Victor (name)

Victor

Victor Hugo is the most famous historical bearer of the name.
Pronunciation /vɪktər/
Gender male
Origin
Word/name Latin
Meaning (He who) Conquers
Other names
Related names Viktor; Víctor; Vítor; Vittorio
Look up Victor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Victor is a masculine given name of Latin origin. It was the name of 2nd-century Pope Victor I, and more notably of 3rd-century saint Victor of Marseilles, whose veneration popularized the name in medieval France, whence it spread to other parts of Western Christianity (German variant Viktor, Italian variant Vittorio, Portuguese variant Vítor).

Translations

  • Nepali: विक्टर ( Vikṭara)
  • Norwegian: Viktor
  • Persian: Pirooz
  • Polish: Wiktor, Witek
  • Portuguese: Vítor, Victor
  • Romanian: Victor
  • Russian: Ви́ктор (Viktor), Vitya, Vika, Vitenka, Vitka
  • Serbian: Виктор (Viktor)
  • Slovak: Viktor
  • Spanish: Víctor, Victorio, Victorino, Vito, Vitin
  • Swedish: Victor, Viktor
  • Tamil: வஞ்சி, Vañci
  • Telugu: విక్టర్, Vikṭar
  • Turkish: Galib, Muzaffer, Utku, Zafer
  • Ukrainian: Віктор (Viktor)
  • Welsh: Gwythyr
  • Yiddish: וויקטאָר, Wwyqtʼár
  • Yoruba: Segun

People

Given name

Roman Catholic religious figures

  • Three bishops of Chur:
    • Victor I, Bishop of Chur
    • Victor II, Bishop of Chur
    • Victor III, Bishop of Chur

Fiction

People with given name Vittorio

Main article: Vittorio

See also