At a glance
- In short
- Predrag is a strong Serbian name meaning "dear" or "precious."
- U.S. rank 2025
- Not in the 2025 data · last seen 1972 (#4,986)
- Babies in 1972
- 5 (<0.01% of boys)
- First recorded
- 1972 (the only year on record)
Meaning of Predrag
Predrag is a strong and distinctive name of Serbian origin, meaning "dear" or "precious." It is a popular name in Serbia and other Slavic countries. The name Predrag has a rich historical and cultural significance, with associations to bravery and resilience. In the United States, the name Predrag has been less common, but it carries a sense of uniqueness and individuality. The pronunciation of Predrag in Serbian is /prɛdɹæg/, which adds to its exotic appeal. With its deep roots and powerful sound, Predrag makes for an intriguing and meaningful choice for parents seeking a name with character for their baby boy.
How to pronounce Predrag
Serbian
- Pronounced PREH-drahg /prɛdɹæg/
Popularity of Predrag in the U.S.
Notable people named Predrag
- Predrag Danilović — Sasha Danilovic is a Serbian basketball executive and former star player, celebrated as one of Europe's top shooting guards of the 1990s.
- Predrag Mijatovic is a Montenegrin football administrator and former striker.
- Predrag Gojković Cune — Predrag Gojkovic, known as Cune, was a Serbian singer whose career spanned six decades.
- Predrag Koraksić Corax — Predrag Koraksic, known as Corax, was a Serbian political cartoonist.
- Predrag Bjelac is a Serbian actor known for playing Igor Karkaroff in Harry Potter and Lord Donnon in The Chronicles of Narnia.
More people named Predrag 4 more
- Predrag Balasevic is a Serbian politician of Timok Vlach heritage who leads the Vlach National Party.
- Predrag Ejdus was a Serbian actor who appeared in over 200 theater productions, 50 films and 30 television series.
- Predrag Filipovic is a Serbian race walker who competed in four Olympic Games from 2004 to 2016.
- Predrag Zimonjic is a Serbian water polo player who represented FR Yugoslavia at the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics.