Milivoje
South Slavic · Boy · 4 syllables
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About the name Milivoje
Milivoje is a South Slavic name composed of two elements: "mil" (dear, gracious) and "voje" (warrior, soldier), meaning "dear warrior" or "gracious soldier" with roots in Proto-Slavic.
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Etymology
Milivoje is a South Slavic name composed of two elements: "mil" (dear, gracious) and "voje" (warrior, soldier), meaning "dear warrior" or "gracious soldier" with roots in Proto-Slavic. The name is primarily used among Serbs and other South Slavic peoples, with historical prominence in medieval Serbia, notably borne by Milivoje, a 14th-century Serbian despot and military commander.
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