vintageluvs's list "Virtuous Names: Saintly and Holy" of 7 great name ideas: Viva - Young!

Virtuous Names: Saintly and Holy

This is a list of names stemming from Christian virtues, although most can be seen as virtues for all people. Many of these names originated as Puritan names, while others are unused words that give off that same sort of demeanor. To see more names like this, look at http://archive.org/stream/curiositiesofpur00bardrich#page/212/mode/2up, where many Puritan names can be found. 

Viva la baby with this life-affirming name, one of the appealing group of <a href="https://nameberry.com/list/607/girls-names-that-mean-life">girl names that mean life</a>. Other related life-giving names on the rise: cousins Vida and Vita, and Vivian, Aviva, and even Zoe.
 Viva (born Janet Susan) was one of Andy Warhol's single-named superstars.

Viva

Welcome

Wholesome

Wisdom

Wonder

Worthy joins the likes of Chosen, Wise, Noble, Merit, and Prosper: strong, virtuous word names that some may worry creates a level of self-entitlement, while others enjoy as reminders that their child is worthy of love and confidence. 
 
Worthy in particular has a touch of chivalry about it, and promotes the idea that anyone has merit and value and deserves respect. It may feel occasionally heavy to carry, but in an era where Chosen and Prince are in the US Top 1000, Worthy doesn't feel overtly out of place. 
 
If you like the idea of Worthy, you could opt to use it in the middle spot of go for something like Ellsworth or Ainsworth for a bit more subtlety. 
 
Nine boys and five girls were called Worthy in a recent year.

Worthy

Young is a masculine name that originated as a surname in English, derived from the Old English word 'geong,' meaning 'young' or 'youthful.' As a given name, it has been most commonly used in East Asian cultures, particularly in Korea, where it's pronounced differently than in English. In Korean usage, Young (or Yeong) can have various meanings depending on the Chinese characters used to write it, including 'brave,' 'flourishing,' or 'eternal.' The name is straightforward, simple, and carries positive connotations of youth and vitality. While uncommon as a first name in Western countries, its simplicity and positive meaning make it an accessible cross-cultural option.