Cognomen Puhar (Puhar 
, Пухар 
) , around the globe, is a rare family name. The cognomen Puhar is characteristic of Slovenia, where it is quite a common surname, Monaco, and Croatia, where it is quite a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Southern Europe, particularly Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia. Much less frequently, Puhar is the forename as well as the last name.
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janez puhar Slovenian catholic priest, inventor and photographer (1814-1864), SI (b. 1814) |
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margareta puhar SI (b. 1818) |
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alenka puhar Slovenian historian and journalist, SI (b. 1945) |
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| janko puhar Swimmer (b. 1920) |
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| helena puhar SI (b. 1920) |
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| franc puhar SI (b. 1926) |
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| jožica puhar Slovene politician and sociologist, SI (b. 1942) |
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| mihael puhar CH (b. 1937) |
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| zmago puhar SI (b. 1952) |
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| andrea puhar researcher |
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| ivan puhar researcher |
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| iván puhar |
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| saša puhar SI |
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| martin puhar SI |
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| primož puhar SI |
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Mr, Nada, Niko, Nika, Nina, Enni, Ines, Issa, Ivan, Igor, Marin, Mario, Marta, Marko, Mané, Mauro, Mojca, Milan, Milos, Miron, Mitja, Sagar, Tina, Saša, Jovo, Jana, Ms, Ana, Lea, Eva, Ian, Mary, Maja, Mick, Miha, Sara, Simo, Alex, Anka, Kate, Paul, Pete, Rene, Lena, Lili, Lori, Luka, John, and Susan