Forename Rade

All over the world, Rade (Rade , Раде , 拉德 ) is a common principally male, but very infrequently female first name. The first name Rade is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly Montenegro, where it is quite a common masculine name, Croatia, and Serbia (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Serbia, Croatia, and Egypt. Also, Rade is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Rade

name Радэ, name Rãdę, name 拉的, name Radasse, name Râdê, name ראדה, name Rodde, name Rãdê, name Rada, name Radé, name رادي, name 瑞德, name راد, name 拉地, name Rathe, name Radeau, name Rade, name Radè, name Radë, name 拉德, name Раде, name راده

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Rade	Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, India, Serbia, Croatia
Раде	Ukraine, Bulgaria, Russia, Serbia, Kyrgyzstan
拉德	China

First names said to be same

Rada, Radasse, Radeau, Radè, Radé, Radë, Rathe, Rodde, Râdê, Rãdê, Rãdę, Радэ, ראדה, راد, راده, رادي, 拉地, 拉的, and 瑞德

First name Rade in the context

Rade is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Rade Oblačina , the character from novel Đurađ Branković : a historical novel and Раде Ђеврек , character in My coachman: images from the year 1883.

Notable namesakes

	rade turov plamenac (b. 1842)
	rade hamović Yugoslav general (1916-2009), SI (b. 1916)
	rade bulat Yugoslav partisan (1920-2013), HR (b. 1920)
	rade grbitch United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient (1870-1910), AT (b. 1870)
	rade malobabic Serbian spy, HR (b. 1884)
	rade pribičević politician (b. 1896)
	rade uhlik Bosnian-Herzegovinian romologist (b. 1899)
	rade končar HR (b. 1942)
	rade grmuša Croatian military personnel, HR (b. 1907)
	rade pavlović Yugoslav general (b. 1909)
	rade ličina Serbian in ww2 (b. 1913)
	rade sunara Croatian rower (1914-1987), HR (b. 1914)
	rade klisarič SI (b. 1955)
	rade jovanović Yugoslav composer, BA (b. 1928)
	rade janjanin (b. 1919)