Torri

GirlEnglish, Latin· “variant of Tori (Victoria), "victory"”

Meaning
variant of Tori (Victoria), "victory"
Origin
English, Latin
Pronunciation
TOR-ee
Syllables
2
US rank 2025
#17,066
US babies 2025
5
Best rank
#1,174 (1977)
Peak year
1993

Meaning and origin of Torri

Torri is an English and Latin name that is usually said to mean “variant of Tori (Victoria), "victory"”.

Torri is a spelling of Tori, a short form of Victoria, the Latin word for "victory." Victoria became widely used in English after Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837. Tori developed into a separate name in the twentieth century, and Torri uses a double r. It is said TOR-ee. Tori and Tory are related spellings, though Tory is also the name of a British political party. In Italian, torri means "towers," which gives the double-r spelling a coincidental Italian look. Victoria remains the formal name behind it for many families.

Popularity over time

0501001502001960198020002020Peak 1993: 139
US girlsUS boys

Torri first appears in US Social Security records in 1957. It has never ranked in the national top 1,000, which keeps it genuinely uncommon. Its best national rank was #1,174 in 1977, and the most babies received it in 1993, when 139 were named Torri. In 2025, 5 babies were named Torri, and it ranked #17,066 nationally. That is 72% fewer than ten years earlier, so it is becoming less common.

Its national rank moved from #2,337 in 1980, #2,737 in 2000, #3,808 in 2010, and #17,066 in 2025. Of the 3,087 US girls named Torri since records began, 28% were born in the 1990s, its biggest decade. The 1970s come next, with 573 babies. Since 2010, 356 more have been named Torri.

Other girls' names that peaked around the same time include Shanise, Courtnie, Lashay, Tonisha, and Keyona.

Gender, sound and spelling

About 96% of US babies named Torri over the last 20 years were girls, with a small share of boys.

Torri is usually pronounced TOR-ee, with two syllables. It has five letters, starts with T and ends in “-ri”.

Middle names for Torri

A few middle names that flow with Torri: each avoids a matching first letter, a rhyme and a vowel clash where the names meet.

Sophia Girl
soh-FEE-uh
“wisdom” · Greek
#5
Charlotte Girl
SHAHR-luht
“free man” · French
#2
Grace Girl
GRAYS
“grace” · English
#38
Claire Girl
KLAIR
“clear, bright” · French
#68
Lily Girl
LIH-lee
“lily flower” · English
#18
Savannah Girl
suh-VAN-uh
“treeless grassland” · English
#135

Sibling names for Torri

Similar names

Tori Girl
TOR-ee
“short for Victoria; victory” · Latin
#1,337
Lori Girl
LOR-ee
“laurel (via Laura)” · English
#1,726
Candice Girl
KAN-dis
“variant of Candace” · Latin
#5,125
Mica Unisex
MY-kuh
“the mineral mica, or short for Micah” · English
#6,046
Gracy Girl
GRAY-see
“variant of Gracie, grace” · English
#5,613
Lily Girl
LIH-lee
“lily flower” · English
#18
Autumn Girl
AW-tuhm
“autumn season” · English
#88
Lauren Girl
LOR-uhn
“from Laurentum; linked to laurel” · English
#401
Gracie Girl
GRAY-see
“grace” · English
#227
Justice Unisex
JUHS-tihs
“justice, fairness” · English
#1,363
Cadence Girl
KAY-duhns
“rhythm, flow” · English
#1,022
April Girl
AY-pruhl
“the month of April” · Latin
#542

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Torri mean?

Torri is an English and Latin name that is usually said to mean “variant of Tori (Victoria), "victory"”.

What is the origin of the name Torri?

Torri has English and Latin roots. Torri is a spelling of Tori, a short form of Victoria, the Latin word for "victory." Victoria became widely used in English after Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837.

Is Torri a popular name?

Not especially. Torri ranked #17,066 in the US in 2025, which puts it outside the top 1,000.

Is Torri a boy or girl name?

Torri is mainly a girl's name. About 96% of US babies named Torri over the last 20 years were girls, with a small share of boys.

How do you pronounce Torri?

Torri is usually pronounced TOR-ee. Stressed syllables are in capital letters.

Popularity figures come from US Social Security card applications (names given to at least five babies in a year, 1880 to 2025). How we source names and meanings