Victorino

Victorino represents the Portuguese and Spanish variant of Viktor. Originally, it was a late Roman nickname derived from Victorinus/Victorianus, a name from the family Victorius. The boy's name literally means 'the victor' or 'the victorious'.

What does the name Victorino mean?

Victorino is considered the Portuguese and Spanish form of the name Viktor, which has its roots in the late antique nickname Victorinus/Victorianus, derived from the family Victorius. The name essentially means 'the victor' and 'the victorious'. Its origin can be traced back to the Latin word victor, which means 'the victor'. In the past, this name was often used as an honorary name for many Christian martyrs. Other variants include Viktorius, Viktorianus, Viktoras, Viktorian, Viktorin, Victorin, Victorien, and Victoriano. Additionally, Victorino also exists as a surname.

Where does the name Victorino come from?

The name Victorino has Latin roots and carries the meaning 'the victor'. The Latin word victor stands for 'the victor'. The languages in which this name is used are Portuguese and Spanish.

How do you pronounce Victorino?

Victorino is pronounced as 'Vik-to-ri-no'.

When is the name day of Victorino?

The name days for Victorino are May 28, September 30, and October 10.

Popularity

In Germany, Victorino is a rather rare first name. In the German first name charts, it has not yet achieved a notable rank. Its best placement in the USA was in 1931, when it ranked 3,095th in the first name charts. In the last ten years, Victorino has been used as a first name about 30 times there, which earned it the 4,342nd place in the ten-year statistics. From 1930 to 2024, it ranks 3,552nd in the USA.

Famous people

• Antonio Victorino de Almeida (composer from Poland)
• Eddio Victorino Inostroza Ibacache (Chilean football player)
• Victorino Abente Y Lago (poet from Spain)
• Victorino Fernandes (footballer from India)