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Vigilia (Latin) Wakefulness; watchfulness

Vigiliah, Vygilia, Vygylia, Vijilia, Vyjilia

Vignette (French) From the little vine

Vignete, Vignet, Vignetta, Vignett, Vigneta, Vygnette, Vygnete, Vygnet

Vilina (Hindi) One who is dedicated

Vilinah, Vileena, Vileana, Vylina, Vyleena, Vyleana, Vylyna, Vilinia

Villette (French) From the small village

Vilette, Villete, Vilete, Vilet, Vilett, Villet, Villett, Vylet

Vimala (Indian) Feminine form of Vamal; clean and pure

Vimalah, Vimalia, Vimalla

Vincentia (Latin) Feminine form of Vincent; conquerer; triumphant

Vincentiah, Vincenta, Vincensia, Vincenzia, Vyncentia, Vyncyntia, Vyncenzia, Vycenzya

Violet (French) Resembling the purplish-blue flower

Violett, Violette, Violete, Vyolet, Vyolett, Vyolette, Vyolete, Violeta

Virginia (Latin) One who is chaste; virginal; from the state of Virginia

Virginiah, Virginnia, Virgenya, Virgenia, Virgeenia, Virgeena, Virgena, Ginny

Virtue (Latin) Having moral excellence, chastity, and goodness

Virtu, Vyrtue, Vyrtu, Vertue, Vertu

Viveka (German) Little woman of the strong fortress

Vivekah, Vivecka, Vyveka, Viveca, Vyveca, Vivecca, Vivika, Vivieka

Vivian (Latin) Lively woman

Viv, Vivi, Vivienne, Bibiana

Vixen (American) A flirtatious woman

Vixin, Vixi, Vixie, Vixee, Vixea, Vixeah, Vixy, Vixey

Vlasta (Slavic) A friendly and likeable woman

Vlastah, Vlastia, Vlastea, Vlastiah, Vlasteah

Voleta (Greek) The veiled one

Voletah, Voletta, Volita, Volitta, Volyta, Volytta, Volet, Volett

Volva (Scandinavian) In mythology, a female shaman

Volvah, Volvya, Volvaa, Volvae, Volvai, Volvay, Volvia

Vondila (African) Woman who lost a child

Vondilah, Vondilla, Vondilya, Vondilia, Vondyla, Vondylya

Vonna (French) Form of Yvonne, meaning “young archer”

Vonnah, Vona, Vonah, Vonnia, Vonnya, Vonia, Vonya, Vonny

Vonshae (American) One who is confident

Vonshay, Vonshaye, Vonshai

Vor (Norse) In mythology, an omniscient goddess

Vore, Vorr, Vorre

Vulpine (English) A cunning woman; like a fox

Vulpyne, Vulpina, Vulpyna

Vyomini (Indian) A gift of the divine

Vyominie, Vyominy, Vyominey, Vyominee, Vyomyni, Vyomyny, Viomini, Viomyni

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Wafa (Arabic) One who is faithful; devoted

Wafah, Wafaa, Waffa, Wapha, Waffah, Waphah

Wagaye (African) My sense of value; my price

Wagay, Wagai, Wagae

Wainani (Hawaiian) Of the beautiful waters

Wainanie, Wainany, Wainaney, Wainanee, Wainanea, Wainaneah

Wajihah (Arabic) One who is distinguished; eminent

Wajiha, Wajeeha, Wajyha, Wajeehah, Wajyhah, Wajieha, Wajiehah, Wajeiha

Wakanda (Native American) One who possesses magical powers

Wakandah, Wakenda, Wakinda, Wakynda

Wakeishah (American) Filled with happiness

Wakeisha, Wakieshah, Wakiesha, Wakesha

Walda (German) One who has fame and power

Waldah, Wallda, Walida, Waldine, Waldina, Waldyne, Waldyna, Welda

Walker (English) Walker of the forests

Wallker, Walkher

Walta (African) One who acts as a shield

Waltah

Wanetta (English) A pale-skinned woman

Wanettah, Wanette, Wannette, Wannetta, Wonetta, Wonette, Wonitta, Wonitte

Wangari (African) Resembling the leopard

Wangarie, Wangarri, Wangary, Wangarey, Wangaria, Wangaree

Wanyika (African) Of the bush

Wanyikka, Wanyicka, Wanyicca, Wanyica

Waqi (Arabic) Falling; swooping

Waqqi

Warma (American) A caring woman

Warm, Warme, Warmia, Warmiah, Warmea, Warmeah

Warna (German) One who defends her loved ones

Warnah

Washi (Japanese) Resembling an eagle

Washie, Washy, Washey, Washee, Washea, Washeah

Waynette (English) One who makes wagons

Waynett, Waynet, Waynete, Wayneta, Waynetta

Wednesday (American) Born on a Wednesday

Wensday, Winsday, Windnesday, Wednesdae, Wensdae, Winsdae, Windnesdae, Wednesdai

Welcome (English) A welcome guest

Welcom, Welcomme

Wendy (Welsh) Form of Gwendolyn, meaning “one who is fair; of the white ring”

Wendi, Wendie, Wendee, Wendey, Wenda, Wendia, Wendea, Wendya

Wesley (English) From the western meadow

Wesly, Weslie, Wesli, Weslee, Weslia, Wesleigh, Weslea, Weslei

Whisper (English) One who is soft-spoken

Whysper, Wisper, Wysper

Whitley (English) From the white meadow