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Help[Facts] Re: Dragoljub,Ratko
in reply to a message by plinius
I would translate Dragoljub into Italian as "caro amato". It consists of two radices: "Drag" meaning "Dear" and "Ljub" meaning "Love".
Ratko comes from Slavonic "radost" meaning "joy". Diminutive of RADI. Other spelling: Radko. Female: RADKA/RATKA.
These names are common to South Slavonic area.
Ratko comes from Slavonic "radost" meaning "joy". Diminutive of RADI. Other spelling: Radko. Female: RADKA/RATKA.
These names are common to South Slavonic area.
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