Jurij
Jurij ( IPA: 'i̯uʀʲii̯ ) is a male given name. It is the Sorbian and Slovenian form of the name Georg and, in addition to Juri, also a possible transliteration of the East Slavic name forms Юрій or Юрий.
For more information on the name, see the main article Georg .
variants
- Jerzi ( Kashubian )
- Jerzy ( Polish )
- Jiří ( Czech )
- Juraj ( Slovak )
- Jurij ( Sorbian )
- Jurijus , Lithuanian
Name bearer
- Jurij Brězan (1916–2006), Sorbian writer
- Jurij Chěžka (1917–1944), Sorbian poet
- Jurij Čornak (1934–2015), Sorbian miller, engineering economist , entrepreneur and politician
- Jurij Dalmatin (~ 1547–1589), Slovenian Protestant priest, author and translator of the Bible into Slovenian
- Jurij Grós (1931–2019), Sorbian functionary and politician, chairman of Domowina
- Jurij Knebel (1934–2020), Sorbian prehistoric
- Jurij Koch (* 1936), Sorbian writer
- Jurij Kramer (* 1940), German actor, screenwriter and director
- Jurij Gustav Kubaš (1845–1924), Sorbian pastor, editor and publicist
- Jurij Łusčanski (1839–1905), Sorbian Catholic dignitary, including titular bishop of Samos
- Jurij Mihevec (1805–1882), Slovenian composer
- Jurij Pilk (1858–1926), Sorbian historian, local researcher, musician and composer
- Jurij Rak (1740–1799), Sorbian lawyer, poet and composer
- Jurij Striedter (1926–2016), Russian-German Slavist and comparativeist
- Jurij Tepeš (* 1989), Slovenian ski jumper
- Jurij A. Treguboff (1913–2000), Russian-German writer
- Jurij Vega (1754–1802), Slovenian mathematician
- Jurij Winar (1909–1991), Sorbian composer
- Jurij Wjela (1892–1969), Sorbian writer and conductor
Web links
Wiktionary: Jurij - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Frequency, regional distribution, and age cohort distribution of the name Jurij in Slovenia