Virtues in Other Languages

English virtue names tend to have a polarizing effect--you can find them pretty or fun... or you can just think of Puritans & Great-Aunt Prudence. Virtue- and other intangible-object names are probably the most widely-accepted type of "new" and imported names (after variants of common American/English names, of course). It's amazing how naming your daughter Love is considered cheesy at best, but Carys? Not only tolerable, but stylish.
It seems a bit hypocritical to me, but I admit, I'm guilty of those sorts of thoughts as well.

And unless noted, these names are feminine.

Clarity:

• Masumi (mah-soo-mee)--Japanese

Patience:

• Subira (soo-bee-rah)--Swahili

Truth:

• Alethea (ah-LEE-thee-ah or ahl-ah-THEE-ah)--Latin
• Minori (mee-noh-ree)--Japanese [unisex]. Masculine is Minoru (mee-noh-roo).
• Sidika (SID-ih-kah)--Turkish

Faith/Trust:

• Imani (ee-MAHN-ee)--Swahili
• Usko (OOS-koh)--Finnish [masculine]
• Vera (VYEHR-ah)--Russian
• Yori (yoh-ree)--Japanese [masculine]

Charity/Kindness:

• Atifa (ah-TEE-fah)--Arabic
• Caridad (kah-ree-DAHD)--Spanish
• Carita (kah-REE-tah)--Swedish
• Cemil (jem-eel)--Turkish [masculine]
• Eun (OON)--Korean [unisex]

Wisdom:

• Dara (dah-rah)--Hebrew
• Hye (hee-ay)--Korean
• Nuha (NOO-hah)--Arabic
• Sophia (soh-FEE-ah)--Greek
• Tomo (toh-moh)--Japanese

Mercy/Compassion:

• Chesed (kheh-SEHD)--Hebrew [unisex]
• Daya (dah-YAH)--Hindi
• Ebele (eh-BEL-eh)--Igbo
• Eira (AY-rah)--Norse
• Eskarne (ehs-kahr-neh)--Basque
• Hanan (HAN-an)--Arabic

Grace:

• Amara (ah-MAH-rah)--Igbo
• Armo (AHR-mo)--Finnish [masculine]
• Charis (KAH-ris)--Greek. Other forms include Charissa, Karissa, and Chariton (KAH-rih-tahn, masculine).
• Gratian (GRAY-shan)--Latin [masculine]
• Grazia (GRAHTS-yah)--Italian
• Lavanya (LAHV-ahn-yah)--Hindi
• Sulo (SOO-loh)--Finnish [masculine]
• Zayn (ZAYN)--Arabic [masculine]. Feminine is Zayna.

Hope:

• Amal (ah-mahl)--Arabic [unisex]
• Asha (ah-shah)--Hindi
• Elpida (EL-pee-dah)--Greek
• Esperanza (es-pehr-AN-zah)--Spanish
• Espérance (es-peh-RAWNCE)--French
• Itxaro (eet-shah-roh)--Basque
• Nadezhda (nahd-YEZ-dah)--Russian. Other forms include Nadya/Nadia & Nadine.
• Omid (oh-MEED)--Persian [masculine]
• Themba (TEM-bah)--Zulu [unisex]
• Tikva (teek-VAH)--Hebrew
• Toivo (TOY-voh)--Finnish [masculine]
• Ümit (OO-meet)--Turkish [masculine]. Unisex is Umut (OO-mut).

Peace:

• An (AN)--Chinese [usually masculine]
• Aştî (ahsh-tee)--Kurdish [unisex]
• Bariş (bar-ish)--Turkish [masculine]
• Fedde (FED-deh)--Frisian [masculine]
• Frida (FREE-dah)--German. Also spelled Frieda and Friede. 
• Irene (eye-REEN or ee-REH-neh)--Greek 
• Maluhia (mah-loo-hee-ah)--Hawaiian [unisex]
• Menuha (meh-noo-khah)--Hebrew
• Mira (MEER-ah)--Slavic. Other forms include Miruna (MEER-oo-nah), Mircea (MEER-chah, masculine),  Miran (MEER-an, unisex), and Mirek (MEER-ek, masculine).
• Naim (nah-eem)--Arabic [masculine]. Feminine is Naima. 
• Pau (POW)--Catalan [unisex]
• Sakina (sah-kee-nah)--Arabic
• Rauha (ROW-hah)--Finnish
• Yasu (yah-soo)--Japanese [unisex]

Love:

• Ahava (ah-hah-VAH)--Hebrew
• Aroha (ar-oh-hah)--Maori
• Carys (KAH-ris)--Welsh. Other forms are Cerys (KEHR-is), Ceri (KEHR-ee, masculine), and Caron (KAH-ron, unisex).
• Cinta (CHEEN-tah)--Indonesian
• Dilan (dee-LAHN)--Turkish
• Kama (kah-mah)--Hindi [masculine]
• Kasih (KAH-see)--Indonesian
• Kerensa (keh-REN-sah)--Cornish
• Libĕna (LIB-yeh-nah)--Czech. Other forms are Libuše (LIB-oo-sheh) and Luboš (LOO-bosh, masculine).
• Lyuben (LYOO-ben)--Bulgarian [masculine]
• Maya (mah-yah)--Nepali [multiple meanings in other languages as well]
• Philo (FYE-loh)--Greek [masculine]
• Prem (PREM)--Hindi [masculine]. Feminine is Prema (preh-mah).
• Sevda (sehv-DAH)--Turkish
• Widad (wee-DAHD)--Arabic

Joy/Happiness:

• Anand (AH-nahd)--Hindi [masculine]. Feminine forms are Anandi and Ananda.
• Añuli (ang-OO-lee)--Igbo
• Aylen (eye-len)--Mapudungun
• Ayo (AH-yoh)--Yoruba [unisex]
• Chara (KAH-rah)--Greek
• Desta (DES-tuh)--Amharic [unisex]
• Farah (fah-rah)--Arabic [unisex]
• Felicity (fel-IH-sih-tee)--English
• Freyde (frye-deh or fray-deh)--Yiddish
• Gil (GEEL)--Hebrew [masculine]. Feminine is Gilah (gee-LAH).
• Hana (hah-nah)--Arabic
• Harshal (har-shahl)--Hindi [masculine]
• Kalea (kah-leh-ah)--Hawaiian [unisex]
• Laetitia (leh-TEE-syah)--Latin
• Levenez (leh-VAY-lehz)--Breton
• Lykke (lewk-eh)--Danish
• Rina (ree-NAH)--Hebrew
• Shadi (shah-DEE)--Persian
• Thabo (TAH-boh)--Tswana [masculine]
• Yuki (yoo-kee)--Japanese [can also mean "snow"]
• Zorion (soh-ree-ohn)--Basque [unisex]. Feminine is Zorione (soh-ree-oh-neh).