Cognomen Ambrožič (Ambrožič 
) , worldwide, is a rare last name. The last name Ambrožič is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly Slovenia, where it is quite a common surname, and Croatia, where it is a very rare surname.
| jožef ambrožič SI (b. 1737) |
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miroslav ambrožič Yugoslavia gymnast (1885-1944), SI (b. 1885) |
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bernard ambrožič Slovene Roman Catholic priest, AU (b. 1892) |
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matija ambrožič SI (b. 1889) |
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| mihael ambrožič (b. 1846) |
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lado ambrožič-novljan SI (b. 1908) |
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alojzij ambrožič cardinal, CA (b. 1930) |
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| vinko ambrožič SI (b. 1883) |
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| jože ambrožič US (b. 1884) |
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| franc ambrožič SI (b. 1895) |
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| janez ambrožič SI (b. 1903) |
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borut ambrožič SI (b. 1970) |
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| franci ambrožič SI (b. 1937) |
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| lado ambrožič SI (b. 1948) |
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| jana ambrožič Slovene translator, SI (b. 1960) |
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Ana, Nuša, Matija, Matevž, Simona, Aljaž, Andrej, Adrian, Bogdan, Boštjan, Klemen, Gregor, Tamara, Špela, Martina, Matjaž, Srečko, Andreja, Primož, Gašper, Jožica, Timotej, Neža, Tanja, Jurij, Janko, Rok, Jan, Nik, Maja, Miha, Lado, Luka, Jana, Jaka, Tina, Nataša, Nejc, Marko, Matej, Maša, Aleš, Anže, Bojan, Petra, Peter, Dejan, David, Igor, and Katarina