Radojica

The first name Radojica (Радојица) is a diminutive form of the Serbian and Montenegrin name Radoje (Радоје). In English translation, this name means 'the good-natured', 'the cheerful', 'the proud', and 'the worker'.

What does the name Radojica mean?

Radojica (Радојица) is a diminutive form of the masculine first name Radoje (Радоје) from Montenegro and Serbia. Translated into English, this name means 'the good-natured', 'the cheerful', 'the proud', and 'the worker'. The origin of the name lies in Old Slavic and refers either to the element rad (рад), which stands for 'good-natured', 'happy', 'cheerful', 'joyful', 'proud', and 'willing', or to the verb ráditi (ра́дити), which means 'to work'. Other variants include Rado, Radek, Radko, Rade, Radenko, Radonja, and Radovan.

Where does the name Radojica come from?

The name Radojica has Old Slavic roots and means 'the good-natured'. The word parts come from Old Slavic: rad (рад) means 'good-natured', 'happy', 'cheerful', 'joyful', 'proud', or 'willing'; ráditi (ра́дити) means 'to work'. The name is common in various Slavic languages, including Bulgarian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Serbian, and Czech.

How do you pronounce Radojica?

Ra-do-ji-tsa

Popularity

In Switzerland, the name Radojica ranks 6,602nd in the official list of most common first names and is held by a total of 27 people. The distribution of the name is as follows: In Germany, Radojica is represented in Baden-Württemberg (33.3%) and Schleswig-Holstein (66.7%). Currently, there are no statistical data available in Austria. In Switzerland, the name is found in the cantons of Geneva (33.3%), Uri (33.3%), and Valais (33.3%).

Famous people

• Radojica Vasic (Yugoslav football player)