Balkan Name Generator

Full names from across the Balkans, labeled by country

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Generate full names from across the Balkans, each labeled with its country: Dragana Stanojević (Serbia), Hrvoje Vidović (Croatia), Lejla Suljić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Xhevdet Krasniqi (Kosovo) and Yana Petkova (Bulgaria).

About Balkan names

The Balkans hold several naming traditions side by side, and the surname ending usually tells you which one you are looking at. Across Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro most family names end in -ić, very often -ović or -ević (Stanojević, Kovačević, Hasanović). Bulgarian surnames end in -ov or -ev and North Macedonian ones in -ski or -ov, and both take a form in -a for women, as in Yana Petkova and Katerina Trajkovska. Albanian family names in Albania and Kosovo often end in -i or -aj (Krasniqi, Shehaj). Greek ones end in -opoulos, -idis or -akis, with feminine forms in -ou and -aki, and Romanian ones in -escu or -eanu. Slovenian surnames such as Zupančič, Potočnik and Kos stay the same for women.

Every entry is a full name with its country in brackets, so you can reroll until the right corner of the peninsula comes up. Definitions of the region differ, which is why Greece, Romania and Slovenia have smaller shares than the other countries. Given name and surname always come from the same country and keep their diacritics (č, ć, š, ž, đ, ë, ç, ș, ț), while Bulgarian, North Macedonian and Greek names appear in a common Latin transliteration.

How to choose Balkan names

  • Use the label, not the ending, to place a name. Four countries share -ić surnames, and names such as Kovačević and Vuković turn up in several of them.
  • Keep the gendered forms. A Bulgarian or North Macedonian woman takes the -a form (Angelova, Spasovska) and a Greek woman the -ou or -aki form (Stavropoulou, Stamataki), while Serbian, Croatian, Albanian, Romanian and Slovenian surnames do not change.
  • Keep the diacritics where your platform allows. If it does not, the usual fallback drops the marks, so Kovačević becomes Kovacevic and đ is written dj.
  • To build more names, pair a given name with a surname from another entry under the same country label, keep the gender of the surname form in mind, and look the pairing up before you settle on it, since some given names and surnames tend to travel together.
  • For a family, give parents and children the same surname, and in Bulgaria and North Macedonia give daughters the -a form of the father's name.

Frequently asked questions

What are some common Balkan last names?

It depends on the country. The list includes Stojanović and Marković for Serbia, Horvat and Novak for Croatia, Hadžić and Hodžić for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgievski and Trajkovska for North Macedonia, Krasniqi and Gashi for Kosovo, and Ionescu and Popa for Romania.

Which countries does this generator cover?

Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Albania and Kosovo, with smaller shares for Greece, Romania and Slovenia. People draw the edges of the Balkans differently, so the last three are included but kept smaller.

Why do so many Balkan surnames end in -ić?

The ending -ić is a South Slavic suffix that marks descent, and -ović or -ević attach it to a parent's name. Pavlović began as a way of saying "descendant of Pavle", which is why a name like Predrag Pavlović reads as plainly Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian or Montenegrin without the label.

Do these names belong to particular people?

No. The given names and surnames are ones in everyday use in each country, paired freely, so a combination may match a living person by chance. None of them refers to an individual.

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A: 44 names

  • Achilleas Triantafyllou (Greece)
  • Adis Avdić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Admir Pašić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Adna Tahirović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Adnan Bajrić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Agron Dervishi (Albania)
  • Albena Panayotova (Bulgaria)
  • Aleksa Radulović (Montenegro)
  • Aleksandar Zdravković (Serbia)
  • Aleksandra Dimitrijević (Serbia)
  • Alenka Jarc (Slovenia)
  • Aleš Jelen (Slovenia)
  • Alexandra Florea (Romania)
  • Alina Moraru (Romania)

A, continued

  • Alma Alić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Almir Jusić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Amir Smajić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Amra Begić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Ana Golubović (Montenegro)
  • Anđela Gavrilović (Serbia)
  • Anđela Kasalica (Montenegro)
  • Andi Tafa (Albania)
  • Andrei Nica (Romania)
  • Andreja Kos (Slovenia)
  • Andrija Miljković (Serbia)
  • Andrija Peković (Montenegro)
  • Anel Kadić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Angel Daskalov (Bulgaria)
  • Angela Todorovska (North Macedonia)

