Cognomen Vidrih (Vidrih 
) , across the world, is a rare family name. The surname Vidrih is characteristic of Slovenia, where it is quite a common surname, Cyprus, where it is quite a rare surname, and Hungary, where it is a rare surname. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Slovenia, Hungary, and Italy.
|
renato vidrih Slovene seismologist (1957-2010), SI (b. 1957) |
|
| marija vidrih SI (b. 1942) |
|
|
| budislav vidrih SI (b. 1945) |
|
|
| gorazd vidrih Slovene politician, SI (b. 1958) |
|
|
| nives vidrih Slovenian translator, SI (b. 1958) |
|
|
| rajko vidrih SI (b. 1960) |
|
|
| alenka vidrih SI (b. 1964) |
|
|
| simon vidrih SI |
|
|
| rebeka vidrih SI |
|
|
| boris vidrih SI |
|
|
| judita vidrih SI |
|
|
| zlatko vidrih SI |
|
|
| josip vidrih |
|
|
| tone vidrih SI |
|
|
| matej vidrih SI |
|
Mr, Marta, Marko, Majda, Mojca, Simon, Susie, Sofia, Aleš, Alice, Boris, Borut, Bojan, Blaž, Katja, Petra, Pedro, Rajko, David, Damir, Lucas, Jože, Ziga, Tanja, Olga, Nejc, Ms, Mia, Ana, Pia, Jan, Nik, Val, Mark, Maja, Anna, Anja, Dora, Lana, Loti, Jana, John, Joã, Tjaã, Nair, Nina, Nino, Igor, and Nives