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No. 12,362 in German

viktoria

"Viktoria" is a proper noun in German, often used as a female given name equivalent to "Victoria" in English.

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  • Viktoria, könntest du mir bitte helfen, das Buch zu finden?

    Viktoria, could you please help me find the book?

    The word 'Viktoria' is used here as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.

  • Der Sieg im Turnier war eine wahre Viktoria für die ganze Mannschaft.

    The victory in the tournament was a true triumph for the whole team.

    Here, the word 'Viktoria' is used as a poetic or literary term for 'victory' or 'triumph' in German.

  • Die Viktoria-Statue in Berlin ist ein bekanntes Denkmal.

    The Viktoria statue in Berlin is a well-known monument.

    In this sentence, 'Viktoria' refers to a specific statue, often anthropomorphized as the goddess of victory.

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