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Serbian Names for Boys

Updated October 2026

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Novak
Serbian
"new"
Tennis star Novak Djokovic introduced this new first name to the English-speaking world, though it had long been familiar as a surname. The celebrity Novak, one of the greatest tennis players of all…
Dren
Albanian, Serbian
"deer, stag; European Cornel"
A concise name with two possible nature-related meanings, Dren is predominantly used in the Balkans, most notably Kosovo. Gentle yet tough, it means "deer" or "stag" from its Albanian roots and…
Sava
Serbian, Bulgarian, and Ukrainian form of Sabbas, Greek
"old man, grandfather"
A Slavic form of the Greek Sabbas, this name is notably associated with Saint Sava, a 12th-century Prince and monk who became known as The Illuminator. He was the founder of Serbian Law and the first…
Ozren
Serbian, Croatian
"to look, glance"
Not to be confused with the Hebrew Ozran, this is a Serbian and Croatian name, derived from the old Slavic word ozreti se meaning "to look", though other sources suggest it comes from ozariti meaning…
Jovica
Diminutive form of Jovan, Serbian, Macedonian
"God is gracious"
A jaunty diminutive of Jovan, itself a Serbian and Macedonian form of John. The name is occasionally linked to Jove too, another name for Jupiter, the supreme Roman god.
Draža
Serbian, Croatian "precious"
"precious"
Originally used as a nickname for names containing the element dorgŭ , Draža has the endearing meaning of "precious". Alternative forms include Dražen and Draško.