Ratko name meaning
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What does Ratko mean?
Meaning of Ratko is Warrior is a boy name principally used in Slavic came from Slavonic.
How do I pronounce Ratko?
The two syllabled name Ratko is pronounced, r(a)-tko. It can also be pronounced as rat-ko.
How popular is the name Ratko?
Ratko is a popular baby name in Serbia where every 1 in 600 have the name as well as in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At least, 20000 people globally have been given the name as per our findings.
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Numerological analysis of Ratko
You are used to tolerating people but maybe you should show them their place sometimes. You don't believe much in love. However, deep inside, you secretly wish to find someone who will prove you wrong. But you shouldn't because you are a great person with an amazing mind that's capable of achieving great things. You weren't born to be tamed. You were born to be wild, in the true sense of the word.
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- Jovanka - Odd girl name Jovanka is used especially in Slavic that originated from Hebrew, meaning of Jovanka is "God is Merciful"
- Radost - The Radost is used substantially in Slavic language, meaning of Radost is "Joy"
- Spomenka has its origin in Slavonic, Spomenka means "Memory Souvenir" and a baby girl name is used especially in Slavic
- Svetlan majorly is used in Slavic, meaning of Svetlan is "Light Or Holy"
Famous people named Ratko
- Ratko Ninković, football manager and former player
- Ratko Vujović, Montenegrin political activist and soldier
- Ratko Delorko, German pianist, composer, producer and conductor
- Ratko Perić, Bosnian Croat theologian and bishop prelate of the Catholic Church and the current bishop of Mostar-Duvno and apostolic administrator of Trebinje-Mrkan
- Ratko Dostanić, Serbian football coach and former player
- Ratko Stevović, football manager
- Ratko Varda, Serbian–Bosnian former professional basketball player
- Ratko Svilar, retired Serbian footballer