| Ital. | venere | beauty, grace |
| Lat. | venustas | beauty |
| Lat. | Venus | goddess of beauty; the brightest star |
| Lith. | venuSka | Waxwing, 329 (a particularly attractive bird) |
| Skr. | vana | joy |
| Germ. | wonne | rapture, delight |
| Engl. | wonder | Germ. wunder marvel |
| Talysh | va | snowy |
| Skr. | svindati | to be white |
| gaulois | vindo | white, Vindobona Vienna |
| Franç.rég. | vindèse | vendace |
| Franç. | vandoise | vendace, fish of the genus Leuciscus |
| Engl. | vendace | vendace, a whitefish, Coregonus vandesius |
| Etr. | Vand | goddess of Earth |
| Anc.Greek | Vendon | a city of the Iapudes |
| Anc.Greek | Vendus | city of the Venetes: Venice (see veneto, hereunder) |
| Ital. | Venezia | id. |
| Thracian | Bendis | Artemis |
| Germ. | Winnile | the Lombards (HistoriaLangobadorum of Paul Diacre, 880, a Lombard historian) |
| Lat. | Vindelici | a tribe "near the Bodensee" |
| Germ. | Wend | the Sorabs or Wends, a Slavic people |
| Lat. (Tacitus) | Venethi | the Wends |
| Russian | ven | the Letts |
| Alb. | end | (apheresis) pollen; tree blossoms |
| Alb. | ëndë | the finest flour |
| Alb. | venitem | I pale |
| Ital.: Cosenza | vénetru | greenish yellow |
| Ital.: Cassano (Cal.) | Vénotu | livid |
| Franç. | vénétien (blond) | reddish blond |
| Slavic | Vint | the Slovenes |
| Ital. | Veneto | land of the Venetians (formerly inhabited by a blond people, prob. Slavic, cf. Vendus, above) |
| Finnish | Venät | the Russians |