| 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) |
Vallari (Goddess Parvati; creeper) |
Valli (creeper) |
Vama (woman) |
Vanadurga (Goddess Parvati) |
Vanaja (a forest girl) |
Vanamala (garland of forests) |
Vanani (forest) |
Vandana (worship) |
Vanhi (fire) |
Vanhishikha (flame) |
Vani (muse, Goddess Saraswati) |
Vanita (woman) |
Varada (Goddess Lakshmi) |
Varana (a river) |
Vari (water; sea) |
Varsha (rain) |
Varuna (wife of the lord of the sea; name of a river) |
Varuni (wife of the lord of the sea; Goddess Durga) |
Vasanti (of spring) |
Vasavi (wife of Indra) |
Vasudha (the earth) |
Vasumati (the earth) |
Vasundhara (the earth) |
Vatsala (affectionate) |
Vedi (altar) |
Vedika (altar; a river in India) |
Vedvalli (joy of the Vedas) |
Veena (lute) |
Veenapani (Goddess Saraswati) |
Vela (time) |
Vetravati (a river in India) |
Vibha (night) |
Vibhavari (starry night) |
Vibhuti (great personality) |
Vidula (the moon) |
Vidya (learning) |
Vidyul (lightning) |
Vidyut (lightning) |
Vijaya (victory of Goddess Durga) |
Vijeta (victorious) |
Vijul (a silk-cottom tree) |
Vilasini (playful) |
Vilina (dedicated) |
Vinaya (modest) |
Vindhya (knowledge) |
Vineeta (unassuming) |
Vinoda, Vinodini (pleasing) |
Vipasa (a river) |
Vipula (plenty) |
Virata (bravery) |
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, Vrunda (tulsi, basil; Radha) |
Vritti (nature; temperament) |
Vyanjana (rhetorical suggestion) |
Vyjayanti |