A, continued

  • Angeliki Spyropoulou (Greece)
  • Anila Ndreca (Albania)
  • Anita Vidović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Antun Lončar (Croatia)
  • Anže Uršič (Slovenia)
  • Apostolos Alexiou (Greece)
  • Ardian Halili (Albania)
  • Ariadni Petridou (Greece)
  • Arjan Doda (Albania)
  • Armin Ramić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Artan Toska (Albania)
  • Asen Tanev (Bulgaria)
  • Aurelia Stanciu (Romania)
  • Avni Selmani (Kosovo)
  • Azra Šehić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

B: 31 names

  • Barbara Blažević (Croatia)
  • Bekim Latifi (Kosovo)
  • Belma Karić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Besarta Ymeri (Kosovo)
  • Besnik Kasa (Albania)
  • Biljana Antić (Serbia)
  • Biljana Ilievska (North Macedonia)
  • Biljana Popović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Bilyana Stoyanova (Bulgaria)
  • Blagica Markovska (North Macedonia)

B, continued

  • Blagoj Popovski (North Macedonia)
  • Blagovest Vasilev (Bulgaria)
  • Bledar Demiri (Albania)
  • Blerina Qerimi (Kosovo)
  • Blerta Gjokaj (Albania)
  • Bogdan Lupu (Romania)
  • Bogdan Radović (Montenegro)
  • Bojan Grujić (Serbia)
  • Bojan Zeljković (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Bora Çuni (Albania)

B, continued

  • Borče Markovski (North Macedonia)
  • Borislav Grbić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Borislav Rusev (Bulgaria)
  • Borna Kovačević (Croatia)
  • Borut Kuhar (Slovenia)
  • Boyan Nikolov (Bulgaria)
  • Božena Knežević (Croatia)
  • Božidar Mićunović (Montenegro)
  • Branka Stefanović (Serbia)
  • Bruna Brkić (Croatia)
  • Burim Hasani (Kosovo)

C: 7 names

  • Carmen Enache (Romania)
  • Časlav Jakovljević (Serbia)
  • Cătălin Popa (Romania)
  • Christina Anastasiou (Greece)
  • Chrysoula Antoniou (Greece)
  • Cristina Ardeleanu (Romania)
  • Cveta Mitreva (North Macedonia)

D: 42 names

  • Damir Barišić (Croatia)
  • Daniel Iordache (Romania)
  • Daniela Kostoska (North Macedonia)
  • Daniela Raykova (Bulgaria)
  • Daniela Ștefănescu (Romania)
  • Danijel Perković (Croatia)
  • Danijela Blagojević (Serbia)
  • Danijela Lazović (Montenegro)
  • Danilo Koprivica (Montenegro)
  • Dardan Bytyqi (Kosovo)
  • Darina Kovacheva (Bulgaria)
  • Darinka Kaluđerović (Montenegro)
  • Dario Bošnjak (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Dario Mandić (Croatia)

D, continued

  • Darja Zadravec (Slovenia)
  • Darko Milevski (North Macedonia)
  • Darko Sretenović (Serbia)
  • Dashamir Gjoni (Albania)
  • Davor Mandić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Denis Žagar (Croatia)
  • Denisa Hysa (Albania)
  • Denitsa Ilieva (Bulgaria)
  • Desislava Mutafchieva (Bulgaria)
  • Despina Galani (Greece)
  • Diana Dobre (Romania)
  • Dijana Trivić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Dimitar Josifovski (North Macedonia)
  • Dobromir Petrov (Bulgaria)

D, continued

  • Dora Klarić (Croatia)
  • Đorđe Todorović (Serbia)
  • Dragan Knežević (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Dragan Mitrevski (North Macedonia)
  • Dragana Stanojević (Serbia)
  • Dragica Dimovska (North Macedonia)
  • Dragoljub Živković (Serbia)
  • Dragoș Păun (Romania)
  • Drenusha Gjinovci (Kosovo)
  • Dubravka Crnković (Croatia)
  • Duje Ivanković (Croatia)
  • Dunja Marinković (Serbia)
  • Đuro Bulatović (Montenegro)
  • Dušan Stojanović (Serbia)

