How to Say “Victoria” in Irish

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Victeoiria
/vʲɪcˈtʲoːɾʲiə/feminine
The English name Victoria is translated into Irish as Victeoiria.
Victeoiria is the Irish form of the female given name Victoria.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/vʲɪcˈtʲoːɾʲiə/

Did you know?

  • If a person named Victeoiria is being spoken to, the Irish language uses a specific 'vocative case' that can change the ending of names to signal direct address.
  • If you were looking for the Irish word for 'victory' itself, rather than the name, you would use 'bua', which is completely unrelated to 'Victeoiria'.
  • While 'Victeoiria' is the phonetic transcription, many Irish speakers may simply use the English pronunciation for this specific name due to its modern, international status.

Example sentences for Irish are not verified yet.

Example conversation

Siobhán is introducing her friend to Cathal.

  1. Siobhán

    Cathal, seoi Victeoiria.
    Cathal, this is Victoria.
  2. Cathal

    Dia duit, a Victeoiria.
    Hello, Victoria.
  3. Siobhán

    Is cairde sinn ó an scoil.
    We are friends from school.
  4. Cathal

    Is dea-bhliadóir í Victeoiria.
    Victoria is a good student.

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