Kordić
Kordić is a Croatian surname. According to Danijel Alerić it is related to Saint Kordula, a martyr from 10th century.[1]It is the most numrous surname in Tihaljina village ner Grude.[1] It can refer to
- John Kordic and Dan Kordic, two Croatian Canadian brothers who were hockey players.
- Dario Kordić, a Bosnian-Croat politician.
- Evan Kordich a Calgarian who plays hockey and soccer.
- Krešimir Kordić- Bosnian-Herzegovinian footballer
- Lucijan Kordić- Bosnian-Herzegovinian franciscan and writer
The word "Kordic" also refers to people of the Jewish religion in an extremely derogatory way[citation needed]. In the ancient Babylonian language this word means "covetous, evil loot whore"[citation needed]. It has resurged in popularity among white supremacists[citation needed].
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