First Name Directory - Starting with V
This site is dedicated to maintaining a database of first names from all over the world. We are still working to add all meanings to the names and sort them by gender, ethic and other behavior.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Valentin
Valentin (French, German, Romanian, also Russian and other Slavic) or ValentÃn (Spanish) is a masculine given name. It comes from the Latin name Valentinus as in Saint Valentine. ValentÃn is also a German and Spanish surname, again a form of Valentinus.
Valentin (French, German, Romanian, also Russian and other Slavic) or ValentÃn (Spanish) is a masculine given name. It comes from the Latin name Valentinus as in Saint Valentine. ValentÃn is also a German and Spanish surname, again a form of Valentinus.
Veit
Veit is common in the German-speaking world as a male given name or family name. It's the Germanisation of the Latin Vitus. The name spread heavily in the middle ages to commemorate the Saint of Vitus, as a pious man in the 3rd & #160; and 4. & #160;. Century lived and died as a martyr. The origin of the name is uncertain, but potentially derived from the Thracian by bitus, what "from Bithynia" means. Also is that the name is from the old high German vidu or vitu represented, (= "Wood", "Forest") is derived, or that he "willingly" goes back to the medieval Latin name of Vitus with the possible meaning. Because of the devotion to the Holy St. & #160;. Veit was widespread in the middle ages. The Latin word (Latin: vita = "Life") is translated as "lebensvoll" or "the living" or "Dear Boy". Vitus is one of the fourteen Holy helpers.
Veit is common in the German-speaking world as a male given name or family name. It's the Germanisation of the Latin Vitus. The name spread heavily in the middle ages to commemorate the Saint of Vitus, as a pious man in the 3rd & #160; and 4. & #160;. Century lived and died as a martyr. The origin of the name is uncertain, but potentially derived from the Thracian by bitus, what "from Bithynia" means. Also is that the name is from the old high German vidu or vitu represented, (= "Wood", "Forest") is derived, or that he "willingly" goes back to the medieval Latin name of Vitus with the possible meaning. Because of the devotion to the Holy St. & #160;. Veit was widespread in the middle ages. The Latin word (Latin: vita = "Life") is translated as "lebensvoll" or "the living" or "Dear Boy". Vitus is one of the fourteen Holy helpers.
Vitali
Vitali is a masculine given name and a family name. In accordance with the rules of transcription from the Cyrillic alphabet the spellings of Vitaly are (Russian) Vitaly in German, (Ukrainian) and Wital (Belarusian) circulated. The name derives from the Latin Vitalis off, the vitality, even healthy, strong body, vitality means. He is the name of several Christian Saints such as & #160; B. Vitalis of Milan (Ravenna). As the Italian family name, Vitali is derived from the Italian form of the name, Vitale.
Vitali is a masculine given name and a family name. In accordance with the rules of transcription from the Cyrillic alphabet the spellings of Vitaly are (Russian) Vitaly in German, (Ukrainian) and Wital (Belarusian) circulated. The name derives from the Latin Vitalis off, the vitality, even healthy, strong body, vitality means. He is the name of several Christian Saints such as & #160; B. Vitalis of Milan (Ravenna). As the Italian family name, Vitali is derived from the Italian form of the name, Vitale.
Volkmar
Volkmar is a masculine given name of Germanic origin. Old high German: People = folc = the people, mar/mari = famous = & gt; "The popular well known".
Volkmar is a masculine given name of Germanic origin. Old high German: People = folc = the people, mar/mari = famous = & gt; "The popular well known".
In the data base are, apart from modern and traditional first names also American, Arab, Germans, English, French, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, Dutch, Northern, Russian, Scandinavian, Slavian, Spanish, and Swedish first names.
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