Viviane

Meaning of Viviane

Viviane is a lively French twist on the ancient Latin name Vivianus, which springs from vivus, meaning “alive.” It shines with the warm glow of Roman sunshine and the gentle hush of medieval magic, calling to mind the Lady of the Lake weaving her enchantment around King Arthur. Soft and musical—vee-vyahnn in French, vih-vee-AHN in English—Viviane dances on the tongue like a hidden melody. It feels both timeless and fresh, perfect for parents longing to welcome a daughter who sparkles with light, laughter and boundless spirit.

Pronunciation

French

  • Pronunced as vee-vyahnn (/vi.vjan/)

American English

  • Pronunced as vih-vee-AHN (/vɪvˈiːɑn/)

British English

  • Pronunced as vih-vee-AHN (/vɪvˈiːən/)

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Notable People Named Viviane

Viviane Reding -
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