How to Say “Victoria” in German

Victoria
[vɪkˈtoːʁia]
Victoria is the German form of the female given name Victoria.
Victoria is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • In historical German texts from the late 19th century, you may see the name spelled Viktoria with a 'k', which was a more common Germanized spelling for the era.
  • In German, the concept of 'victory' is expressed by Sieg, but the name Victoria is used to name an award or trophy, such as the Victoria-Preis in certain artistic fields.
  • In a historical context, German speakers might associate the name 'Victoria' with the concept of 'Sieg' (victory), as both names stem from the Latin word for winning.

Examples in context

  • Wann wurde Victoria Königin?
    When did Victoria become Queen?
    This sentence is useful for seeing the name used in a question about becoming a Queen.
    Tatoeba #2256639 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #2256521 by Amastan
  • Victoria spielte schön Klavier.
    Victoria played the piano beautifully.
    This sentence shows the name used as a subject performing an action.
    Tatoeba #13309130 by Waldelfe, translation #12082724 by Amastan
  • Wo vermählte sich Königin Victoria?
    Where did Queen Victoria get married?
    This sentence is useful for seeing the name used in a question about a Queen's marriage.
    Tatoeba #2256636 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #2256507 by Amastan
  • Mein Name ist Victoria.
    My name is Victoria.
  • Hey, ich bin die Vicky!
    Hey, I am Vicky!
  • 7 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a party invite.

  1. Laura

    Ist Victoria auch zu der Party eingeladen?
    Is Victoria also invited to the party?
  2. Felix

    Ja, Victoria kommt heute Abend.
    Yes, Victoria is coming tonight.
  3. Laura

    Das ist eine gute Nachricht.
    That is good news.
  4. Felix

    Ich freue mich auch sehr auf sie.
    I am also looking forward to seeing her.

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