Vittoria
/veet-TOH-ree-ah/
Vittoria is an Italian girl's name pronounced /veet-TOH-ree-ah/. Means "victory" — regal and triumphant.
Meaning of Vittoria
Means "victory" — regal and triumphant.
Vittoria is the Italian form of the Latin name Victoria, derived from the word 'vincere', meaning to conquer. In Roman mythology, Victoria was the goddess personifying victory, the equivalent of the Greek goddess Nike.
- Origin
- Italian
- Pronunciation
- /veet-TOH-ree-ah/
Cultural background
The name is a timeless classic in Italy, consistently ranking among the top choices for newborn girls. It is often chosen for its elegant, traditional appeal and association with nobility and success.
Variations & nicknames
- Vicky
- Vittorina
- Vitto
- Victoria
- Vic
Famous people named Vittoria
Well-known namesakes — celebrities, historical figures and characters.
Vittoria Colonna
Noblewoman and influential poet of the Italian Renaissance
Literature · 1492–1547
Vittoria Puccini
Award-winning Italian film and television actress
Film · 2000s–present
Vittoria Ceretti
International high-fashion model
Fashion · 2010s–present
Vittoria Vetra
A lead character in Dan Brown's novel Angels & Demons
Literature · 2000
Vittoria Guazzini
Professional racing cyclist and Olympic gold medalist
Sport · 2010s–present
Frequently asked about Vittoria
- What does Vittoria mean?
- Vittoria is an Italian name meaning 'victory' or 'triumphant'.
- How do you pronounce Vittoria?
- It is pronounced veet-TOH-ryah, with a rolled 'r' and emphasis on the second syllable.
- Is Vittoria a boy or girl name?
- Vittoria is a feminine name; the masculine equivalent in Italian is Vittorio.
- What is the English version of Vittoria?
- The English equivalent of the name is Victoria.
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