Family name Dabija (Dabija 
, Дабижа 
, Добіжа ) , across the world, is quite a rare surname. The cognomen Dabija is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Moldova, where it is quite a common surname, Romania, where it is quite a rare surname, and Russia, where it is a rare surname. Much less frequently, Dabija is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Dabija | Romania, Moldova, France, Italy, United States |
| Дабижа | Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus |
| Добіжа | Ukraine |
| Дабийа | Russia |
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nicolae dabija Romanian general (1837-1884), RO (b. 1837) |
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gheorghe dabija Romanian general, RO (b. 1872) |
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nicolae dabija Romanian anticommunist, RO (b. 1907) |
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nicolae dabija Moldovan politician, MD (b. 1948) |
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elora dabija Romanian tennis player, RO (b. 1991) |
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| alexandru dabija Romanian actor, RO (b. 1955) |
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| eustratie dabija Prince of Moldavia |
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| elena dabija Moldovan librarian and activist |
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| marius viorel dabija Ph.D. University of Michigan 2000 |
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| mircea dabija correspondence chess player |
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| vlad grigore dabija Ph.D. Stanford University 1994 |
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Mr, Oana, Maria, Maxim, Mihai, Sonia, Sorin, Stela, Sveta, Alice, Alina, Araci, Arina, Adela, Adina, Colea, Boris, Paulo, Petru, Roman, Denis, Danut, Oleg, Diana, Olga, Igor, Ms, Ala, Ana, Dan, Eta, Ion, Alex, Alin, Anna, Anca, Radu, Dana, Doru, Gelu, Gigi, Gicu, John, Joao, Tiby, Vlad, Ilie, Ioan, and Dorel