victorine
- proper noun
- Victorine just sold a piece to a couple for $23,000.
- Victorine Meurent
Examples
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Victorine decided to attend the art exhibition with her friends.
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He continued to rely on Victorine Meurent for female figures through the mid-1860s.
Academic text (2007) -
Not What She Seems by Victorine E. Lieske is at $1 and at #44.
Blog text (28) -
(When she took her husband's family name, she also changed her first name, "Victorine," to her middle name, "Louise.")
Academic text (2000) -
Consider the allegedly factual story of Victorine Lafouscade, "a young girl of illustrious family, of wealth and of great personal beauty" ("Burying Alive 2" 2).
Academic text (2014) -
At the dinner party, Victorine shared her experiences traveling across Europe.
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Everyone complimented Victorine on her beautiful dress at the gala.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Victorine is a female given name from the Latin Victor, which means 'winner' or 'victory'. So Victorine carries the idea of being 'of victory' or a 'female victor', which is why it is used as a name.