| Meaning | victory, conqueror |
| Origin | Latin, Roman |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 8 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Vik-to-ria |
About Viktoria
The name Viktoria is a timeless and elegant choice for parents seeking a name that carries both historical significance and a touch of sophistication. With its roots tracing back to ancient Rome, Viktoria is derived from the Latin word "victoria," meaning "victory." This name encapsulates the essence of triumphant achievement, making it a perfect choice for a baby girl destined for greatness.
Viktoria's variations, such as Victoria, Viktoriya, and Vittoria, are beloved across various cultures, showcasing the name's versatility and international appeal. Its shorter forms, Vika, Vicky, and Tori, provide charming and approachable nicknames that can suit any personality.
Throughout history, notable women bearing the name Viktoria have left their mark in fields ranging from music and sports to literature and activism. The name has also found a place in fictional realms, gracing characters in literature, films, and video games, adding to its allure.
Choosing Viktoria as a baby girl's name not only honors a rich historical legacy but also imparts a sense of empowerment and victory. Whether envisioning a future athlete, artist, or leader, Viktoria stands as a name that heralds success and accomplishment, making it a cherished gift for any child.
Nicknames for Viktoria
| Vikki |
| Tori |
| Vika |
| Toria |
| Ria |
Famous People Named Viktoria
| Viktoria Tolstoy | Swedish jazz singer |
| Viktoria Komova | Russian gymnast |
| Viktoria Rebensburg | German alpine ski racer |
| Viktoria Plzeň | Czech football club |
| Viktoria Mullova | Russian violinist |
| Viktoria Leks | Belarusian pop singer |
| Viktoria Modesta | Latvian-born British singer |
| Viktoria Azarenka | Belarusian tennis player |
| Viktoria Kuzmova | Slovak tennis player |
| Viktoria Petryk | Ukrainian singer |
| Viktoria Sinitsina | Russian ice dancer |
| Viktoria Hahn | German actress |
| Viktoria Marinova | Bulgarian journalist |
| Viktoria Manas | Russian fashion model |
| Viktoria Fajnberg | Russian chess player |
| Viktoria Franova | Czech actress |
| Viktoria Komisarova | Russian ski jumper |
| Viktoria Orsi Toth | Italian fencer |
| Viktoria Koos | Hungarian handball player |
| Viktoria Schnaderbeck | Austrian footballer |
Characters Named Viktoria
| Viktoria Bruscott | Character in the "Lux" series by Jennifer L. Armentrout |
| Viktoria Ivanovna | Character in Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment" |
| Viktoria Vale | Character in DC Comics' Batman series |
| Viktoria Borka | Character in the video game "Deus Ex - Mankind Divided" |
| Viktoria Atkins | Character in the video game "Thief" |
| Viktoria Semyonovna | Character in Anton Chekhov's "Three Sisters" |
| Viktoria Bloom | Character in the TV series "House of Cards" |
| Viktoria Cenre | Character in the video game "Mass Effect 2" |
| Viktoria Krum | Character in J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" series |
| Viktoria Dahl | Character in the TV series "True Blood" |
| Viktoria Greaves | Character in the TV series "Waterloo Road" |
| Viktoria Gogh | Character in the video game "Valkyria Chronicles" |
| Viktoria Seras | Character in the manga and anime series "Hellsing" |
| Viktoria "Vika" Debnam | Character in the TV series "The Society" |
| Viktoria Winters | Character in the TV series "Dark Shadows" |
| Viktoria Mann | Character in the movie "Van Helsing" |
| Viktoria Frankenstein | Character in the TV series "Penny Dreadful" |