E: 25 names

  • Edin Osmanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Edlira Pepa (Albania)
  • Edmond Bushi (Albania)
  • Edona Shala (Kosovo)
  • Eleni Zerva (Greece)
  • Elira Leka (Albania)
  • Elitsa Dobreva (Bulgaria)
  • Elizabeta Spasovska (North Macedonia)
  • Elma Hodžić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Elona Rrapi (Albania)
  • Elpida Dimopoulou (Greece)
  • Elton Veliu (Albania)

E, continued

  • Ema Sertić (Croatia)
  • Emil Buzatu (Romania)
  • Emil Kalchev (Bulgaria)
  • Emilia Marinova (Bulgaria)
  • Emina Zukić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Enis Rrahmani (Kosovo)
  • Enkelejda Dibra (Albania)
  • Entela Koci (Albania)
  • Erion Mata (Albania)
  • Ermin Ahmetović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Ermira Nika (Albania)
  • Erza Ramadani (Kosovo)
  • Etleva Hila (Albania)

F: 11 names

  • Fatima Memić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Faton Shabani (Kosovo)
  • Fitore Syla (Kosovo)
  • Fjolla Hyseni (Kosovo)
  • Florent Tahiri (Kosovo)
  • Flutura Mema (Albania)
  • Fotis Dimitriou (Greece)
  • Franc Turk (Slovenia)
  • Frane Jakšić (Croatia)
  • Franka Matić (Croatia)
  • Frosina Nikolovska (North Macedonia)

G: 15 names

  • Galina Yankova (Bulgaria)
  • Georgi Tonchev (Bulgaria)
  • Georgiana Ciobanu (Romania)
  • Gergana Yordanova (Bulgaria)
  • Gëzim Kuka (Albania)
  • Giorgos Athanasiou (Greece)
  • Gjergj Çela (Albania)
  • Gjorgji Trpeski (North Macedonia)
  • Goran Bogdanovski (North Macedonia)
  • Goran Đurić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Goran Veselinović (Serbia)
  • Gordana Gajić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Gordana Petkovska (North Macedonia)
  • Gorica Đorđević (Serbia)
  • Gregor Leban (Slovenia)

H: 5 names

  • Haris Omerović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Helena Čelebić (Montenegro)
  • Hristijan Mihajlovski (North Macedonia)
  • Hristo Ganchev (Bulgaria)
  • Hrvoje Vidović (Croatia)

I: 18 names

  • Igor Andonovski (North Macedonia)
  • Igor Lazić (Serbia)
  • Ileana Mocanu (Romania)
  • Ilias Zafeiriou (Greece)
  • Ilija Brajović (Montenegro)
  • Ilija Ivanov (North Macedonia)
  • Iliya Tsvetkov (Bulgaria)
  • Ilma Mehić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Ionuț Sava (Romania)

I, continued

  • Irena Blatnik (Slovenia)
  • Irini Papadimitriou (Greece)
  • Isidora Pantić (Serbia)
  • Itana Đukić (Montenegro)
  • Iva Bošnjak (Croatia)
  • Ivana Radić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Ivanka Ruseva (Bulgaria)
  • Ivaylo Enchev (Bulgaria)
  • Iztok Jenko (Slovenia)

J: 12 names

  • Jadranka Šarić (Croatia)
  • Jaka Primožič (Slovenia)
  • Jakov Marić (Croatia)
  • Jasmina Arsovska (North Macedonia)
  • Jelena Ignjatović (Serbia)
  • Jelena Lalović (Montenegro)
  • Jelena Savić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Jeton Avdiu (Kosovo)
  • Jovan Šopov (North Macedonia)
  • Jovana Jevtić (Serbia)
  • Jože Lah (Slovenia)
  • Jure Golub (Croatia)

K: 23 names

  • Kalina Slavova (Bulgaria)
  • Kaloyan Chakarov (Bulgaria)
  • Karlo Novak (Croatia)
  • Katarina Milenković (Serbia)
  • Katerina Trajkovska (North Macedonia)
  • Katja Rutar (Slovenia)
  • Kejsi Prifti (Albania)
  • Kemal Bašić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Kenan Hasanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Kire Zafirov (North Macedonia)
  • Kiril Velkovski (North Macedonia)

