For the village near
Biskupija, see Orlić, Croatia.
Orlić is a Serbo-Croatian surname, derived from the word orao, meaning "eagle". It may refer to:
- Mila Orlić, Croatian historian and co-author of Boris Pahor[1]
- Milan Orlić, Serbian poet, prose writer and essayist
- Mirko Orlić, Croatian scientist
- Slobodan Orlić, Serbian politician
- Tihomir "Tiho" Orlić, Croatian musician
- Vladimir Orlić, Serbian politician
- Vlaho Orlić, Yugoslav water polo player and manager
References
- ↑ Biography at the official website of the University of Rijeka, retrieved on 2018-04-19.
Family names derived from the word " eagle" |
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| Germanic |
- North Germanic: Aradóttir, Arason, Arnardóttir, Arnarsdóttir, Arnarson, Árnadóttir, Arnarsson, Árnason, Ørn
- West Germanic: Adler, Adelaar, Ahrens, Arend, Arends, Arents, Arnold, Eagle, Eagles, Eagleton
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| Slavic |
- Orel, Orzeł, Oryol
- Akvilev
- Arłou, Arlowski
- Orlenko
- Orlić, Orlicz, Orlović, Orlovich
- Orlik, Orlyk
- Orlin
- Orlov, Orlovsky, Orlovskyi, Orlowski
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