Vianney
A surname-derived name used as a given name, from Vivien meaning lively or living.
Meaning and origin
Vianney comes from the surname of Jean-Marie Vianney (1786-1859), a French Catholic priest and saint, best known for his work as the Curé of Ars.
How to pronounce Vianney
| French (France) | vee-ah-NAY /vjanɛ/ |
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