| Vahap | m | Arabic | Vahap represents the Turkish form of the Arabic name Wahab and means 'the giver' as wel… |
| Vahid | m | Arabic | Vahid, as a masculine first name, is a derivable form of Wahid and means "the Unique" |
| Vahida | f | Arabic | Vahida is the female Bosnian form of the Arabic name Wahid |
| Vahide | f | Arabic | Vahide is the female variant of the Arabic name Wahid and means 'the One', 'the Only' o… |
| Valida | f | Arabic | Valida is the Bosnian female variant of Valid and originally derives from the Arabic Walid |
| Vedad | m | Arabic | Vedad is the Bosnian form of the Arabic Widad and derives from the Arabic term widad (و… |
| Vedat | m | Arabic | Vedat represents the Turkish masculine form of the Arabic Widad |
| Vefa | f | Arabic | The name Vefa is both a Turkish first name for girls and boys and has its roots in Arabic |
| Vega | f | Arabic | The first name Vega comes from astronomy and denotes a star in the constellation Lyra |
| Vehbi | m | Arabic | Vehbi is a boy's name that originates from Turkish, Albanian, and Kosovar and can be tr… |
| Vehid | m | Arabic | The name means 'Only One' and is the Turkish form of Veit |
| Veli | m | Estonian | The masculine first name Veli has the literal meaning of 'the brother' in Estonian and … |
| Velid | m | Arabic | The meaning of Velid as a masculine first name is 'the newborn' and corresponds to the … |
| Velida | f | Arabic | The name Velida has Arabic roots, but the exact components and their meanings have not … |
| Venhar | m | Arabic | The name Venhar is an Albanian-Kosovar boy's name, the origin of which is not clearly d… |
| Veysel | m | Arabic | Veysel is a Turkish form of the Arabic Uways and translates to 'the little wolf.' This … |
| Veysi | m | Arabic | The name Veysi is a Turkish derivation of Uways and translates to "the little wolf." It… |
| Vezire | f | Arabic | The name Vezire is derived from Wazir and is the Albanian feminine variant |
| Vilana | f | Latin | The name Vilana, a feminine form of Villana, translates to 'the serf' |
| Vildan | u | Arabic | The name Vildan, in both female and male forms, comes from Arabic and means 'the newborn' |
| Vildana | f | Arabic | The name Vildana is a Bosnian feminine variant of Vildan |