Djordje
Meaning of Djordje
The name Djordje is a unique and culturally rich male name of Serbian origin, pronounced JOR-jay (/ˈjɔr.je/). It is a variant of the more widely known name George, and another common spelling you might encounter is Đorđe. Djordje carries a strong cultural heritage and has historical significance in Serbia, often associated with Saint George, a prominent figure in Christian tradition. Although relatively rare in the United States, it has seen occasional use, with data showing 5 occurrences in 2022, ranking at 12,313. Its distinctive pronunciation and cultural roots make Djordje an excellent choice for parents looking to honor their Serbian heritage or simply choose a name that stands out with its unique charm.
Pronunciation
Serbian
- Pronunced as JOR-jay (/ˈjɔr.je/)
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Notable People Named Djordje
| Djordje Aleksandar Mihailovic is an American professional soccer player known for his role as an attacking midfielder or winger for Eredivisie club AZ Alkmaar and the United States national team. |
| Djordje Djokovic is a Serbian former tennis player and the tournament director of the Serbia Open, and the younger brother of tennis star Novak Djokovic. |
