| Vandna | Salutation; Adoration; Worship; Paying Respect to Elders; Pray |
| Vandrad | A wise and powerful counselor |
| Vandurga | Goddess of Forests; Goddess Parvati |
| Vandya | Worthy of Salutation |
| VANDYKE | Dweller near the dike or ditch |
| Vane | From the Marsh or Fen |
| Vanechka | A diminutive form of Ivan or John |
| Vaneesa | Name invented by Gulliver's Travels author. |
| Vaneesha | Queen of the Universe |
| Vaneet | Slender Intelligent loving beauty |
| Vaneet-Kaur | Gods Precious Gift; Simple; Innocent; Beautiful |
| Vaneeza | A beautiful and precious person |
| Vanesa | Butterfly. Variant of Vanessa. |
| Vanesh | Form the Forest |
| Vanessa | Butterfly; Butterfly. Also, from Phanessa, the mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood.; Resembling a butterfly; Of Venus. Famous Bearers: British actress Vanessa Redgrave. Romance author Vanessa Grant. |
| Vanetta | A graceful and butterflylike girl |
| Vaneyu | One who desires to be praised |
| Vangie | Bearer of good news. |
| Vangmayee | Pure and Sweet Voice |
| Vanhi | It refers to the element of fire. |
| Vanhishika | A flame or a spark of bright fire. |
| Vanhishikha | The tip or peak of a bright flame. |
| Vani | Goddess Saraswati; Muse, Goddess Saraswati; Speech, Saraswati; Wish, Desire, Goddess Saraswati |
| Vania | Diminutive of Vanessa: Butterfly. Also, from Phanessa, the mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood.; Gift of God.; Gods gift; Gracious |
| Vaniah | Nourishment, or weapons, of the Lord. |
| Vanida | A person who is soft and gentle. |
| Vanig | A merchant or a person in trade. |
| Vanii | Goddess Saraswati |
| Vanij | A trader or a merchant by trade. |
| Vanika | Eloquent in Words; Sound |
| Vanikshani | One who is observant and watchful. |
| Vanil | A name meaning the wind or breeze. |
| Vanila | A name meaning the cool wind. |
| Vaninadh | Husband of Saraswati (the goddess of knowledge) |
| Vaninadha | The lord of the forest or woods. |
| Vaninath | Husband of Goddess, Saraswati; Husband of Saraswati |
| Vanini | A name meaning soft or gentle speech. |
| Vanipriya | One who is beloved by Goddess Saraswati. |
| Vanir | A mythical god of rain. |
| Vanisa | goddess of the forest |