Vikki is a name of Hungarian origin and it means "victory". It is a variant of the male name Viktor, which also means victory in Hungarian. The name Vikki is believed to have been first used as a female given name in Hungary during the Middle Ages. It became more popular in other countries after being brought there by Hungarian immigrants. Today, Vikki is a unisex name that is most commonly associated with females, but it can be used for males as well. Despite its origins, Vikki has no specific cultural or historical significance outside of its association with the concept of victory.
"The name Vikki peaked in popularity between the mid-1950s and early 1960s, with a total of 295 births recorded in 1957 alone. However, its usage began to decline significantly after the late 1960s, reaching single-digit figures by the early 1990s."