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Forename Ljudevit

Around the globe, Ljudevit (Ljudevit , Людевит ) is a rare boy's first name. The first name Ljudevit is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly Croatia, where it is quite a common male name, and Slovenia, where it is a rare boy's name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ljudevit

name Луї, name Люі, name ラドウィグ, name Louis, name לודוויג, name Людевит, name Люіс, name Людвіг, name Людовік, name ルイス, name Ludwig, name Луис, name Луи, name Луїс, name لويس, name Луіс, name لودفيغ, name לואיס, name 路易, name Лудвиг, name Людовик, name Λουδοβίκος, name 路易士, name Lodovico, name Луис, Луи, name Людвиг, name Ljudevit, name ルイ, name Λουί

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ljudevit	Croatia, Slovenia, Venezuela, United States, Serbia
Людевит	Russia

First names said to be same

Lodovico, Louis, Ludwig, Λουί, Λουδοβίκος, Лудвиг, Луи, Луис, Луис, Луи, Луіс, Луї, Луїс, Людвиг, Людвіг, Людовик, Людовік, Люі, Люіс, לואיס, לודוויג, لودفيغ, لويس, ラドウィグ, ルイ, ルイス, 路易, and 路易士

Notable namesakes

	ljudevit gaj Croatian academic, writer and politician, HR (b. 1809)
	ljudevit vukotinović Croatian politician and botanist (1813-1893), HR (b. 1813)
	ljudevit jelačić HR (b. 1792)
	ljudevit tomšič SI (b. 1843)
	ljudevit ćurčija roman-catholic archbishop (1818-1881) (b. 1818)
	ljudevit stiasny SI (b. 1862)
	ljudevit furlani SI (b. 1864)
	ljudevit pivko Slovene teacher and politician, SI (b. 1880)
	ljudevit perič politician (b. 1884)
	ljudevit tomašić Croatian politician (b. 1901)
	ljudevit modec (b. 1844)
	ljudevit kuzmić RS (b. 1852)
	ljudevit ivančan (b. 1853)
	ljudevit lajoš čaki (b. 1869)
	ljudevit jurak Croatian pathologist, HR (b. 1881)

Characteristic surnames

Gal, Andrić, Barnjak, Borovac, Bračko, Kuzmić, Putarek, Rupčić, Gabrić, Ljušanin, Jurisic, Hanžek, Francki, Zechner, Markulin, Mandurić, Svedrović, Bijelić, Grgurić, Jelečević, Habjanec, Špoljar, Stipić, Razumović, Stantic, Vujić, Gaj, Tot, Sapi, Sajc, Knez, Sakal, Kolar, Padro, Lekaj, Lojen, Juras, Novak, Andres, Balić, Bauman, Blagec, Poljak, Divald, Drkulec, Horvat, Vadjon, Simovic, and Ognjenović