K, continued

  • Klara Bilić (Croatia)
  • Kosta Mitrev (North Macedonia)
  • Kostadin Pavlov (Bulgaria)
  • Krasimir Zlatev (Bulgaria)
  • Krešimir Špoljarić (Croatia)
  • Kristina Ćorić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Kristina Martinović (Montenegro)
  • Kristina Tasevska (North Macedonia)
  • Krsto Lakić (Montenegro)
  • Ksenija Dragović (Montenegro)
  • Ksenija Zarić (Serbia)
  • Kujtim Vata (Albania)

L: 23 names

  • Labinot Sadiku (Kosovo)
  • Lana Mikulić (Croatia)
  • Lara Kokalj (Slovenia)
  • Larisa Georgescu (Romania)
  • Laura Jukić (Croatia)
  • Laurențiu Albu (Romania)
  • Lazar Nenezić (Montenegro)
  • Lefteris Nikolaidis (Greece)
  • Lejla Suljić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Lenka Radosavljević (Serbia)
  • Leon Posavec (Croatia)

L, continued

  • Leonora Halimi (Kosovo)
  • Leotrim Zogaj (Kosovo)
  • Lidija Mugoša (Montenegro)
  • Liljana Jovanovska (North Macedonia)
  • Ljiljana Leković (Montenegro)
  • Ljiljana Paunović (Serbia)
  • Ljubomir Stevanović (Serbia)
  • Ljupčo Kostovski (North Macedonia)
  • Loredana Barbu (Romania)
  • Lorena Jelić (Croatia)
  • Lucija Vrdoljak (Croatia)
  • Luka Radonjić (Montenegro)

M: 47 names

  • Mădălina Neagu (Romania)
  • Magdalena Antunović (Croatia)
  • Magdalena Naumovska (North Macedonia)
  • Maja Medved (Croatia)
  • Manca Potočnik (Slovenia)
  • Manjola Kola (Albania)
  • Maria Marinescu (Romania)
  • Marija Milovanović (Serbia)
  • Marin Dujmović (Croatia)
  • Marina Radunović (Montenegro)
  • Mario Pavlović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

M, continued

  • Marius Diaconu (Romania)
  • Marjan Cvetkovski (North Macedonia)
  • Marko Aleksić (Serbia)
  • Marko Šarić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Marsela Duka (Albania)
  • Marta Orešković (Croatia)
  • Martin Ivanov (Bulgaria)
  • Martin Stojanov (North Macedonia)
  • Martina Marušić (Croatia)
  • Mate Herceg (Croatia)
  • Matea Grubišić (Croatia)
  • Matej Zorić (Croatia)

M, continued

  • Mediha Husić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Mehmed Fazlić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Menka Angelovska (North Macedonia)
  • Merima Muratović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Mihaela Bălan (Romania)
  • Mihai Cazacu (Romania)
  • Milena Sarafova (Bulgaria)
  • Milena Šćepanović (Montenegro)
  • Milica Sekulić (Montenegro)
  • Miloš Nikčević (Montenegro)
  • Miloš Simić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Milutin Pejović (Montenegro)

M, continued

  • Mina Ristić (Serbia)
  • Miodrag Damjanović (Serbia)
  • Mirjana Pehar (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Mirko Čolić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Miroslav Đurić (Serbia)
  • Mirsad Mujić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Mirza Imamović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Mitar Vujačić (Montenegro)
  • Mladen Stipetić (Croatia)
  • Mojca Mlakar (Slovenia)
  • Monika Božić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Monika Radić (Croatia)

N: 23 names

  • Nataša Božović (Montenegro)
  • Nataša Dimitrovska (North Macedonia)
  • Naum Stojanovski (North Macedonia)
  • Ndue Shehaj (Albania)
  • Nebojša Tomić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Nebojša Žižić (Montenegro)
  • Nedim Džafić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Nefeli Lazaridou (Greece)
  • Nejc Zupančič (Slovenia)
  • Nenad Mihajlović (Serbia)
  • Nenad Todorović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

