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This is a very cool, Slavic name. I like it.
Dragan Bender is the name of a Croatian professional basketball player that played for 4 seasons in the NBA.
This is my father's name and he loves it. Friends frequently call him Dragane, and even Draganche. I love his name too, both the sound of it and its meaning. And also it's short and easy to spell.
Phonetically, at least for English speakers, I'm pretty sure that this is pronounced DRAY-ghen, rhymes with Reagan. So it doesn't really sound like Drag or Dragon at all, only in the spelling.
I'm strangely attracted to this name but it's just so close to the word Dragon for me to consider using it. :(
For all the people who think that it's pronounced like dragon: correct pronunciation is DRAH-gahn, not DRAY-gawn!
Sounds too much like "dragon" and looks a bit ugly.
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.
Unfortunately, it sounds like "dragon", and it reminds me of a person that behaves like one.
Dragan is fictional character from the TV series "Dobrá čtvrť". He is played by Predrag Bjelać.
Cool name, but too much like Dragon for use in English-speaking countries.
The "drag" prefix will get him no end of transvestite ribbings and "Dragan's a drag" is inevitable too!
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.
It means precious, but even more it means "Darling, Dear, Loving, Lovely". It is how you refer to your special someone. :)
It's also used in Bulgaria.
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I like it. The meaning is very nice, it sounds good and it isn't commonly used.
I really love this name. I would use it for my son.
Also the equivalent of Jordan in Serbia.

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