| Over | Meaning to be above or superior. |
| Ozark | Derived from wood or forest land. |
| Prodosh | The time of early evening. |
| Prokhor | A leader in the battlefield. |
| Proxy | A person acting for another. |
| Pyros | One related to fire or heat. |
| Ryoto | A name meaning dragon and person. |
| Thorny | Covered with sharp, prickly barbs. |
| Vaan | A name meaning living clouds. |
| Vaari | One who represents the water. |
| Vaarun | A name meaning lord of water. |
| Vachas | One who possesses eloquence. |
| Vader | A name meaning father figure. |
| Vaelin | One who is a strong protector. |
| Vagh | A name meaning a tiger or lion. |
| Vaghesvari | Goddess of speech and learning. |
| Vahni | A Sanskrit name meaning fire. |
| Vainateya | Son of Vinata, Garuda the bird. |
| Vaitarna | A sacred river in Hindu myth. |
| Vajini | One who possesses great speed. |
| Vajram | A diamond or a thunderbolt. |
| Vajranabha | One with a diamondlike navel. |
| Vajrani | The wife of the thunderbolt god. |
| Vajraveer | A warrior strong as a diamond. |
| Valerien | Derived from Latin meaning to be strong. |
| Valerion | A name meaning to be healthy and strong. |
| Valeriy | A Russian name meaning to be powerful. |
| Valkia | A Finnish name meaning to be bright. |
| Valkir | A name meaning one who is a warrior. |
| Valkiri | A name meaning one who chooses slain. |
| Valko | A Slavic name meaning a little wolf. |
| Valsa | A name meaning a precious gift of God. |
| Vanal | A name meaning one who is a wanderer. |
| Vanam | A name meaning a forest or woodland. |
| Vanari | A monkey or forest dweller. |
| Vanasena | An army of forest creatures. |
| Vanilla | Derived from a small green pod. |
| Vanin | One who belongs to the forest. |
| Vanlata | A beautiful forest creeper. |
| Vano | A name meaning forest spirit. |