N, continued

  • Nermina Dedić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Nevena Karadzhova (Bulgaria)
  • Nika Lovrić (Croatia)
  • Niki Makri (Greece)
  • Niko Banić (Croatia)
  • Nikola Petrovski (North Macedonia)
  • Nikolina Medenica (Montenegro)
  • Nikolina Šimić (Croatia)
  • Nikos Kontos (Greece)
  • Nina Vujović (Montenegro)
  • Ninoslav Miletić (Serbia)
  • Novak Đurović (Montenegro)

O: 6 names

  • Ognjen Šaranović (Montenegro)
  • Ognyan Simeonov (Bulgaria)
  • Olga Papageorgiou (Greece)
  • Olivera Arsić (Serbia)
  • Ornela Dedaj (Albania)
  • Ourania Stavropoulou (Greece)

P: 15 names

  • Panče Trajanov (North Macedonia)
  • Pavao Poljak (Croatia)
  • Pavle Vojinović (Montenegro)
  • Pencho Terziev (Bulgaria)
  • Penka Kostova (Bulgaria)
  • Petar Bozhilov (Bulgaria)
  • Petar Cvetković (Serbia)
  • Petar Georgievski (North Macedonia)
  • Petra Rukavina (Croatia)
  • Petru Pîrvu (Romania)
  • Pia Klemenčič (Slovenia)
  • Plamen Velikov (Bulgaria)
  • Polona Dolinar (Slovenia)
  • Predrag Pavlović (Serbia)
  • Primož Rupnik (Slovenia)

Q: 1 name

  • Qëndresa Zeqiri (Kosovo)

R: 16 names

  • Radiša Jovanović (Serbia)
  • Radmila Mitrevska (North Macedonia)
  • Radmila Obradović (Serbia)
  • Radoje Đurišić (Montenegro)
  • Radoslav Atanasov (Bulgaria)
  • Radostina Balkanska (Bulgaria)
  • Ralitsa Zlateva (Bulgaria)
  • Raya Zaharieva (Bulgaria)

R, continued

  • Rina Nimani (Kosovo)
  • Rok Pintar (Slovenia)
  • Roko Kralj (Croatia)
  • Rovena Kraja (Albania)
  • Roxana Nistor (Romania)
  • Rumen Popov (Bulgaria)
  • Ružica Marić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Ružica Stamenković (Serbia)

S: 54 names

  • Sabina Dervišević (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Saimir Kadiu (Albania)
  • Samir Kurtović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Sanela Mahmutović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Sanja Kovačević (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Sanja Tasić (Serbia)
  • Sara Ćetković (Montenegro)
  • Saša Rajković (Serbia)
  • Sašo Atanasovski (North Macedonia)
  • Savo Mijović (Montenegro)
  • Selma Hadžić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Senada Mustafić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Shpend Pllana (Kosovo)

S, continued

  • Shpëtim Haxhiu (Albania)
  • Silvio Kovač (Croatia)
  • Simona Šopova (North Macedonia)
  • Siniša Lazić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Skënder Frashëri (Albania)
  • Slavčo Risteski (North Macedonia)
  • Slaven Babić (Croatia)
  • Slavica Lazarevska (North Macedonia)
  • Slavica Simić (Serbia)
  • Slaviša Golubović (Serbia)
  • Slavko Uskoković (Montenegro)
  • Smiljana Ilić (Serbia)
  • Snežana Simonovska (North Macedonia)
  • Snežana Vidaković (Serbia)

S, continued

  • Sofija Vukotić (Montenegro)
  • Sokol Braho (Albania)
  • Sotiris Mavridis (Greece)
  • Srđan Maksimović (Serbia)
  • Stana Mrdak (Montenegro)
  • Stanislava Zheleva (Bulgaria)
  • Stanko Košir (Slovenia)
  • Staša Tomić (Serbia)
  • Stavros Theodoropoulos (Greece)
  • Stavroula Oikonomou (Greece)
  • Ștefan Coman (Romania)
  • Stefan Nedeljković (Serbia)
  • Stefan Rakočević (Montenegro)

S, continued

  • Stefka Savova (Bulgaria)
  • Stelios Kalogeropoulos (Greece)
  • Stipe Cindrić (Croatia)
  • Stjepan Grgić (Croatia)
  • Stojan Kostoski (North Macedonia)
  • Stojna Zdravkovska (North Macedonia)
  • Stoyan Valchev (Bulgaria)
  • Stratos Karagiannis (Greece)
  • Suela Ndoj (Albania)
  • Sunčica Pavić (Croatia)
  • Suzana Blaževska (North Macedonia)
  • Svetlana Vukadinović (Serbia)
  • Svetoslav Draganov (Bulgaria)
  • Svjetlana Vasiljević (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

