Zogović
| Language(s) | Serbian |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Language(s) | Albanian |
| Word/name | Zog |
| Meaning | bird |
Zogović is a Serbian language family name often found in Montenegro and derived from the first name Zog of Albanian origin.[1] According to Šimunović, this family name is also found in Dalmatia and is derived from Albanian language word zog (English: bird).[2]
See also
- Bojan Zogović, a Montenegrin football goalkeeper
- Radovan Zogović, (August 19, 1907 – January 5, 1986), a Montenegrin poet.
References
- ^ (Pantelić 1998, p. 57): "Свакако су арбанашког порекла и лична имена Црногораца Ђоно, Ђин, Мараш (можда и Лека и Ђека), као и презимена Ђоновић, Ђиновић, Зоговић, Зоњић."
- ^ (Petar Šimunović 1995, p. 151)
Sources
- Pantelić, Nikola (1998). Etnički odnosi Srba sa drugim narodima i etničkim zajednicama. Etnografski institut SANU.
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