Đorđević

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Đorđević (Serbian: Ђорђевић, English translation: son of Đorđe/George) is an Eastern Orthodox Christian Serbian surname. It consists of the Serbian male given name Đorđe used as veneration to Saint George, originally derived from Ancient Greek male given name Georgios meaning farmer. A Đorđević family tracing its history to Nikšić, Montenegro, are members of the Bjelopavlići clan.

It may refer to:

Notable people

• Aleksandar Đorđević, retired Serbian professional basketball player and a present basketball coach
• Barney Djordjevic, Serbian-American retired soccer forward
• Bojan Đorđević, Serbian footballer
• Bora Đorđević, Serbian singer, songwriter and poet
• Boriša Đorđević, retired Serbian footballer
• Borivoje Đorđević, retired Serbian football player
• Boško Đorđević, retired Serbian footballer
• Damien Djordjevic, is a French figure skater
• Dragan Đorđević, was the presidential candidate in the Serbian presidential election, 2004
• Filip Đorđević, Serbian football player
• Jovan Đorđević, was the founder of the Novi Sad Serbian National Theatre and the National Theatre in Belgrade
• Kristijan Đorđević, retired Serbian footballer
• Marko Đorđević, Serbian footballer
• Mladomir Puriša Đorđević, Serbian film director and screenwriter
• Milan Ðorđević, Serbian slalom canoer
• Nataša Đorđević, Serbian Turbo-folk singer
• Nenad Đorđević, Serbian football defender
• Predrag Đorđević, retired Serbian football player famed for his free kicks
• Sanja Đorđević, Montenegrin Serb singer
• Saša Đorđević, Serbian footballer
• Slavoljub Đorđević, Serbian footballer
• Tatjana Đorđević, Serbian female Rock singer
• Vladimir Đorđević, Serbian football centre-back currently playing for Győri ETO FC
• Vlastimir Đorđević, Serbian colonel general
• Zoran Đorđević, Serbian football manager