Bogdan

Bogdan is a male first name of Slavic origin.

Origin and Meaning

The name means etymologically, Gift of God, God Given ', and is thus a typical Theophor, a name of religious provenance, as the same major name Theodore and Dorothea, Matthias / Matthew, Jonathan, Nathan ( iel ), Donatella, Isidore, and many others.

Even the name of the city of Baghdad is based on this etymology.

Variants

  • Bohdan, Bogudan, Bogidar
  • Distributed as a surname; see Bogdan surname to carriers

Bearers of the name

AnyName (all forms)

  • Bogdan I., 1359-1365 voivode of Moldavia
  • Bogdan II, 1449-1451 voivode of Moldavia
  • Bogdan III. cel Orb, 1504-1517 voivode of Moldavia
  • Bogdan IV, 1568-1572 voivode of Moldavia

First name (all forms)

  • Bogdan Bogdanovic (1922-2010), Serbian architect, urban theorist and essayist
  • Bohdan Butko (* 1991), Ukrainian football player
  • Bohdan Khmelnytsky (1595-1657), founder of the first Cossack State
  • Bogdan Hutten - Czapski of (1851-1937), Prussian politician
  • Bogdan Lobonţ (born 1978 ), the Romanian football player
  • Bogdan Musiol (* 1957), German Bobsportler
  • Bohdan Osadczuk (1920-2011), a Ukrainian journalist and author
  • Bohdan Paczynski (1940-2007), Polish astronomer and astrophysicist
  • Bogdan Radivojević (* 1993), Serbian handball player
  • Bohdan Schust ( born 1986 ), Ukrainian football player
  • Bohdan Stupka (1941-2012), Ukrainian actor
  • Bogdan Suchowiak (1905-1991), Polish writer and concentration camp survivor
  • Bogdan Wenta ( b. 1961 ), Polish handball player and coach
Slavic names Theophoric name Bogdan (disambiguation) Bogdan IV of Moldavia
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