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Comments for DRAGO:
This name is often used to translate the name Karl, Carl. It's also related with the south Slavic name Predrag.-- nlabus 12/22/2004
This is the Italian word for "dragon".-- wiswina 5/28/2005
A famous bearer is Croatian handballer Drago Vukovič.-- Ronja 1/31/2007
Pronounced dray-go, but the "drag" prefix will get him no end of transvestite ribbings and "Drago's a drag" is inevitable too! What if an alternative spelling could be found? It's a nice enough sounding name if given a second look. What about Drego or Draego?-- leananshae 12/10/2007
The name is not pronounced DRAY-GO.-- mssdm 4/28/2008
Drago from McLintock! pronounces it dray-go.-- welovejamesarness 8/28/2008
This name cannot be pronounced dray-go. Original pronunciation is drah-go, and I think that this name and all it's variants (Dragan, Dražen, Draženko, Dragana, Draženka) are beautiful and they have beautiful meaning.-- enchy 7/10/2009
Pronounced DRAH-goh (Serbian) and DRAY-go (English).-- the toaster 7/22/2009
This name is not used only in Serbia, it's also used in Croatia and Slovenia.-- enchy 8/5/2009
Draško is a diminutive of this name, as well as any other name beginning with the element dorgu "precious". [noted -ed]-- goricar 8/9/2010
"Drago" is also the Italian form of Latin "Draco," meaning "Dragon."-- Francesca 4/11/2011
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