| Vivyann | A name meaning lively and bold |
| Vivyanne | A name meaning full of life. |
| Vlada | Slavic name meaning 'ruler' or 'powerful' |
| Vladimira | Russian name meaning 'renowned leader' or 'famous ruler' |
| Vlastimir | Slavic name meaning 'renowned peace' or 'famous protector' |
| Voe | French name meaning 'voice' or 'sound' |
| Voldemort | French name meaning 'fear of death' or 'terror of the lord' |
| Vonnie | A name meaning bringer of joy. |
| Vorgell | Germanic name meaning 'strong fortress' or 'secure stronghold' |
| Voula | Greek name meaning 'daring' or 'bold' |
| Vouvray | French name meaning 'place of the violets' or 'violet field' |
| Voyer | French name meaning 'to spy' or 'to watch' |
| Vrai | French name meaning 'true' or 'genuine' |
| Walty | A powerful and strong ruler. |
| Wara | Japanese name meaning 'harmony' or 'peace' |
| Warron | English name meaning 'warrior' or 'fighter' |
| Warrun | English name meaning 'warrior' or 'fighter' |
| Warry | English name meaning 'warrior' or 'fighter' |
| Warsame | Somali name meaning 'peace' or 'harmony' |
| Wartburt | English name meaning 'strong fortress' or 'secure stronghold' |
| Wavie | English name meaning 'little wave' or 'small ripple' |
| Waylyn | Traveler or wanderer |
| Waynette | A friend who is a protector. |
| Waynne | One who builds wagons |
| Waziri | Leader or chief in Swahili |
| Weasy | A name meaning a joyful person. |
| Weibe | A name meaning a holy warrior. |
| Weiquan | Justice or righteousness in Chinese |
| Welsley | Derived from Old English for meadow town |
| Wenche | Feminine form of Germanic name meaning woman |
| Wendie | A name meaning a fair friend. |
| Wene | Carter or cartwright |
| Weslan | Derived from Old English for west town |
| Weslyn | Derived from Old English for west meadow |
| Westey | A name derived from the English word for west. |
| Westie | A nickname for a person from the western region. |
| Westly | Derived from Old English for west town |
| Westy | A casual name referring to a western direction. |
| Whaley | A surname meaning dweller near the whale field. |
| Wheelock | Derived from Old English for wheel maker |