V:
- Vagna = Whale.
- Vaka = Wakefulness; time spent awake.
- Vakning = Rousing, encouragement.
- Vala = Knuckle-bone.
- Valbrá = Dark birthmark on a person's face.
- Valgrá = Name for a mare as gery as a falcon.
- Valka = Short form of the name Valgerđur.
- Valkyrja = One of Óđinn's serving-maidens. Snorri particularly mentions two kinds of work that the Valkyries do. They serve at Valhalla, being in charge of the table-ware and ale-casks and serving the fallen worriors with ale.
- Valsa = She who waltzes.
- Valva = Look at the name Völva.
- Vanadís = One of Freyja's names.
- Vár = Godess in Norse mythology.
- Vargynja = She-wolf.
- Varpa = May mean the one who throws its rider. However, it probably indicates a mare which is most contented in her home farmyard (hlađvarpa).
-Varúđ = Caution, prudence.
- Veig = Alcoholic drink.
- Veiga = Short from of wn. that end in -veig.
- Veila = Defect, flaw.
- Veima = Coward.
- Veimiltíta = Feeble, cowardly person.
- Veipa = Head covering, veil.
- Velgja = Warmth.
- Vemma = Pejorative name for a fox.
- Vending = Turn, rotation.
- Venja = Custom, habit.
- Venus = Roman goddess of love. Planet.
- Vepja = Bird, peewit.
- Vera = Being.
- Verđandi = Witch of destiny.
- Veski = Shaggy, hairy mare.
- Vestumćr = She who serves Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth and household.
- Viđbót = Increase, addition.
- Viđja = Shrub of the salix family.
- Víf = Wife.
- Vígglöđ = Name for an axe.
- Vilja = The willing one.
- Viljabrúnka = The black willing one.
- Villimey = Wild maiden.
- Vin = Oasis, meadow.
- Vina = Girl friend, confidante.
- Vinda = Silver dapple(vindott) mare.
- Vindastjarna = Name for a white-starred silver dapple mare.
- Vindsvöl = Gale-cold.
- Vinka = Girl friend.
- Vinkona = Girl friend.
- Vinsa = Girl friend.
- Vippa = Tug, swing.
- Virkt = Care, sincerity.
- Vísa = Occasional verse.
- Visk = Bunch, bundle.
- Viska = Wisdom, sageness.
- Vísla = Weasel.
- Vissa = Certainty.
- Vitra = Sense.
- Vofa = Ghost.
- Vogmeri = Deal-fish.
- Von = Hope.
- Vorblíđa = Mild weather in spring.
- Vordís = Goddess of spring.
- Vorrós = Spring rose.
- Vćgđ = Indulgence, lenience.
- Vćna = The kind or good one.
- Vćngskjóna = Mare with a white patch like a wing on her rump.
- Vćnting = Hope, expectation.
- Vćring = Quarrel.
- Vögn = Whale.
- Vök = Hole in the ice.
- Völsavilla = Fog brought on by witchceaft.
- Völva = Prophetess, witch.
- Vör = Goddess in Norse mythology. "She is wise and inquisitive, so much so that nothing can be hidden from her"