Wiki
A Slavic name meaning "victory". Barely fifteen women in Poland carry it, and no girls have been given it this century: most Poles have never met a Wiki.
Wiki Pronunciation
Wiki is pronounced VEE-kee (/ˈviki/).
What Wiki means
Where Wiki comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Wiki grows out of Wiktoria, and its Slavic root holds one meaning: victory. In Polish, zwycięstwo. The short form keeps the sound of the longer name and cuts it to two quick syllables.
The name belongs to a wide family. Victoria and Wiktoria are the full variants, Wika the softer diminutive, and Wiktor the masculine form built from the same root. A girl named Wiki might sign Wiktoria on a form at the urząd and answer to Wika among friends the same afternoon.
The Polish calendar gives Wiktoria a name-day on 21 August, so a child called Wiki shares that imieniny too. In a class register, Wiki often serves as the everyday name while Wiktoria fills the formal column. The sense underneath does not move. It means victory.
How many people are named Wiki
1 in 1502922 women in Poland is named Wiki. 15 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #12396 among female names.