Around the world, Viktoryia (Viktoryia 
) is a rare principally girly, but very seldom male forename. The first name Viktoryia is characteristic of Belarus, where it is quite a rare predominantly female, but scarcely male name, Sweden, where it is a rare feminine name, and Romania. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Belarus, the United States, and Romania. Much less frequently, Viktoryia is the last name as well as the forename.
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viktoryia akhotnikava BY |
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| viktoryia sidarovich researcher |
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| viktoryia kazlouskaya researcher |
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| viktoryia i kulikouskaya researcher |
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| viktoryia hasper Olympic basketball player, BY (b. 1988) |
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| viktoryia abukhovich volleyball player (b. 1989) |
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| viktoryia panasenka Belarusian volleyball player (b. 1996) |
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| viktoryia audzeichyk Belarusian association football player, BY |
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| viktoryia bahutskaya (b. 1995) |
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