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Vagdevi= Goddess Sarawati
Vahini= flowing
Vaidehi= name of Sita
Vaijayanti= a garland of Lord Vishnu
Vaijayantimala= a garland of Lord Vishnu
Vaishali= an ancient city of India
Vaishavi, Vaishnodevi= Goddess Parvati
Vajra= diamond
Vallari= Goddess Parvati; creeper
Valli= creeper
Vallika= creeper
Vama= woman
Vanadurga= Goddess Parvati
Vanaja= a forest girl
Vanamala= garland of forests
Vanani= forest
Vanathi= of the forest
Vanca= wish, desire
Vandana= salute
Vanhi= fire
Vanhishikha= flame
Vani= muse, Goddess Saraswati
Vanita= lady
Vanmala= wildflower garland
Vanshika= Flute
Varada= Goddess Lakshmi
Varana= a river
Vari= water; sea
Varija= lotus
Varsha= rain
Varuna= wife of the lord of the sea; name of a river
Varuni= a goddess
Vasanta= spring
Vasanti= of spring
Vasavi= wife of Indra
Vasudha= the earth
Vasudhara= Earth
Vasumati= apsara of unequalled splendour
Vasundhara= the earth
Vatsala= affectionate
Vedi= altar
Vedika= altar; a river in India
Vedvalli= joy of the Vedas
Veena= a musical instrument (Beena)
Veenapani= Goddess Saraswati
VeeraSundari= Goddess of bravery
Vela= time
Vennela= Moon Light
Vetravati= a river in India
Vibha= night
Vibhavari= starry night
Vibhuti= great personality
Vidhut= electricity
Vidula= moon
Vidya= learning
Vidyul= lightning
Vidyut= lightning
Vijaya= victorious
Vijayalakshmi= goddess of victory
Vijeta= victorious
Vijul= a silk-cottom tree
Vilasini= playful
Vilina= dedicated
Vimala= pure
Vinanti= prayer, request
Vinata= humble, mother of Garuda
Vinaya= modest
Vindhya= knowledge
Vineeta= humble
Vinita= requester
Vinoda, Vinodini= pleasing
Vinodini= happy girl
Vinutha= exceptionally new
Vipasa= a river
Vipula= plenty
Virata= bravery
Visala= celestial Apsara
Vishakha= a star
Vishala= wide; spacious
Vishalakshi= large-eyed
Vishaya= subject
Vishnumaya= Goddess Parvati
Vishnupriya= Goddess Lakshmi
Viveka= right
Vrajabala= girl from Mathura and its neighbourhood
Vrinda= basil; Radha
Vritti= nature; temperament
Vyanjana= rhetorical suggestion
Vyjayanti=