| Urban | German | From the Latin Urbanus (city dwelle.. |  |  |
| Ursula | German | A borrowing from the Middle Latin, .. |  | |
| Use | German | A form of Elsa, a diminutive of E.. | | |
| Uta | German | Meaning "rich." Renowned people wit.. | | |
| Uwe | German | A familiar form of Ulrich. One po.. | | |
| Vala | German | Meaning "singled out." | | |
| Valda | German | Meaning "renowned ruler." A feminin.. | | |
| Valentin | German | From the Latin ValentTnus, which is.. | | |
| Valerie | German | A borrowing from the French, Valeri.. | | |
| Vanda | German | An alternate form of Wanda | | |
| Varick | German | This name means "protecting ruler." |  | |
| Vasyl | German | A form of William, meaing "resolu.. | | |
| Veit | German | Derived from the Latin Vitus, which.. | | |
| Velma | German | A familiar form of Vilhelmina.
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| Vemados | German | This name means "courage of the bea.. | | |
| Vemer | German | A name signifying "defending army." | | |
| Vera | German | Derived from the Russian Vjera (fai.. |  | |
| Verena | German | A Swiss name of uncertain meaning, .. | | |
| Veronika | German | German form of Veronica, a name o.. | | |
| Verrill | German | A name that means "masculine."
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| Viktor | German | Cognate of Victor, which is deriv.. | | |
| Viktorla | German | German form of Victoria, which is.. | | |
| Vilhelm | German | A form of Wilhelm, which means "d.. | | |
| Vilhelmina | German | An alternate form of Wilhelmina, wh.. | | |
| Vilma | German | A short form of Vilhemina. Among .. | | |
| Vincens | German | From the Late Latin Vincentius (con.. | | |
| Virginie | German | A borrowing from the French, Virgin.. | | |
| Vital | German | German cognate of the Italian Vital.. | | |
| Vitus | German | A borrowing from the Latin, Vitus i.. | | |
| Viviane | German | A borrowing from the French, Vivian.. | | |
| Volker | German | This name means "people's guard." N.. | | |
| Volney | German | This name means "national spirit."
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| Wagner | German | Meaning "wagoner" or "wagon maker." | | |
| Walda | German | Meaning "ruler." A feminine form of.. | | |
| Waldemar | German | Meaning "powerful" or "famous." | | |
