Name | M/F | Meaning |
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Vadim | Meaning : Proving, Arguing Used in : Australian, Chinese, Turkish, French, German, Russian |
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Vanechka | Meaning : God's Gift. Used in : Russian |
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Vanmra | Meaning : Stranger. Used in : Russian |
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Vanya | Meaning : Gracious Gift Of God. Used in : Hebrew, English, Greek, Portuguese, Russian, Slavic, Portuguese, Russian, Slavic, Hindu, Hebrew, British |
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Vanya | Meaning : Gracious Gift Of God. Used in : Hebrew, English, Greek, Portuguese, Russian, Slavic, Portuguese, Russian, Slavic, Hindu, Hebrew, British |
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Vanyusha | Meaning : God's Gift. Used in : Russian |
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Varinka | Meaning : Stranger. Used in : German, Greek, Russian |
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Varushka | Meaning : Stranger. Used in : Russian |
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Varya | Meaning : Stranger. Used in : Greek, Russian, Hindu, Sanskrit, Assamese |
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Vas | Meaning : Royal. Used in : Greek, Russian |
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Vasilii | Meaning : Royal. Used in : Russian |
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Vasilissa | Meaning : Royal. Used in : French, Russian |
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Vassi | Meaning : Royal. Used in : Russian, Australian |
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Vassillissa | Meaning : Royal. Used in : Russian |
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Vassily | Meaning : Royal. Used in : Australian, French, Greek, Latin, Russian, Slavic |
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Vasya | Meaning : Royal. Used in : Russian, Greek |
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Verochka | Meaning : True. Used in : Latin, Russian, Slavic |
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Vilma | Meaning : Russian Form Of Wilma: Determined Protector, Will-helmet. Used in : Finnish, German, Russian, Swedish, Teutonic, American, Australian, Czechoslovakian, Danish |
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Vladik | Meaning : Peaceful Or Has Glory. Used in : Czechoslovakian, Russian, Slavic |
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Vladimir | Meaning : Prince. Used in : Australian, Chinese, Czechoslovakian, Danish, French, German, Romanian, Russian, Slavic, Slovenian, Swiss, Ukrainian |
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Vladislav | Meaning : Has Glory. Used in : Australian, Czechoslovakian, French, German, Polish, Russian, Slavic |
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Vladmir | Meaning : Has Peace. Used in : Russian |
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Vladmiri | Meaning : Has Peace. Used in : Russian |
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Vladya | Meaning : Peaceful. Used in : Russian, Slavic |
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Volody | Meaning : Peaceful. Used in : Russian |
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Vyacheslav | Meaning : Has Glory. Used in : Russian, Slavic |