T: 29 names

  • Tamara Anđelković (Serbia)
  • Tamara Raičević (Montenegro)
  • Tanja Božić (Croatia)
  • Tanja Krstevska (North Macedonia)
  • Tasos Georgiadis (Greece)
  • Tatjana Stojanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Tena Šimunović (Croatia)
  • Teodor Ionescu (Romania)
  • Teodora Josifovska (North Macedonia)
  • Teodora Peneva (Bulgaria)
  • Teodora Perović (Montenegro)
  • Teodora Urošević (Serbia)
  • Thanasis Tsolakis (Greece)
  • Theodora Stamataki (Greece)

T, continued

  • Thodoris Tsakiris (Greece)
  • Tihomir Chavdarov (Bulgaria)
  • Tihomir Radovanović (Serbia)
  • Tijana Novaković (Serbia)
  • Tijana Pavićević (Montenegro)
  • Tilen Knez (Slovenia)
  • Tin Dragičević (Croatia)
  • Tjaša Lesjak (Slovenia)
  • Tomislav Galić (Croatia)
  • Tonči Jerković (Croatia)
  • Trajče Pavlovski (North Macedonia)
  • Tsvetan Savov (Bulgaria)
  • Tsvetanka Nedelcheva (Bulgaria)
  • Tsvetelina Stefanova (Bulgaria)
  • Tvrtko Zovko (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

U: 1 name

  • Uroš Radivojević (Serbia)

V: 32 names

  • Valbona Cani (Albania)
  • Valdete Gashi (Kosovo)
  • Valentin Boyadzhiev (Bulgaria)
  • Valentin Rădulescu (Romania)
  • Vančo Gjorgjiev (North Macedonia)
  • Vangjel Luli (Albania)
  • Vasil Karaivanov (Bulgaria)
  • Vasile Crăciun (Romania)
  • Vasilije Otašević (Montenegro)
  • Vasilis Panagiotopoulos (Greece)

V, continued

  • Vasilka Mincheva (Bulgaria)
  • Vasko Blaževski (North Macedonia)
  • Veljko Ranković (Serbia)
  • Vesela Toncheva (Bulgaria)
  • Veselin Laković (Montenegro)
  • Vesna Jovović (Montenegro)
  • Vesna Nikolić (Serbia)
  • Vesna Vuković (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
  • Viktor Dzhambazov (Bulgaria)
  • Viktorija Bogoeska (North Macedonia)
  • Violeta Petrovska (North Macedonia)

V, continued

  • Visar Maloku (Kosovo)
  • Višnja Matković (Croatia)
  • Vjekoslav Vukelić (Croatia)
  • Vjollca Sula (Albania)
  • Vladimir Marković (Serbia)
  • Vlatka Franić (Croatia)
  • Vlora Lajçi (Kosovo)
  • Vuk Bojanić (Montenegro)
  • Vukan Petrović (Serbia)
  • Vukašin Mitrović (Serbia)
  • Vukašin Zeković (Montenegro)

X: 1 name

  • Xhevdet Krasniqi (Kosovo)

Y: 3 names

  • Yana Petkova (Bulgaria)
  • Yllka Beqiri (Kosovo)
  • Yordanka Angelova (Bulgaria)

Z: 16 names

  • Zala Pušnik (Slovenia)
  • Žarko Erić (Serbia)
  • Zdenka Krznarić (Croatia)
  • Željka Jurić (Croatia)
  • Željko Bačić (Croatia)
  • Zhivka Gencheva (Bulgaria)
  • Zhivko Hadzhiev (Bulgaria)
  • Zlatko Kolev (North Macedonia)

Z, continued

  • Zoi Kostopoulou (Greece)
  • Zoran Trifunović (Serbia)
  • Zorica Ristovska (North Macedonia)
  • Zorica Vasić (Serbia)
  • Zorka Roganović (Montenegro)
  • Zornitsa Mihaylova (Bulgaria)
  • Zrinka Horvat (Croatia)
  • Zvonimir Pavlić (Croatia)