Comments for DRAGAN:

Also the equivalent of Jordan in Serbia.

-- tomasocarthaigh  2/23/2006

I really love this name. I would use it for my son.

-- curious  3/25/2006

I like it. The meaning is very nice, it sounds good and it isn't commonly used.

-- ml1muse  10/15/2006

It's also used in Bulgaria.
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-- Ivayla  10/19/2006

It means precious, but even more it means "Darling, Dear, Loving, Lovely". It is how you refer to your special someone. :)

-- Dache  2/12/2007

I think that Dragan is a very strong name it suits a strong minded male who is capable of great things. He is loving and caring. He is friendly to all and has many whom look up to him.

-- Mariajane  3/5/2007

The "drag" prefix will get him no end of transvestite ribbings and "Dragan's a drag" is inevitable too!

-- leananshae  12/10/2007

Cool name, but too much like Dragon for use in English-speaking countries.

-- Katheros  12/31/2007

Dragan is fictional character from the TV series "Dobrá čtvrť". He is played by Predrag Bjelać.

-- Emilie007  6/4/2008

Unfortunately, it sounds like "dragon", and it reminds me of a person that behaves like one.

-- bananarama  4/4/2009

This is my dad's name and I love the name and all its variants (Drago, Dražen, Draženko, Draženka(f), Dragana(f)). It is pronounced drah-gahn.

-- enchy  7/10/2009

Sounds too much like "dragon" and looks a bit ugly.

-- -Julia-  7/26/2009

For all the people who think that it's pronounced like dragon: correct pronunciation is DRAH-gahn, not DRAY-gawn!

-- enchy  8/4/2009

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