Victoria

Victoria or Viktoria stands for:

Viktoria (name), female given name - see there for name bearers
Victoria (United Kingdom) - British queen (1819-1901), queen from 1837 until her death.
Victoria (mythology), the Roman goddess of victory
Victoria (genus), plant genus
Victoria (rhubarb), plant variety
(12) Victoria, asteroid of the main belt

Company:

Victoria (insurance group), former German insurance company
Victoria-Werke, German manufacturer of motorcycles, bicycles, automobiles, sewing machines and auxiliary engines.
Automóviles Victoria, Spanish car manufacturer from Barcelona

Vehicles:

Victoria (carriage), carriage type
Electric Victoria, electric car of Siemens-Schuckertwerke (1905)
Victoria (car brand), Spanish car brand from Madrid
Victoria, brand name of the former Brazilian automobile manufacturer Roadster Indústria e Comércio de Artefatos de Fibra de Vidro

Victoria (ship, 1519), first ship to sail around the world
Victoria (ship, 1839), paddle steamer
Viktoria (ship, 1901), German passenger ship
Victoria (ship, 1931), Italian passenger ship
Victoria (ship, 1936), warship and cruise ship
Viktoriya (ship, 1958), Russian river cruise ship
Victoria (ship, 2003), cargo ship made famous by a hijacking off Somalia in 2009
Viktoria (ship, 2004), river cruise ship of Premicon
Victoria, an inland tanker, see Cleanest Ship

Work title:

Victoria (Hamsun), novel by Knut Hamsun (1898)
Viktoria (1935), German film adaptation of the novel by Knut Hamsun
Victoria (1972), Mexican feature film by José Luis Ibáñez.
Victoria (1979), Swedish feature film by Bo Widerberg
Victoria - An Empire Under The Sun, real-time global strategy game (2003)
Victoria (2008), French-Canadian feature film by Anna Karina
Victoria (2013), Norwegian feature film by Torun Lian.
Victoria (2015), German feature film by Sebastian Schipper
Victoria (television series), British television series (from 2016).
Victoria, German Victoria - Männer & andere Missgeschicke, feature film by Justine Triet (2016).
Victoria (2020), Belgian documentary by Sofie Benoot, Liesbeth De Ceulaer and Isabelle Tollenaere.

Further:

Victoria (Cup), German soccer challenge cup
Victoria, name component of soccer clubs, see soccer club name #Victoria or Viktoria.
Victoria, single key typewriter, see Famos (typewriter)
Victoria, ring-shaped pastries made from choux pastry, see spritz cake
Victoria - International University, University in Berlin and Baden-Baden

Victoria is the name of the following geographical objects:

Cities:

Victoria (Seychelles), capital of the Republic of Seychelles
Victoria (British Columbia), capital of the province of British Columbia, Canada
Victoria (Malta), capital of the island of Gozo, Malta
Victoria (Entre Ríos), city in Argentina
Victoria (Chile), city in Chile
Victoria (Texas), city in Texas, USA
Victoria (Romania), small town in Romania
Victoria, until 1982 name of the city of Limbe (Cameroon)

Municipalities:

Objects:

Victoria is the family name of the following people:

Adia Victoria (* 1986), US singer, songwriter and author
Brian Victoria (* 1939), U.S. Asian scholar and Buddhist scholar
Eladio Victoria (1864-1939), Dominican politician, president 1911 to 1912
Guadalupe Victoria (real name José Miguel Ramón Adaucto Fernández y Félix; 1786-1843), Mexican politician, president from 1824 to 1829.
Gustavo Victoria (* 1980), Colombian soccer player
Mae Victoria (b. 1969), Canadian actress, stand-up comedian, former porn actress and sex-positive feminist activist
María Victoria (* 1933), Mexican actress and singer
Raymond Victoria (* 1972), Dutch Antilles soccer player
Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611), Spanish composer

See also: