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This section includes first names of Serbian origin. Serbian names represent a proud Balkan heritage, an area where land and language have been fiercely defended throughout history.
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Browse Serbian male and female names by alphabetical order to find out the meanings of the names. Click on the first letter of the name you're looking for.
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The Serbian language is a South Slavic language which is spoken by about 10 million speakers, mostly in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the surrounding Balkan countries. Serbian is a member of the Serbo-Croatian macrolanguage, which was spoken in former Yugoslavia. Until the 19th century, the ethnic groups in the area spoke very similar but nonstandard languages or dialects.
In 1850 the language was unified based on the dialects of Belgrade and Zagreb, and it remained so until the dissolution of Yugoslavia beginning in 1991. Serbo-Croatian now spoken by over 16 million people in four recognized forms: Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin. It is closely related with the other languages spoken on the Balkan Peninsula, and more distantly with Russian.
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