Vlade

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Name
Vlade
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
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The masculine name Vlade is primarily used as a Serbian short form for names that begin with the element 'Vlad-'. Translated, the name means 'the ruler', 'the powerful', or 'the reigning'.

What does the name Vlade mean?

Vlade is a Serbian short form of first names that start with 'Vlad-'. The literal translation of the name is 'the ruler', 'the powerful', or 'the reigning'. The origin of the name can be found in Old Slavic, where it is derived from the term vlad, meaning 'to rule', 'power', 'dominion', or 'overlord'. Other variants include Vlado, Vladan, Vladas, and the Georgian Lado.

Where does the name Vlade come from?

The name Vlade has Old Slavic roots and means among other things 'the ruler' or 'the reigning'. The Old Slavic

How do you pronounce Vlade?

Vlade is pronounced like 'Vlah-deh'.

Popularity

In Germany, Vlade is a rather rare first name. Currently, it ranks 5,840th on the list of the most common male first names. In the last ten years, Vlade has been chosen as a first name less than 10 times, which places it at 9,638th in the ten-year statistics. For the period from 2010 to 2024, it stands at rank 10,904. An overview of the global popularity and frequency of Vlade shows how it is positioned in the name charts of various countries.

Similar first names

Famous people

  • Vlade Divac (former Serbian basketball player)
  • Vlade Durovic (basketball player from Serbia)
  • Vlade Janakievski (American football player)
  • Vlade Lazarevski (Macedonian footballer)

Frequently asked questions about the name Vlade

What does the name Vlade mean?

Vlade is a Serbian short form of names that begin with 'Vlad-'. It means 'the ruler', 'the powerful', or 'the reigning' and has its roots in Old Slavic.

Where does the name Vlade come from?

The name Vlade has Old Slavic origins and is common in various Slavic languages, including Serbian, Croatian, and Slovenian.

How popular is the name Vlade?

Vlade is relatively common in Slavic countries, but less widespread than other variants like Vladislav or Vladimir.

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