Viktoría name meaning
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What does Viktoría mean?
Viktoría prevalently is used in Swedish, Danish and Icelandic, meaning of Viktoría is "Victory or The Victor" which came from Latin is used as a baby girl name. Viktoría is Icelandic form of Victoria.
How do I pronounce Viktoría?
The proper pronunciation of four syllabled Viktoría is VIK-tor-ee-ah. The pronunciation choose to emphasis on first VIK syllable.
Variants of Viktoría
Victoria, Victor, Bhictoria, Victorina, Tora, Anavictoria, Victoriamarie, Bittor, Viki, Joaovictor, Viktor, Victorine, Victorinus, Thora, Thor, Thordis, Anna, Marie
How popular is the name Viktoría?
Viktoría is immensely popular in Russia where every 1 in 500 have the name. Also it is popular in Belarus, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Germany, Turkmenistan, Greece, Tajikistan and Austria. In Indonesia, Sweden, Poland, Estonia, Transnistria, Hungary, Moldova and China it is common while somewhat familiar in Slovakia, Armenia, England, Czech Republic, Canada, Namibia, Spain, Romania, Netherlands, Kyrgyzstan, Switzerland, Finland, Latvia, Norway, Denmark, Italy, France, Georgia, Serbia, Portugal, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Belgium, India, Cyprus, Croatia and Tanzania.
According to our research, at least 590000 people have been bestowed Viktoría around the globe.
Facts
Viktoría in Nordic countries
| Countries | Women | |
|---|---|---|
| First Name | Secondary Name | |
 | 52 | 114 |
 | 2 | 1 |
 | 7 | 0 |
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- Olegard is German form of Odalgart
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- Júlian - Used mainly in Danish and Faroese unfading and well-known, Júlian is used for baby boys. Júlian is Faroese form of Julian
Famous people named Viktoría
We could not find any notable namesake.