| Vision | The ability to see or imagine. |
| Vittor | A variant meaning a conqueror. |
| Vivace | Played in a lively, brisk way. |
| Vivasvat | The radiant one or the sun. |
| Vocal | Relating to the human voice. |
| Volt | Unit of electric potential. |
| Volturnus | The god of the east wind. |
| Voss | A name meaning a fox or red. |
| Vrik | A name meaning a brave wolf. |
| Vriksha | A Sanskrit word for a tree. |
| Vrikshi | A name meaning a small tree. |
| Vulkan | Derived from the god of fire. |
| Vulpecula | Latin for a little fox. |
| Vultan | Meaning a strong, wise ruler. |
| Vulture | A large bird of prey species. |
| Vusi | A name meaning to be born. |
| Vyaghra | Sanskrit word for a tiger. |
| Vyaghri | Sanskrit word for a tigress. |
| Vyomaditya | The sun in the vast sky. |
| Vyomaprabha | Light of the vast heavens. |
| Vyomasree | Beauty of the vast sky |
| Vyomni | One who lives in the sky |
| Wadj | An ancient Egyptian name |
| Waffle | A crisp, gridpatterned cake |
| Wai | Water or a Hawaiian greeting |
| Waianuhea | Cool, soft, fragrant mist |
| Wailani | Heavenly or celestial water |
| Walnut | A hardshelled edible nut |
| Waltz | A smooth ballroom dance style |
| Warp | To bend or twist out of shape |
| Water | A clear, vital liquid element. |
| Waya | A name meaning wolf in Cherokee. |
| Wedge | A piece shaped like a triangle. |
| Wep | An ancient Egyptian god of war. |
| Weret | Great one in the Egyptian tongue. |
| Wesa | A name meaning cat in Seminole. |
| Wicho | A nickname for the name Luis. |
| Wicket | A small gate or door opening. |
| Wida | A name meaning to see or know. |
| Wihan | A name meaning to be joyful. |