No V boy names grace the halls of the NZ top 100 2012, the same goes for Australia & England,
In the USA none feature in the 2011, top 100- although Vincent misses at #101.
Valentino- An Italian surname with Latin roots meaning strength and health- strong but with the quirky o ending and easy slip off the tongue nickname Tino- this one is waiting to be brushed off. (USA #761)
Van- in NZ a character in the much loved Outrageous fortune, a Dutch forename meaning “of or from” or used as a nickname for Ivan or Vance. A short stand alone gem that would slip in with Max, Leo, Eli, Zac and Nate. (USA #787)
Vaughn- Welsh meaning little. A similar feel to Cooper, Austin, Kingston and Lincoln. (USA #903)
Vega- Arabic, could this name fit your brightest star? ”swooping eagle” is another plus.
Venn- a bit more unique meaning handsome/fair, with a slightly older feel but the double n like Finn, Flynn & Quinn.
Viggo- this name is of Scandinavian descent, it means war and is derived from Old Norse names containing the element Vig.
Vincent- Vince Vaughn anyone :), Widely used by the English, French, Dutch, Danish and Swedish- ultimately from Roman name Vincentius meaning “to conquer”.
Vito- “alive” in Latin last featured in the USA top 100 in 1986 at 1000.
Sources
Penguin book of baby names- David Pickering
SSA baby name stats
NZ top 100 stats 2004-2012
New Zealand Baby Names 