| Varga | Class, Group, An Apsara or celestial nymph |
| Varja | Water born, Lotus |
| Varshaa | The season of heavy rainfall. |
| Varshani | Varshani means 'season' or 'weather' in Sanskrit, often associated with a person born during a specific season. |
| Varunapriya | Beloved of the god of the ocean. |
| Vasanthaja | Kind of Jasmine |
| vasanthamalli | A fragrant jasmine of the spring. |
| Vasmiha | Vasmiha is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely' and also refers to a type of flower. |
| Vasu Lakshmi | Goddess of wealth |
| Vasumatha | One who is the earth or goddess. |
| Vasundara | The one who holds all treasures. |
| Vasushri | A person of divine wealth and light. |
| Vatsha | Son, Calf, Daughter, Breast, Girl, Child, Beloved |
| Vayshini | Vayshini means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, derived from the word 'vishnu,' meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely'. |
| Vedaswaroopi | Embodiment of the sacred Vedas. |
| Vedavedya | Goddess Durga, She who can be understood by Vedas |
| Vedhashri | Goddess Saraswati or one who knows all Vedas, Pious |
| Vedhya | Celebrated, Knowledge, What is to be known, Famous |
| Vedima | Vedima is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is wise' or 'possessor of knowledge'. |
| Vedini | Sensitive, Knowledgeable |
| Veedhasree | Veedhasree means 'one who is very beautiful' or 'extremely beautiful' in Sanskrit. |
| Veenavadini | One who plays the musical veena. |
| Vegavahini | A river that flows with great speed. |
| Vegini | One who possesses immense energy. |
| Velini | A woman who is like a sharp spear. |
| Vembarasi | The queen of the neem tree grove. |
| Venaya | Venerable, worthy of respect, or noble, derived from the Sanskrit word 'venerable' or 'noble'. |
| Venmathi | Venmathi means 'beautiful girl' or 'beautiful woman' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India. |
| Venmathy | Vennmathy is a Tamil name meaning 'one who is wise and intelligent' or 'wise and clever'. |
| Venmati | Venmati means 'beautiful eyes' in Sanskrit, a language used in ancient Indian and Hindu scriptures. |
| Vernika | A colorful or bright person. |
| Vevesha | Vevesha is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is full of life' or 'eternal life'. |
| Viara | Viara is a feminine given name of Italian origin, meaning 'full of life' or 'vibrant'. |
| Vibhooshita | Adorned with beautiful garlands |
| Vidika | A small piece of knowledge. |
| Vidurya | The cats-eye gem |
| Vignya | One who is full of wisdom. |
| Vihaa | Heaven, Peace, Morning, Dawn |
| Vihaarika | Auspicious, fortunate, or blessed, often used as a feminine given name in Sanskrit and Hindu cultures. |
| Vijaya Lakshmi | Goddess of victory |