Vitalia

Vitalia is the feminine variant of the name Vitalis and can be translated into German as 'the one who is bursting with life,' 'the life-giving one,' 'the living one,' or more freely as 'the lively one.'

What does the name Vitalia mean?

Vitalia is the feminine form of Vitalis and carries the meanings 'the one who is bursting with life,' 'the life-giving one,' 'the living one,' or in a freer translation, 'the lively one.' The name has its origins in Latin, derived from the terms vītālis, meaning 'alive,' 'life-giving,' or 'vigorous,' as well as vīvus, which stands for 'vital' and 'alive.' Alternative spellings include Vitalija and Vitalina. The name gained recognition through Saint Vitalis of Bologna, a martyr from the 3rd and 4th centuries.

Where does the name Vitalia come from?

The name Vitalia has Latin roots and means 'the one who is bursting with life.' The Latin terms vītālis and vīvus stand for 'alive,' 'life-giving,' and 'vigorous' or 'vital' and 'alive.' The name is also used in the Italian language.

How do you pronounce Vitalia?

Vi-ta-lia, stressed on the second syllable

When is the name day of Vitalia?

The name day for Vitalia is celebrated on October 20 and November 4.

Popularity

In Germany, Vitalia is a rather rare first name. In 2017, it ranked 3,952nd in the list of the most common names for girls. Its best placement was in 2011, reaching 2,438th. Over the past ten years, Vitalia has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it 9,317th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 5,639th.

Nicknames & pet names

Tali / Vita

Similar first names

Famous people

• Vitalia Diatchenko (Russian tennis player)