Utkalita | Brilliant, Blossoming |
| Utkashana | The act of pulling upwards |
| Utpalabha | Resembling a lotus flower |
| Vaalaky | One of the kauravas |
| Vaaridhar | One who holds the clouds. |
| Vaathavega | One of the kauravas |
| Vaayun | God, Lively, Moving, Active, Alive, Clear |
| Vachasya | Well spoken of, Praiseworthy, Celebrated, Famous |
| Vaidat | Known as a wise scholar. |
| Vaidhvik | Vaidhvik means 'all-pervading' or 'omnipresent' in Sanskrit, derived from 'vai' meaning 'all' and 'dhvik' meaning 'pervading'. |
| Vaikunth Nath | Master of heavens |
| Vairag | Detached, Free from desire and attaclunent |
| Vaishravan | Kubera, Lord of wealth |
| Vaivaswatha | Son of the sun god. |
| Vajinath | Lord Shiva, Lord of physicians, Epithet of Shiva, Epithet of Dhanvantari |
| Vajrahasta | One who has a thunderbolt in his hands |
| Vajrakanti | Possessing diamond luster. |
| Vakruth | Vakruth means 'having a curved or bent shape' or 'crooked' in Sanskrit. |
| Vaksh | Chest, Strengthening, To grow |
| Vakshu | Refreshing, The oxus river |
| Valipramathana | Destroyer of the demon Vali. |
| Vallav | A skilled cowherd boy. |
| Vallik | Edge of a thatched roof |
| Van Raj | Ruler of the forest, The lion |
| Vanajaksh | One with lotuslike eyes. |