victoribus
Victoribus is a Latin form that functions as the plural dative or plural ablative of the masculine noun victor, meaning “conqueror” or “winner.” The base noun victor belongs to the third declension. Its standard paradigm includes singular: victor (nom.), victoris (gen.), victori (dat.), victorem (acc.), victore (abl.); and plural: victors (nom.), victorum (gen.), victoribus (dat./abl.), victores (acc.). Thus victoribus appears in Latin as the form used for objects or instruments in the plural dative or plural ablative.
In Latin usage, victor refers to someone who has overcome opponents or achieved victory. The form victoribus
Etymologically, victor comes from a root meaning “conqueror” and has given rise in many languages to words