| Meaning | victory |
| Origin | Italian |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 8 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Vit-to-ria |
About Vittoria
Derived from the Latin word for victory, the name Vittoria encapsulates a sense of triumph and accomplishment. This Italian gem carries a unique charm that has enamored parents seeking a name with a timeless yet distinctive quality for their baby girls.
Vittoria's history is steeped in rich cultural significance, making it a popular choice across various regions. Its variations in different languages, such as Victoria, Viktoriya, and Viktória, showcase the universal appeal of its meaning - victory. The name's melodic flow and strong consonants contribute to its elegance, while its connection to strong historical and fictional figures adds depth.
Whether you opt for the full Vittoria or a charming nickname like Vicky or Tori, this name adapts seamlessly to both formal and informal settings. As you bestow the name Vittoria upon your daughter, you gift her not only with a beautiful name but also a legacy of strength, determination, and the aspiration to achieve greatness - a true embodiment of victory in all aspects of life.
Names Similar to Vittoria
| Victoria |
| Veronica |
| Viola |
| Virginia |
| Violet |
| Vivian |
| Valentina |
| Vanessa |
| Valerie |
| Viktoria |
| Valeria |
| Vera |
Nicknames for Vittoria
| Vitti |
| Tori |
| Toria |
| Vita |
Famous People Named Vittoria
| Vittoria Colonna | Italian poet and noblewoman of the Renaissance era |
| Vittoria Puccini | Italian actress known for her roles in films and TV series |
| Vittoria Ceretti | Italian fashion model |
| Vittoria Cabello | Italian psychologist and author |
| Vittoria Coffee | Italian-Australian entrepreneur and founder of Vittoria Coffee |
| Vittoria Marisa Schiaparelli Berenson | American actress and model |
| Vittoria Ottolenghi | Italian painter and engraver |
| Vittoria Gerardi | Italian long-distance runner |
| Vittoria Mentasti | Italian journalist and writer |
| Vittoria Maliye Elisabetta de Savoie-Aosta | Italian royal and princess |
| Vittoria Marvelli | Italian swimmer and Paralympic athlete |
Characters Named Vittoria
| Vittoria Vetra | Character in Dan Brown's novel "Angels & Demons" |
| Vittoria Accoramboni | Title character in John Webster's play "The White Devil" |