Russian Boy Baby Names That Start With V

23 Russian boy names starting with V, the most popular first, each with its meaning. Popular picks include Vanya (A Russian diminutive of Ivan (John), from the Hebrew 'Yochanan'…), Valera (A Russian pet form of Valery, from the Latin Valerius, from…) and Vadim (ruler, accuser, knowing one). Tap any name for its full meaning, origin, numerology and similar names.

• VanyaA Russian diminutive of Ivan (John), from the Hebrew 'Yochanan', 'God is gracious'.
• ValeraA Russian pet form of Valery, from the Latin Valerius, from 'valere' (to be strong) -…
• Vadimruler, accuser, knowing one; from Old Slavic vaditi ("to lead, to argue") or…
• VolodyaA Russian pet form of Vladimir, from the Slavic 'vladeti' (to rule) and 'mir' (peace…
• VasiliRussian and Greek form of Basil, from the Greek 'basileios' (royal, kingly), from…
• VasilyThe Russian form of Basil, from the Greek 'basileios' (royal, kingly) - long popular…
• Vasskaroyal, kingly; the Russian affectionate diminutive of Vasiliy (from Greek basileios…
• VitaliA form of the Russian Vitaly, from the Latin 'Vitalis', from 'vita' (life) - one who…
• VenedictA form of Benedict (Russian Venedikt), from the Latin 'benedictus' (blessed).
• ValeryThe Russian form of the Roman Valerius, from the Latin 'valere', 'to be strong, healthy'.
• Valeriystrong, healthy; the Russian form of Latin Valerius (the Roman family name, from valeō…
• VyacheslavFrom the Old Slavic 'vyache' (more, greater) + 'slava' (glory) - one of greater glory…
• VovaA Russian pet form of Vladimir, from the Slavic 'vladeti' (to rule) and 'mir' (peace…
• VolyaFrom the Russian 'volya' - will, freedom; also heard as a pet form of Vladimir, though…
• VitaliyThe Russian and Ukrainian form of the Latin Vitalis, from 'vita' (life) - full of…
• VassilyA variant spelling of the Russian Vasily, the form of Basil, from the Greek…
• ValerikA Russian diminutive of Valeriy, from the Roman name Valerius and the Latin 'valere'…
• VeniaminThe Russian and Greek form of Benjamin, from the Hebrew 'Binyamin', son of the right hand.
• VadikA Russian diminutive of Vadim, a name of uncertain origin, perhaps from the Old Slavic…
• VasiliyThe Russian form of Basil, from the Greek 'basileios' (royal, kingly) - long popular…
• Vashain self-control, the willing one; from Sanskrit vaśa ("control, mastery, willing…
• VladA short form of Slavic names such as Vladimir and Vladislav, from the Old Slavic…
• VladimirFrom the Slavic 'vladi' (to rule) and 'mir' (peace, world), linked by folk etymology…