Norse name meaning goddess of the slain · Icelandic
Spanish port city known for oranges and paella · Spanish
Italian for strong and healthy · Italian
French name meaning strong and healthy · French
Spanish name meaning strong and healthy · Spanish
French form of Valeria, to be strong · French
The choosers of the slain in Norse myth · Norse
The golden stone capital of Malta, built by the Knights of St John · Maltese
The cured pod of a climbing orchid
A custard slice between pastry layers
A pale green stone that resembles turquoise · Latin
Russian pet form of Varvara · Russian
Greek name meaning royal · Greek
Russian feminine of Vasiliy, meaning royal, a fairy tale heroine · Russian
A plucked stringed instrument of South India · Sanskrit
Dutch for feather · Dutch · small dogs
A brilliant blue white star in Lyra
Constellation of the ship's sails
Germanic for ruler, or a seer in old Norse tales · German
An American given name, popular in the 1920s
A veil of cloud draped across a cumulus tower, Latin for veil · Latin
Italian city built on canals · Italian
Roman goddess of love · Roman
Latin, true, and Russian, faith
Lemon scented herb brewed as a tea · Latin
Means rose in Hebrew · Hebrew
Latin for truth, the Roman spirit of truth · Latin
Virtue name meaning truth · Latin
A bright orange red pigment
Latin vernus, of spring · Latin
The northern Italian city of Romeo and Juliet · Italian
The wealthy Riverdale girl
Ukrainian for rainbow · Ukrainian
Slavic goddess of spring · Slavic
Italian, wasp · Italian · small dogs
Latin for evening, the evening star · Latin
One of the brightest asteroids in the belt · Latin
Pet form of Victoria, victory
A slender wild relative of the llama with the finest wool · Quechua
Spanish for life · Spanish
Sanskrit for knowledge · Sanskrit
Icelandic name meaning war goddess · Icelandic
A small decorative picture that fades softly at the edges · French
A fragrant white grape from the Rhone · French
The alto voice of the string family
Rain that fades before it reaches the ground · Latin
Roman family name Verginius, maidenly · Latin
The maiden constellation of the zodiac · Latin
A blue green pigment, from Latin for green · Latin
Turkish for sour cherry · Turkish
A long pleasing view, from Italian for sight · Italian
Italian for victory · Italian
A blue green crystal named after the mineralogist John Vivian
From the Latin vivus, alive, borne by the actress Vivien Leigh
Dutch for butterfly · Dutch
Longest river in Europe, flowing through Russia
Greek pet form of Paraskevi or Vasiliki · Greek
The little fox constellation · Latin · small dogs
Name of several medieval Danish kings · Norse
Latin for strong and healthy · Latin
Portuguese for brave and valiant · Portuguese
Italian form of Valerius, meaning strong · Italian
A gentleman's personal servant · French
A son of Odin who grew to full strength in a single day · Old Norse
Latin for strong and sturdy · Latin
Jean Valjean, the reformed convict at the heart of Les Miserables
Finnish for light · Finnish
Anthony van Dyck, the court painter of King Charles I · Flemish
English surname, fen dweller
Russian pet form of Ivan · Russian
Spanish for cowboy or cattle herder · Spanish
Ukrainian dumpling · Ukrainian
Swedish for wolf · Swedish
Finnish for shadow · Finnish
Portuguese and Spanish name of Basque origin, carried by the explorer Vasco da Gama · Portuguese
Greek form of Basil, meaning royal · Greek
Welsh surname meaning small · Welsh · small dogs
Welsh fychan, little · Welsh
The Hindu god of the wind · Sanskrit
A quantity with size and direction, for a dog who knows where they are going
Diego Velazquez, the Spanish court painter of Las Meninas, which shows a large dog · Spanish
The open grassland of southern Africa · Afrikaans
Slavic god of cattle, earth and the underworld · Slavic
Italian for wind · Italian
The Gaulish chieftain who stood against Julius Caesar · Gaulish · big dogs
Italian composer of Aida and Rigoletto · Italian
Johannes Vermeer, the Dutch painter of Girl with a Pearl Earring · Dutch
A crisp white grape from Sardinia and Liguria · Italian
Italian for vermilion red · Italian
A green New England state of maple syrup and covered bridges · French
An aromatised fortified wine · Italian
Short form of Vernon, alder tree · French
Jules Verne, the author of Around the World in Eighty Days · French
Norman place name used for boys around 1900 · French
Finnish word for a young tree · Finnish · small dogs
Italian for vespers, the evening hour · Italian
The volcano above the bay of Naples · Italian · big dogs
Russian for light breeze, one of two dogs who spent 22 days in orbit in 1966 · Russian
The dog of President James Garfield · Latin
Means victory in Tamil · Tamil
Latin for conqueror · Latin
Silent Norse god of the forest and vengeance · Norse
Swedish for willow · Swedish
Spanish for wind · Spanish
Old Norse vig, war · Old Norse
First spacecraft to land and work on Mars
Sanskrit, valour · Sanskrit
Short form of Vincent, conquering
Latin Vincentius, conquering · Latin
Italian form of Vincent, conquering · Italian
Pet form of Vincent, long popular as a dog name
Wine, the everyday Italian and Spanish word for it · Italian
Roman family name Vergilius, the poet who wrote the Aeneid · Latin
A performer of great skill · Italian
A rank of nobility just below an earl · English
Ukrainian for wind · Ukrainian
Italian name from Latin vita, life · Italian
Italian composer of The Four Seasons · Italian
A high minister in the old Islamic courts · Arabic
Vlad the Impaler, the Wallachian prince whose family name inspired Dracula
Slavic name from to rule and great or famous · Russian
A mountain that pours out lava and ash, for a fiery dog · big dogs
Russian for wolf · Russian
The unit of electric potential, for a dog full of spark
The witty French writer of Candide · French
The spinning core of a storm
Spacecraft that carried the first person into space · Russian
Ukrainian for little wolf · Ukrainian
A French Canadian canoe paddler of the fur trade · French
Cavalry officer in Tolstoy's Anna Karenina · Russian
Croatian and Serbian for wolf, also a boys name · Croatian
Dorgi kept by Queen Elizabeth the Second
A savoury lentil doughnut from South India · Hindi · small dogs
Norwegian for waffle · Norwegian
A wanderer with no fixed home · Latin
Root herb used to help people sleep · Latin
The great hall of Odin where fallen heroes feast · Old Norse
A colourful hillside port in Chile; the name means paradise valley · Spanish
Means gold in Vietnamese, for a golden coat · Vietnamese
Volcanic island nation of the South Pacific
A gymnastics apparatus and event
Sanskrit, knowledge · Sanskrit
Open grassland of southern Africa, from the Dutch for field · Afrikaans
Fine calfskin parchment used for old manuscripts
Lush and green with new growth
Spanish and Italian for green · Spanish
The blue green patina on old copper · French
Belonging to the spring · Latin
Grand palace outside Paris · French · big dogs
Slender herb the Romans treated as sacred
Means fat cake, a fried dough bread loved in South Africa · Afrikaans
A wavering, singing pitch · Italian
Climbing plant that winds its way upward
A small green songbird, Latin for I am green · Latin · small dogs
Small, sweet East African rice cakes · Swahili · small dogs
Musical direction meaning lively and fast · Italian
German word for bird · German
The flying fish constellation · Latin
Hitting the ball before it bounces
Alessandro Volta, inventor of the battery, who gave his name to the volt · Italian
Latin for voice, for a dog who has a lot to say · Latin
A long journey by sea or into space · French
Probe that passed the outer planets and kept going