Vicki

Meaning of Vicki

Vicki is an exuberant diminutive of Victoria, the classic Latin name meaning “victory,” and just like a jasmine garland dancing in a monsoon breeze, she carries an air of triumph and festivity. In English (VIK-ee /ˈvɪki/), she bounces off the tongue with playful pep—evoking everything from a spirited Bollywood heroine sashaying down a dusty road to a rose-ringed parakeet greeting dawn. In mid-20th-century Maine, Vicki waltzed through the baby charts, twirling in and out of the top sixty—peaking at #34 in 1957—like firecrackers bursting over Diwali skies. Though she’s endearingly diminutive, she packs royal punch, conjuring visions of Victoria’s crown with a cheeky wink. For parents craving a name that’s quick on the lips, rich in heritage and warmth, Vicki feels like sunshine spiced with masala—bright, bold, and unfailingly joyful.