viola
Viola called
- the viola , a violin instrument in an old position
- a female first name, see Viola (first name)
- the plant genus violets ( Viola ); as a trivial species name mostly Viola odorata
- Viola (cherry) , a variety of sweet cherries
- (1076) Viola , an asteroid
- Viola (wine bar) , Prague
- a variant of berimbau
- Viola , fragmentary opera by Bedřich Smetana
Viola is the family name of the following people:
- Al Viola (1919–2007), American musician
- Alessio Viola (* 1990), Italian football player
- Alfredo Viola (1893–1972), Uruguayan clergyman, Bishop of Salto
- Ambrosio Viola (approx. 1595 – approx. 1651), Italian Roman Catholic bishop
- Anselm Viola i Valentí OSB (1738–1798), Catalan music teacher and composer
- Bill Viola (* 1951), American video artist
- Brittany Viola (* 1987), American water diver
- Carlo Maria Viola (1855–1925), Italian geologist and mineralogist
- Cesare Giulio Viola (1886–1958), Italian playwright, novelist and screenwriter
- Cosima Viola (* 1988), German actress
- Fernando Viola (1951-2001), Italian football player
- Franca Viola (* 1948), Italian rape victim and icon of the women's movement in Italy
- Frank Viola (baseball player) (* 1960), American baseball player
- Frank Viola (Author) , American author, public speaker, and entrepreneur
- Giovanni Viola (1926–2008), Italian football player
- Giulia Viola (* 1991), Italian athlete
- Guido Viola di Campalto (1883–1947), Italian diplomat
- Joe Viola (jazz musician) (1920–2001), American jazz musician
- Joe Viola (screenwriter) , American screenwriter, film producer, and actor
- József Viola (1896–1949), Hungarian football player and coach
- Luigi Viola (1851-1924), Italian archaeologist
- Lynne Viola (* 1955), American historian
- Manuel Viola (1916–1987), Spanish abstract painter
- Matteo Viola (* 1987), Italian tennis player
- Nicolas Viola (* 1989), Italian football player
- Paulinho da Viola (* 1942), Brazilian music maker
- Roberto Viola (civil servant) (* 1960/1961), Italian civil servant of the European Union
- Roberto Eduardo Viola (1924–1994), Argentine lieutenant general and politician, de facto president 1981
- Romano Viola (* 1941), Italian politician (South Tyrol)
- Vincent Viola (* 1956), American entrepreneur
- Vittorio Francesco Viola OFM (* 1965), Italian clergyman, Bishop of Tortona
Viola is the stage name of the following people:
- Braz da Viola (* 1961), Brazilian musician, guitar maker, conductor and teacher
- Viola (soccer player) ( Paulo Sérgio Rosa ; * 1969), Brazilian soccer player
Places:
in the United States:
- Viola (Arkansas)
- Viola (delaware)
- Viola (Georgia)
- Viola (Idaho)
- Viola (Illinois)
- Viola (iowa)
- Viola (California)
- Viola (Kansas)
- Viola (Kentucky)
- Viola (Minnesota)
- Viola (Missouri)
- Viola (New York)
- Viola (Oregon)
- Viola (Tennessee)
- Viola (Texas)
- Viola (West Virginia)
- Viola (Wisconsin)
- Viola Center (Iowa)
in Italy:
Others:
- Viola (Giambattista Basile) , a fairy tale in Giambattista Basile's Pentamerone collection
- ViolaWWW , a web browser
- Viola Bay , Canada
VIOLA means:
