82%RatingSave Gender Feminine Usage Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Late Roman Pronounced Pron. /vi.ˈvja.na/(Italian) /bi.ˈβja.na/(Spanish) [key·simplify] Meaning & HistoryExpand Links Feminine form of Vivianus (see Vivian). Saint Viviana (also known as Bibiana) was a Roman saint and martyr of the 4th century. Related NamesFamily Tree·Details VariantsBibiana(Italian) Bibiana(Spanish) Viviane(Portuguese) Bibiana(Late Roman) Masculine FormsViviano(Italian) Vivianus(Late Roman) Other Languages & CulturesVianne, Viviette(English) Viivi(Estonian) Viivi(Finnish) Viviane, Vivienne, Vivianne(French) Bibiána(Slovak) User SubmissionsViviána, Viviāna PopularityDetails Last ranked #507 in 1980 Brazil (by decade) Last ranked #199 in 2012 Italy Last ranked #86 in 2005 Puerto Rico Last ranked #412 in 1980 Spain (by decade) Last ranked #359 in 2023 United States People think this name isRate·Details classic formal upper class natural wholesome refined strange serious Name DaysName Days? Austria: December 17Latvia: April 17 (as Viviāna)Spain: December 2 Categories composers, dancers, ends in -ana, feminine forms, flautists, LGBT History, life, martyrs, mountaineers, Orthodox saints, poets, saints, scientists, victims
