| Vyhaan | The first ray of the morning sun. |
| Vyush | The dawn or the break of day. |
| Vyushtt | Clear, Dawned, Dawn |
| 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 |
| Vaidurya | A gem stone, Excellent |
| Vairasri | Vairasri means 'one who is victorious over enemies' or 'triumphant' in Sanskrit. |
| Vaishaka | A season, Lioness |
| Vaishakha | A month in the Hindu calendar. |
| Vaisheka | Vaisheka is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is free from attachment and worldly desires'. |
| Vaisunavi | Vaisunavi means 'one who is devoted to Lord Vishnu' in Sanskrit, a Hindu deity. |
| Vakshana | Nourishing, River bed, Flame, Oblation, Stomach |
| Vakshani | One who is nourishing or growing. |
| Vakshi | Nutrition, Flame |
| Vakti | One who speaks or expresses well. |
| Vamakeshi | Goddess Durga, She who has beautiful hair |
| Vamnayi | Goddess of speech, Another name for Goddess Saraswati |
| Vanchita | Desired, Precious, Loved |
| Vandhitha | Thanking, Adored, Praised, Saluted |
| Vanhishka | Vanhishka is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is beyond the reach of time and space'. |
| Vanie | Goddess Saraswati, Speech, Voice, Praise, A literary production, Name of Sarasvati |
| Vanshaja | Born of a noble family or lineage. |
| Vansi | A musical flute or wind instrument. |
| Vantisha | Vantisha is a variant of Vanessa, derived from the Latin name Vanitza, meaning 'butterfly' or 'little flower'. |
| Vapra | A garden bed or a protective wall. |
| Vapurda | Granter of beautiful appearance |
| Vara Lakshmi | Blessing, Goddess Parvati, Goddess Lakshmi |
| Varajottama | The greatest fem |
| Varasya | Request, Desire |
| Varcheka | Varcheka is a variant of Varick, derived from the Old English 'weir' or 'stronghold'. |
| Vardhani | One who brings growth or success. |
| Vardhita | Increased, Developed |