79%RatingSave Gender Feminine Usage English, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Hungarian, Czech Pronounced Pron. vie-O-lə(English) vi-O-lə(English) VIE-ə-lə(English) VYAW-la(Italian) vi-OO-la(Swedish) VYO-la(German) VEE-o-law(Hungarian) [key · IPA] Meaning & History Means "violet" in Latin. This was the name of the heroine in Shakespeare's play 'Twelfth Night' (1602). See All Relations · Show Family TreeRelated Names VariantsViolet(English) Ibolya, Violetta(Hungarian) DiminutivesVi(English) Violetta(Italian) Other Languages & CulturesVioleta(Bulgarian) Violette(French) Violeta(Lithuanian) Violeta(Macedonian) Wiola, Wioleta, Wioletta(Polish) Violeta, Viorica(Romanian) Violetta(Russian) Violeta(Serbian) Violeta(Spanish) User SubmissionVíóla See Popularity DetailPopularity Last ranked #87 in 1929 Canada (BC) Last ranked #88 in 2013 Czech Republic Last ranked #44 in 2015 Finland Last ranked #87 in 2011 Hungary Last ranked #27 in 2017 Italy Last ranked #951 in 1972 (f) #687 in 1902 (m) United States Categories actresses, colors, currently out of the US top 1000, Elder Scrolls characters, flowers, music, musical instruments, nature, plants, Pokemon characters, purple, Shakespearean characters, Soulcalibur characters, word names Entry updated April 16, 2019
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