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Vlatko
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Vlatko means "little Vlado," originating from Slavic languages. |
Croatian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Volker
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Volker means "people" in German; originates from Old High German. |
German, Germanic |
Boy |
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Vitya
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Vitya is a Russian diminutive of Viktor, meaning "victor" or "conqueror." |
Russian |
Boy |
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Vladlen
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Vladlen combines "Vladimir" and "Lenin," symbolizing Soviet heritage and leadership. |
Russian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Vitaliy
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Vitaliy means "vital" or "life-giving," originating from Latin "vitalis." |
Russian, Slavic, Ukrainian |
Boy |
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Vito
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Vito means "life," originating from Latin and Italian cultures. |
Italian, Latin |
Boy |
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Vitold
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Vitold means "ruler of the army," originating from Slavic roots. |
Polish |
Boy |
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Vitalii
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Vitalii means "vital" or "life-giving," originating from Latin "vitalis." |
Russian, Ukrainian |
Boy |
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Vinson
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Vinson means "son of Vincent," originating from Latin roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Vitali
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Vitali means "vital" or "life-giving," originating from Latin roots. |
Italian, Latin, Russian |
Boy |
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Vince
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Vince means "conquering," derived from Latin name Vincentius. |
Biblical, Italian, Latin |
Boy |
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Vincent
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Vincent means "conquering"; originates from Latin "vincere," meaning "to conquer." |
Biblical, Christian, Latin |
Boy |
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Vincentio
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Vincentio means "conquering," derived from Latin "Vincentius." Italian origin. |
Biblical, Italian, Latin |
Boy |
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Vinicius
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Vinicius means "wine" in Latin; originates from ancient Roman family. |
Brazilian, Latin |
Boy |
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Vinc
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Vinc means "to conquer"; derived from Latin "vincere." |
Italian, Latin |
Boy |
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Victor
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Victor means "conqueror" and originates from Latin "victor." |
Latin, Roman |
Boy |
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Vigleik
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Vigleik means "battle" and "play," originating from Old Norse roots. |
Norwegian, Viking |
Boy |
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Vikentiy
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Vikentiy means "victorious" in Latin; derived from the name Vincent. |
Biblical, Greek, Russian |
Boy |
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Vilhelm
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Vilhelm means "resolute protector"; derived from Old Germanic roots. |
Danish, Germanic, Scandinavian |
Boy |
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Viacheslav
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Viacheslav means "glorious ruler"; it originates from Slavic roots. |
Russian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Vicente
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Vicente means "conquering"; derived from Latin "Vincentius," meaning victorious. |
Latin, Spanish |
Boy |
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Vesko
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Vesko is a Slavic name meaning "sacred" or "holy." |
Bulgarian, Serbian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Vesselin
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Vesselin means "cheerful" in Slavic; originates from Bulgaria and Serbia. |
Bulgarian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Veselin
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Veselin means "cheerful" in Slavic; originates from Eastern Europe. |
Serbian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Veijo
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Veijo is a Finnish name meaning "to be" or "to live." |
Finnish |
Boy |
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Veikko
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Veikko means "brother" in Finnish; originates from Finnish culture. |
Finnish |
Boy |
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Velasco
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Velasco means "crow" in Spanish; originates from Basque heritage. |
Basque, Spanish |
Boy |
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Vernon
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Vernon means "alder tree," originating from Old French and Latin. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Vaslav
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Vaslav means "to be glorious" in Slavic; derived from Slavic roots. |
Slavic |
Boy |
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Vassil
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Vassil means "king" in Slavic; derived from Greek "Basilios." |
Biblical, Bulgarian, Greek |
Boy |
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