Want your baby to achieve success and be victorious? Then check out our list of names that mean ‘victory’! Choose one of these names and your child will be grabbing trophies left and right in no time.
This Hebrew name is said to derive from the Macedonian name Berenice. It means ‘bringer of victory.’
Colette is a French feminine form of Colle, the medieval short form of Nicholas. Colette is also a shortened form of the name Nicolette. The meaning of the name is ‘victory of the people.’
Jay is an Indian name meaning ‘victory’ in Sanskrit. It can also be seen as a shortened form of names beginning with J, like Jason. Although it is most commonly found as a boy’s name, it is unisex.
The name Laurie can be used as a unisex name, as it was originally a shortened version of the names Laura and Laurence. It is now used as a name in its own right and is seen to mean ‘victory.’
Although this name derives from Old Greek it is mainly used in Polish- and Russian-speaking countries. It is a form of the English and French name Nicholas. It means ‘victory of the people.’
Nicky is a unisex name of Greek and English origin. It is a short- ened variant of the Greek name Nicholas, meaning ‘victory of the people.’
Nicole is the French feminine form of Nicholas, meaning ‘victory of the people.’
Ronni could be either a pet form of the Greek name Veronica, meaning ‘bringer of victory’, or a feminine version of Ronny, meaning ‘open-minded.’
Tori is a name with unisex roots in the United States. It is usually a pet form of the name Victoria, and it shares the same meaning of ‘victory.’
Victoria is the feminine form of Victor. It would have arrived in the UK from Germany and its most famous bearer was Queen Victoria, England’s longest-reigning monarch. It mans ‘victory.’
