the etymology and history of first names

View Name: Đurađ

ĐURAĐ

GENDER: Masculine

USAGE: Serbian, Croatian

OTHER SCRIPTS: Ђурађ (Serbian)

PRONOUNCED: JOOR-ahj [key]

Meaning & History

Serbian and Croatian variant of GEORGE

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VARIANTS: Djuradj, Djordje, Đorđe (Serbian), Đuro, Juraj (Croatian)

DIMINUTIVES: Jure, Jurica, Juro (Croatian)

OTHER LANGUAGES: Gjergj (Albanian), Georgios, Georgius (Ancient Greek), Gevorg, Kevork (Armenian), Gorka (Basque), Georgi (Bulgarian), Jordi (Catalan), Jory (Cornish), Jiří (Czech), Georg, Jørgen (Danish), Joris, Jurgen, Jurriaan, Joeri, Sjors (Dutch), George, Geordie, Georgie (English), Georgo (Esperanto), Georg (Estonian), Jyri, Jyrki, Yrjänä (Finnish), Georges (French), Joris (Frisian), Xurxo (Galician), Giorgi (Georgian), Georg, Jürgen, Jörg (German), Georgios, Yiorgos, Yorgos (Greek), György, Gyuri (Hungarian), Geevarghese, Varghese (Indian), Seoirse (Irish), Giorgio, Gino, Giorgino (Italian), Georgijs, Georgs, Juris (Latvian), Jurgis (Lithuanian), Gjorgji, Gorgi (Macedonian), Jurian (Medieval German), Yrian (Medieval Scandinavian), Georg, Gøran, Jørgen, Ørjan (Norwegian), Jerzy, Jurek (Polish), Jorge, Jorginho (Portuguese), Gheorghe, George (Romanian), Georgiy, Georgy, Yegor, Yuri, Yuriy (Russian), Deòrsa, Seòras (Scottish), Juraj (Slovak), Jurij, Jure, Jurica (Slovene), Jorge (Spanish), Georg, Göran, Jörgen, Örjan (Swedish), Yuri, Yuriy (Ukrainian), Siôr, Siors, Siorus (Welsh)

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