Dragutin
Slavic · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Dragutin
Dragutin derives from the Slavic root "drag" meaning "precious" or "dear," with the diminutive suffix "-utin," making it literally mean "precious one" or "dear one." The name is primarily used in Serbian, Croatian, and other South Slavic cultures, with notable historical usage including King Dragutin of Serbia (1354-1427), a medieval Serbian ruler.
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Etymology
Dragutin derives from the Slavic root "drag" meaning "precious" or "dear," with the diminutive suffix "-utin," making it literally mean "precious one" or "dear one." The name is primarily used in Serbian, Croatian, and other South Slavic cultures, with notable historical usage including King Dragutin of Serbia (1354-1427), a medieval Serbian ruler.
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