| VITÓRIA | | vee-TAW-ryə | Portuguese | |
| VITA | | - | Ancient Roman, Italian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Danish | |
| VITALE | | - | Italian | |
| VITALI | | vee-TAH-lee (Russian) | Russian, Ukrainian | |
| VITALIA | | - | Italian (Rare) | |
| VITALIJA | | - | Lithuanian | |
| VITALIJUS | | - | Lithuanian | |
| VITALIK | | - | Russian, Ukrainian | |
| VITALIS | | - | Late Roman | |
| VITALIY | | vee-TAH-lee (Russian) | Russian, Ukrainian | |
| VITALIYA | | - | Russian, Ukrainian | |
| VITALY | | vee-TAH-lee (Russian) | Russian, Ukrainian | |
| VITO | | VEE-to (Italian), BEE-to (Spanish) | Italian, Spanish | |
| VITOMIR | | - | Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Medieval Slavic | |
| VITTORE | | veet-TO-re | Italian | |