| Velva | Strong and brave, feminine version of Vel |
| Vencent | One who will conquer. |
| Vendetta | Italian for revenge or feud |
| Venezia | Italian for Venice, city of love |
| Venla | Finnish for gentle and peaceful |
| Venustiano | Derived from Venus, symbol of love |
| Veola | A name meaning violet flower. |
| Verdiana | Derived from Verdian, meaning green and nature |
| Verdie | Derived from Verdian, meaning green and nature |
| Verenice | Derived from Veronica, meaning true image |
| Vergie | Derived from Vergil, meaning 'twisted' or 'turning' |
| Verginia | A name meaning pure or maidenly. |
| Verginya | A variant meaning pure and chaste. |
| Verhonica | One who brings victory or truth. |
| Veridian | Relating to the color green, derived from the Latin word for green |
| Verily | An archaic adverb meaning 'truly' or 'indeed' |
| Verinica | A variant meaning true image. |
| Verla | Derived from the Germanic word for 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Verle | Derived from the Old English word for 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Verlene | Derived from the Germanic word for 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Vernal | Relating to spring, derived from the Latin word for 'spring' |
| Vernee | Dweller among the ferns |
| Vernita | Derived from the Latin word for 'spring' or 'new' |
| Vernor | Derived from the Old English word for 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Verolyn | Derived from the Old English words for 'ruler' and 'peace' |
| Veron | A name meaning true image or victory. |
| Verone | Derived from the Latin word for 'spring' or 'new' |
| Veronic | A variant meaning true image. |
| Veronicah | To bring, victory |
| Veroniki | To bring, victory |
| Veronne | One who brings true victory. |
| Versie | Derived from the Latin word for 'turn' or 'twist' |
| Versilius | Derived from the Latin words for 'turn' and 'wood' |
| Verta | Derived from the Latin word for 'green' or 'spring' |
| Vertie | Derived from the Latin word for 'green' or 'spring' |
| Veruschke | Derived from the Germanic word for 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Veruszhka | A variant of true faith. |
| Verveine | Derived from the French word for 'green' or 'spring' |
| Veryan | Derived from the Old English word for 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Veselin | Derived from the Slavic word for 'white' or 'fair' |