Dragan

Dragan (Serbian Cyrillic Драган ) is a Serbo-Croatian male first name, which is particularly prevalent among the Serbs. The female form is Dragana.

Origin

The name is derived from the Slavic drag ( dear, expensive ), meaning " love," " love," " treasure".

Bearers of the name

First name

• Dragan Bogavac (* 1980), Montenegrin football player
• Dragan Čavić ( b. 1958 ), Bosnian Prime Minister
• Dragan Covic ( b. 1956 ), Bosnian Croat politician
• Dragan Džajić (* 1946), Yugoslav football player
• Dragan Espenschieds (* 1975), German chiptune musician and media artist
• Dragan Holcer (* 1945), Yugoslav football player
• Dragan Jočić ( b. 1960 ), Minister of the Interior of Serbia
• Dragan Kosić (* 1970), Montenegrin chess player and coach
• Dragan Mance (1962-1985), Serbian football player
• Dragan Micanovic (born 1970 ), Serbian actor
• Dragan Mikerevic ( b. 1955 ), Bosnian politicians
• Dragan Mrđa ( born 1984 ), Serbian football player
• Dragan Primorac (born 1965 ), Croatian politician
• Dragan Stojkovic (born 1965 ), Serbian football player
• Dragan Sutanovac ( b. 1968 ), Minister of Defence of Serbia
• Dragan Terzić ( b. 1971 ), Bosnian football player and coach
• Dragan Todorovic ( born 1952 ), Serbian politicians
• Dragan Tomic (* 1936), Serbian politicians
• Dragan Trkulja ( born 1963 ), Serbian football player
• Dragan Velikić ( born 1953 ), Serbian writer and ambassador to Austria
• Dragan Tsankov Kiriakow (1828-1911), Bulgarian Prime Minister

Fictional people

• Dragan, one of the comedy duo Mundstuhl

Family name

• Andrzej Dragan (born 1978 ), a Polish photographer and physicist
• Giuseppe Costantino Dragan (1917-2008), Romanian - Italian entrepreneurs
• Jaromir Dragan ( b. 1963 ), Slovak ice hockey player
• Miroslav Dragan (born 1970 ), a Belgian comic book writer
• Mirosław Dragan ( born 1959 ), Polish football coach
• Dragan Stanisław (1941-2007), Polish boxer

Variants

• Dragaš, Dragivoje, Drago, Dragoljub, Dragomir, Dragoslav, Dragutin, Draghan, Drahoslav, Dražen, Dragiša, Drăgan