Forename V.

In all the world, V. (V. , В. ) is quite a common gender-neutral first name. The first name V. is habitual in Bulgaria, where it is quite a rare gender-neutral name, Lithuania, where it is quite a rare dominantly boy's, but uncommonly feminine name, and Taiwan, where it is quite a rare gender-neutral name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Indonesia, China, and Taiwan. Likewise, V. is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name V.

name Vibio, name 凡., name V., name Якоб, name 範., name De, name 冯., name Виктор, name 夫., name محمد, name Дер, name Адриан, name Von, name W., name 弗., name வ., name Васильевич, name Ван, name 판, name વી, name Георг, name Владимирович, name Фон, name Vibius, name Viktor, name خامس, name Ramírez, name В., name Ｖ., name V

VARIANT	COUNTRY
V.	Romania, Spain, India, Netherlands, Belgium
В.	Bulgaria, Belarus, Russia, Armenia, Serbia

First names said to be same

De, Ramírez, V, Vibio, Vibius, Viktor, Von, W., Адриан, Ван, Васильевич, Виктор, Владимирович, Георг, Дер, Фон, Якоб, خامس, محمد, વી, வ., 冯., 凡., 夫., 弗., 範., 판, and Ｖ.

First name V. in the context

V. is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: V. M. Varga , the fictional character in Fargo; Four-Star General V. Lewton , the character from 'Race to Witch Mountain'; V. K. Ratliff , character in Snopes trilogy; Sheriff J.W. Pepper , character in Live and Let Die and W. Winter , character in Diamonds Are Forever, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	kamnaskires v. (b. 100)
	v. mithridatis ruler of Pontus, TR (b. 200)
	karib'il v. (b. 500)
	v. mikhail Byzantine emperor, TR (b. 1015)
	v. istván magyar király King of Hungary (1239-1272), HU (b. 1239)
	guichard v. FR (b. 1300)
	albrecht v. German duke, DE (b. 1330)
	v. níkmepa (b. 1350)
	v., mazowsze, ksia̜że̜ ziemowit (b. 1389)
	kraft v. Count of Hohenlohe-Weikersheim, DE (b. 1429)
	v. aleksios despot, crown prince then briefly emperor of Trebizond, TR (b. 1454)
	v. antier French 18th-century painter (b. 1700)
	v. u. hammershaimb Faroese folklorist and linguist, Lutheran clergyman, FO (b. 1819)
	v. ramiengar Diwan of Travancore (b. 1826)
	v. a. urechia Romanian politician and academic (1834-1901), RO (b. 1834)