Dacia (disambiguation)
Dacia, or Kingdom of Dacians, is an ancient geographic demarcation of Central and Southeastern Europe.
Dacia may also refer to:
Places
Historic
- Roman Dacia (also known as Dacia Felix, Dacia Traiana or Dacia Trajana), an ancient Roman imperial province located in Central and Eastern Europe
- Dacia Aureliana, an ancient Roman province located in the Balkans
- Dacia Mediterranea, part of former Dacia Aureliana
- Dacia Ripensis, an ancient Roman province, part of Dacia Aureliana
- Diocese of Dacia, a Roman diocese in Southeastern Europe
- Dacia, a former ecclesiastical province covering the entire Nordic region, the name a combination of the toponyms Dania and Suecia, the Medieval Latin names for Denmark and Sweden
Modern
- Dacia, Bălți, a neighbourhood in Bălți, Moldova
- Dacia, a village in Doba, Satu Mare, Romania
- Dacia, Brașov, a village in Jibert Commune, Brașov County, Romania
- Dacia, a village in Nicșeni Commune, Botoșani County, Romania
Automobiles
- Automobile Dacia, a Romanian automobile maker
- Dacia 1300, a family sedan
- Dacia Lăstun, a car manufactured by Tehnometal
- Dacia Logan, a compact
- Dacia Logan Cup, a lowcost series
- Dacia Nova, a hatchback
- Dacia Pick-Up, a pick-up truck
- Dacia Sandero, a five-door hatchback
- Dacia Solenza, a sedan
- Dacia SupeRNova, a hatchback
Books and publications
- Dacia Literară, an 1840 Romanian literary and political journal
- Dacia (journal), a Romanian academic journal of archeology
- Dacia (Pârvan), a Romanian history book
- Editura Dacia, a Romanian publisher
Football
- ACS Dacia Unirea Brăila, a Romanian football team
- Dacia Mioveni, a Romanian football team
- FC Dacia Chișinău, a Moldovan football team
- Stadionul Dacia (Mioveni), a football stadium
- Stadionul Dacia (Orăștie), a football stadium
People
- Dacia Arcaráz (born 1967), Mexican actress
- Dacia Grayber, American firefighter and politician
- Dacia Maraini (born 1936), Italian writer
- Dacia Valent (1963–2015), Somali-born Italian politician and Member of the European Parliament
- Boetius of Dacia, 13th century Danish philosopher
- Jacob the Dacian (c. 1484–1566), Danish monk and missionary
- Martin of Dacia (1220–1304), Danish scholar
- Petrus de Dacia (mathematician) (c. 1250–c. 1310)
- Petrus de Dacia (Swedish monk) (1235–1289)
Other
- Dacia Felix Bank, a defunct bank in Romania
- Dacia Hotel, a hotel in Satu Mare, Romania
- Diocese of Dacia Felix, a Romanian Orthodox diocese covering the east of Serbia
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