Victoria

Origine et signification de Victoria

Victoria comes from the Latin victoria, 'victory', the name of the Roman goddess who personified triumph. Borne by saints and queens, it owes its international spread above all to Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, who gave her name to a whole era. Solemn and regal, it is loved worldwide, from English-speaking countries to Spain and Germany; related forms such as the Italian Vittoria and French Victoire attest to its prestige in every European language.

Variantes dans le monde

Comment dire Victoria dans d’autres langues.

Personnalités célèbres

• Regina Vittoria— reine
• Victoria de los Ángeles— chanteur