Here are some male names starting with “Va” that are commonly used in Jain communities (and in wider Indian culture). I’ve included simple meanings where they’re commonly understood.

• Vaibhav — brilliance, grandeur, prosperity
• Vaibhavendra — lord of splendor (composed name; often used as a regal-sounding form)
• Vaishal — noble, generous (variant spellings exist)
• Vaidyanath — healer of physicians (often used in a devotional context)
• Vaideh — (less common as standalone; sometimes used as a boy’s name in certain families)
• Vaidurya — precious gem (often used metaphorically)
• Vaidyanathesh — lord of healing/physician (devotional tone)
• Vamshidhar — bearer of lineage, descendant
• Vanit — noble, virtuous (less common as a Jain name; used in broader Indian naming)
• Varad — boon-giving, blessing
• Varun — sea; water; flow (widely used; not Jain-specific)
• Vasan — scent, fragrance; popular in many communities
• Vasant — spring season (seasonal name)
• Vedant — ultimate knowledge, philosophy (popular across Jain and non-Jain families)
• Vedash — sacred knowledge, wisdom (less common)

Notes:

• Many of these names are common across Indian communities, and Jain families often choose them for their auspicious meanings.
• If you’d like names that are explicitly tied to Jain tradition (for example, names invoking Tirthankar virtues or Jain dharma), I can tailor a list to that theme.

If you tell me how many names you want and whether you prefer more traditional Jain-specific terms (like virtues of Tirthankaras, laity virtues, or Jain cosmology), I can refine the list.