In the world, Đuro (Đuro 
, Джуро 
) is quite a common male first name. The first name Đuro is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly Croatia, where it is a common male name, Montenegro, where it is quite a common male name, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a rare boy's name. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Bulgaria.
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| Đuro | Austria, Montenegro, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Джуро | Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Ukraine |
Chorche, Corc, Djuro, Duro, Egor, Georg, George, Georges, Georgi, Georgii, Georgij, Georgije, Georgijs, Georgios, Georgius, Georgiy, Georgo, Georgy, Gevorg, Geworg, Geórgios, Gheorghe, Gică, Gieorgij, Giorgi, Giorgio, Gorch, Gueorgui, Guiorgui, Guéorgui, Gyuri, György, Göran, Gøran, Iegor, Jegor, Jehor, Jerguš, Jerzy, Jiří, Jord, Jordi, Jorge, Jori, Joris, Jorn, Juerg, Jur, Juraj, Jure,
| đuro matijašević (1670-1728), IT (b. 1670) |
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| đuro baglivi (b. 1668) |
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| đuro bašić HR (b. 1695) |
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| đuro ferić gvozdenica Croatian poet, HR (b. 1739) |
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| đuro marija albertini (b. 1732) |
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| đuro hidža (1752-1833), HR (b. 1752) |
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đuro pilar geologist (1846-1893), HR (b. 1846) |
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đuro arnold Croatian philosopher, HR (b. 1853) |
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| đuro jelačić (1805-1901), HR (b. 1805) |
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đuro čanić HR (b. 1849) |
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đuro šurmin Croatian literary historian and politician (1867-1937), HR (b. 1867) |
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| đuro augustinović (b. 1816) |
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đuro basariček Croatian politician (1884-1928) (b. 1884) |
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đuro đaković Yugoslavian communist politician (1886–1929), HR (b. 1886) |
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| đuro deželić Croatian writer and politician (1838-1907), HR (b. 1838) |
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Kos, Vukelić, Opačić, Kovačić, Pavlović, Petrović, Rađenović, Vinković, Vojnović, Ivanović, Đaković, Abramović, Kosanović, Knežević, Radaković, Radulović, Jovanović, Tatalović, Novaković, Vučković, Obradović, Živković, Vuković, Nikolić, Jakšić, Jaković, Novak, Matić, Babić, Kovač, Pavić, Perić, Pedala, Lukač, Lukić, Tomić, Martinović, Horvat, Mandić, Stanić, Božić, Dobrić, Galović, Lešić, Lončar, Đurić, Sekulić, Popović, Zorić, and Kovačević