Viktória

Viktória is a female given name used in Hungarian-speaking communities and in several other European languages. It is the Hungarian form of Victoria, which ultimately derives from the Latin word Victoria, meaning victory.

Variants of the name appear across languages, including Viktoria, Viktorie, Viktoriya, and Wiktoria. In Hungarian, the form Viktória includes diacritics. The name is found in many Central and Eastern European countries and often serves as a local equivalent of Victoria in historical and contemporary usage.

It is used widely in Central and Eastern Europe and among diaspora communities; the name has appeared in literature, film, and public life. As with Victoria, Viktória carries the meaning of triumph and is associated with historical and royal connotations in some cultures.

Common nicknames include Viki and Vika, used across languages depending on personal preference. The name Viktória reflects cultural ties to the broader Victoria tradition and remains in regular use in modern naming practices.