Nobel

Nobel stands for:

Nobel (coin) , medieval English gold coin
Nobel Biocare , Swiss-Swedish biotechnology company
a former explosives company, now Akzo Nobel
a former German chemical and armaments company, see Dynamit Nobel
in animal fables the lion
the brand name of the former British automobile manufacturer York Noble Industries
the brand name Nobel Chile of the former Chilean automobile manufacturer Autos Nobel Sud Americana
as an adjective nobel (noble, famous, noble, elegant, exclusive, fine, cultivated)
- see e.g. B. Noble Numbers

Geographical:

a place near Danzig - incorporated in 1951, see Niegowo

a village (Ukrainian Нобель) in western Ukraine, see Nobel (place)

Nobel is the title of the following films and series:

Nobel is the family name of the following people:

Alfred Nobel (1833–1896), Swedish chemist, inventor and industrialist, founder of the Nobel Prize
Emanuel Nobel (1859–1932), Swedish-Russian oil magnate
Emmy Klieneberger-Nobel (1892–1985), German-British microbiologist and co-discoverer of mycoplasma
Günter Nobel (1913–2007), German resistance fighter
Immanuel Nobel (1801–1872), Swedish engineer, architect, inventor and industrialist
Johannes Nobel (1887–1960), German Asian scholar and Buddhist scholar
Karl Nobel (1904–1982), German politician (SPD), MdL
Ludvig Nobel (1831–1888), Swedish industrialist and oil magnate
Nehemia Anton Nobel (1871–1922), German rabbi and Jewish scholar
Peter Nobel (* 1945), Swiss legal scholar and lawyer
Robert Nobel (1829–1896), Swedish industrialist and oil magnate
Rolf Nobel (* 1950), German photographer and photojournalist
Immanuel Nobelius (1757–1839), Swedish physician

See also:

Noble , name of some places in the USA, family name, first name and others
Nobel library, library of the Swedish Academy
Nobelmuseum , Swedish museum in Stockholm
Nobel Prize , an annual award in the fields of physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and for peace efforts

Wiktionary: nobel - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations