vie for



vie for

v.
To contend with another or others to attain some goal, such as a victory in a contest: The top three students in the class vied for the title of valedictorian.
See also: vie

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kader (1)-Arabic
Radzimierzrah-JEEM-yeshPolish (Rare)
WarrenWAWR-ənEnglish
Birgir-Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic
ManfredMAHN-fret (German, Polish), MAHN-frət (Dutch)German, Dutch, Polish
Nikolett-Hungarian