Viviana Guzmán is a Chilean professional flutist, composer, dancer and poet, who performs over 80 concerts a year, and has played in 122 countries. She has been described by The New York Times as "an imaginative artist". It has also been said of her that "Guzmán may be the first flutist since her teacher Jean-Pierre Rampal, to be able to establish a sustaining solo career".
Viviana A. Alder is an Argentinian researcher in Antarctica, best known for her research on marine microbiology. Alder is considered to be among the first group of Argentine female scientists to work in Antarctica.
This is my favorite name. I want this to be my name! I also love the names: Vivian and Vivienne. The thing I like about the name Viviana is that it's fancy but it's also causal at the same time. If your name is Viviana and you're reading this, you slay.
I love the name Viviana! It's very sophisticated and gorgeous. It also ages well- I can imagine a little girl with the name as well as a 70-year old woman. I do like the name Vivian very much, but Viviana is a less common, more feminine sounding alternative. And the meaning is wonderful- "life".
Viviana is a beautiful name, the way names like Alys, Jessamine, and Charlotte are. It has a classic ring to it, and the meaning 'life' is indeed a bonus. Although I do love Vivien, Viviana is less used and sounds more refined. You can picture a Viviana as a girl with fire-- bold, dashing and ready to experience life. You can also picture her as a silent, bookish and innocent girl with a shy smile on her face. I know the name itself is actually quite young, so I think it's perfect for someone looking for a modern name with a vintage feel to it. Also, there are lots of alternatives for nicknames, like Vivi, Viv, Vian, Viana, Ana, Via, Anne, Vi-Ann or even Vivia, which is a personal favourite. If you think four syllables are too long for daily use, Vivia sounds pretty enough and less girly, and it's unique in the sense that nobody is ever called that. I know some will be turned off thinking that Viviana sounds like Vivien with an a, but I think by pronouncing it-- vy-vy-Ah-na, it is a name, in its own right. Plus, it's from a Roman christian martyr Saint Bibiana, so it's cool for Christian parents looking for alternatives for Mary and Christina. Also, who wouldn't love to be addressed as 'life' every time others utter her name?
Such a lively, feminine name with many options for nicknames.
― Anonymous User 10/11/2018
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My step-mother bears the name and it's the perfect name for her. It's so sophisticated, elegant and gorgeous, just like she is. Viviana is an absolutely lovely name and the nickname "Viv" is also super adorable. I'm shocked it's not more popular.
Over the summer, my Spanish teacher asked us to think of a new name for class. My old name was Ana, but now I'm SO going for Viviana, shortened to Vivi. This is a gorgeous name, and I love it!
I LOVE the name Viviana. It's so romantic and soft. I think it's a nice alternative to the ever-popular "Isabella". I'd totally name my daughter this and love the fact it means 'alive' or full of life. The nickname 'Vivi' is really cute too.
Viviana is a wonderful alternative to Vivian or Vivienne. It has such a nice sound to it! I always think of a beautiful girl when I hear this name, short and sweet. I pronounce it vi-vi-AH-nah before I knew most pronounced it vee-vee-AH-nah. I still prefer it vi-vi-AH-nah though. :)