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      Meaning of the first name Srdjan

      Origin

      Slavic, Primarily Serbian

      Meaning

      To Be Serious or Earnest

      Variations

      Mordjane, Adjani, Django
      The name Srdjan originates from the Slavic linguistic tradition, particularly within Serbian culture. It is derived from the root word serious or earnest, which conveys a sense of gravity, sincerity, and depth of character. This name embodies qualities of responsibility and dedication, making it a meaningful choice for many families within the Serbian community. In etymological terms, the nuances of the name suggest a personality that values commitment and earnestness in both personal and professional realms.

      Srdjan has historical significance in Serbian culture, often appearing in literature, folklore, and historical records. The name can trace its roots back to the early Slavic tribes that inhabited the Balkans, where personal names often conveyed strength and moral character. Throughout the centuries, Srdjan has been borne by notable figures in various domains, including politics, arts, and sports, contributing to its enduring presence in Serbian history. The name's association with seriousness has made it a favored choice among parents seeking to instill similar values in their children.

      In contemporary society, the name Srdjan remains popular in Serbia and among the Serbian diaspora around the world. It is commonly used among various age groups, reflecting both tradition and modernity. The name has also gained recognition in popular culture, with various public figures and celebrities bearing the name, thereby enhancing its visibility. Today, Srdjan is often seen as a representation of pride in cultural heritage, appealing to those who wish to connect with their Slavic roots while embracing modern values.

      Based on our records...

      Knezevic

      Knezevic

      This is the most common surname associated with Srdjan.
      Duja

      Duja

      This is the most common name of those married to a Srdjan.
      Jovan

      Jovan

      This is the most common name for a child of a Srdjan.
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      1969 is when there were the most people born with the first name Srdjan.

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