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2025 data, released 8 May 2026

Names that mean victory

Victory names come from Latin, where Victoria and Victor mean "victory" and "conqueror" and Vincent "conquering", and from Greek nike, hidden inside Nicholas ("victory of the people") and Nicole.

Girl names (9)

NameMeaningOriginRank 2025
VictoriavictoryLatin#54
Nicolevictory of the people (feminine of Nicholas)Greek#383
Colettelittle Nicole (victory of the people)Greek#316
Veronicabringing victory (from Berenice); linked to 'true image'Greek#427
Toripet form of Victoria; "victory"Latin#1,337
Eunice"good victory"Greek#2,362
Nikkipet form of Nicole/NicolaGreek#3,504
Bernicebringing victory (from Berenice)Greek#4,082
Vickypet form of Victoria; "victory"Latin#4,163

Boy names (9)

NameMeaningOriginRank 2025
Nicholasvictory of the peopleGreek#112
VincentconqueringLatin#107
VictorconquerorLatin#211
Nicovictory of the people (short form of Nicholas)Greek#174
Nikolaivictory of the people (Russian Nicholas)Greek#605
Nikolasvictory of the people (Greek Nicholas)Greek#719
Vicenteconquering (Spanish Vincent)Latin#589
Vincenzoconquering (Italian Vincent)Latin#674
Nickshort form of Nicholas; "victory of the people"Greek#1,447

How names get on this list

Our editors read each name's documented etymology and tag a theme only when the roots of the name carry that meaning. Popular explanations without support (folk etymologies) don't count, and names whose origin is uncertain are left out unless every explanation agrees. The list covers the roughly 2,000 most used names we have researched so far, ordered by the number of US babies in the last five years. How we research meanings.