versiya

Versiya is a proper name used by various organizations, publications, and products, as well as the Russian word for “version” or “edition.” The Cyrillic form Версия is widespread in Russian-language media and technology to denote a particular edition, release, or interpretation of something. The term functions both as a common noun and as a branded title across different domains, which means its exact reference depends on context.

In publishing and media, Versiya has been adopted by several periodicals and online outlets in Russian-speaking communities. In these cases, the name signals a specific issue, revision, or distinct perspective on a topic, rather than a single canonical source.

In technology and software, Versiya has been used as a product name or component label to indicate versions, updates, or editions of software. It may appear in release notes, version control contexts, or as a brand for tools dealing with content revision and comparison.

In arts and culture, Versiya appears as the title of films, books, exhibitions, or music projects, often implying a reinterpretation, alternative edition, or new take on a subject.

Because Versiya is employed by unrelated entities, there is no single authoritative definition. Context is essential to determine whether it refers to language usage, a publication, a software project, or a cultural product. See also Version.