Dragan

Dragan ( Cyrillic Драган) is a Serbo-Croatian male given name , which is particularly common among Serbs . The feminine form is Dragana .

origin

The name is derived from the Slavic drag ( dear , dear ) and means "lover" , "dearest" , "treasure" .

Name bearer

First name

• Dragan Adžić (* 1969), Montenegrin handball coach
• Dragan Bender (* 1997), Croatian basketball player
• Dragan Bogavac (* 1980), Montenegrin football player
• Dragan Čavić (* 1958), Bosnian Prime Minister
• Dragan Čović (* 1956), Bosnian-Croatian politician
• Dragan Džajić (* 1946), Yugoslav football player
• Dragan Espenschied (* 1975), German chiptune musician and media artist
• Dragan Gajič (* 1984), Slovenian handball player
• Dragan Holcer (1945-2015), Yugoslav football player
• Dragan Jočić (* 1960), Minister of the Interior of Serbia
• Dragan Kićanović (* 1953), Yugoslav-Serbian basketball player
• Dragan Kosić (* 1970), Montenegrin chess player and trainer
• Dragan Mance (1962–1985), Serbian football player
• Dragan Mićanović (* 1970), Serbian actor
• Dragan Mikerević (* 1955), Bosnian politician
• Dragan Mrđa (* 1984), Serbian football player
• Dragan Nikolić (1943–2016), Yugoslav and Serbian actor
• Dragan Primorac (* 1965), Croatian politician
• Dragan Roganović (* 1978), Australian DJ and music producer, see Dirty South (DJ)
• Dragan Stojković (* 1965), Serbian football player
• Dragan Šutanovac (* 1968), Minister of Defense of Serbia
• Dragan Terzić (* 1971), Bosnian football player and coach
• Dragan Todorović (* 1952), Serbian politician
• Dragan Tomić (* 1936), Serbian politician
• Dragan Trkulja (* 1964), Serbian football player
• Dragan Umičević (* 1984), Swedish ice hockey player of Bosnian origin
• Dragan Velikić (* 1953), Serbian writer and ambassador to Austria
• Dragan Kiriakow Zankow (1828–1911), Bulgarian Prime Minister

Fictional people

• Dragan , one of the comedian duo Mundstuhl

family name

• Andrzej Dragan (* 1978), Polish photographer and physicist
• Giuseppe Costantino Dragan (1917–2008), Romanian-Italian entrepreneur
• Jaromír Dragan (* 1963), Slovak ice hockey player
• Miroslav Dragan (* 1970), Belgian comic book writer
• Mirosław Dragan (* 1959), Polish football coach
• Stanisław Dragan (1941-2007), Polish boxer
• Zvone Dragan (* 1939), Yugoslav or Slovenian politician and diplomat

variants

• Dragaš , Dragivoje, Drago , Dragoljub, Dragomir , Dragoslav, Dragutin , Draghan, Drahoslav, Dražen , Dragiša, Drăgan

See also

• Dragan
• Dragahn

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Branislav Grujić, Josip Zidar: Rečnik nemačko-srpskohrvatski, srpskohrvatsko-nemački / Dictionary German-Serbo-Croatian, Serbo-Croatian-German , Prosveta, Beograd 1970