Victor in Italian
Victor in Italian is Vittorio, Vittore — Victor means a person who wins a fight, contest, or struggle.
Victor in Italian
Vittorio
A en given name.
Vittore
A en given name.
What does "Victor" mean?
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noun A person who wins a fight, contest, or struggle.
"The victor of the tournament received a gold trophy."
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name A male given name derived from Latin, meaning "conqueror."
"They named their son Victor after his grandfather."
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Victor in a sentence
- The victor of the tournament received a gold trophy.
- History is often written by the victors.
- They named their son Victor after his grandfather.
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What is "Victor" in Italian?
"Victor" in Italian is Vittorio, Vittore. Victor means: A person who wins a fight, contest, or struggle.
How do you use "Victor" in a sentence?
Example: "The victor of the tournament received a gold trophy." In Italian, "Victor" is Vittorio, Vittore.
Are there other ways to say "Victor" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "Victor": Vittorio, Vittore.
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