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Gojko - Boy Name Meaning and Pronunciation
Gojko is a Serbian name with a strong and masculine feel. It's rooted in Slavic history and culture, carrying a sense of strength and resilience. While less common outside of Serbia, it stands out as a unique and memorable name.
Gojko is generally perceived positively, evoking images of a strong, reliable, and confident individual. It's easy to write and pronounce, making it a practical choice.
While not widely known internationally, Gojko holds a special place in Serbian culture and history. Its association with strength and bravery adds to its charm and makes it a fitting choice for parents seeking a name with a strong cultural heritage.
Basic Information
Gender: Boy
Sounds Like: GOY-ko
Pronunciation Explanation: The emphasis is on the first syllable "GOY", and the second syllable is pronounced like "ko".
Summary and Meaning
Meaning: A strong and resilient warrior
Origin: The name Goj
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Volume two
ABOUT THE PLAY
According to Borivoje Jevtić, one of the reasons Nušić decided to accept the “unrewarding and distressing” function of a theatre manager once more at the age of sixty-one, this time in the Sarajevo theatre, and to “leave his beloved home town, Belgrade”, was his deep dissatisfaction with the Serbian Royal Academy of Sciences and Art, since the Academy failed to nominate him for membership in 1924. “The public was not aware of the fact that he was not even formally nominated. Still, it seems that this fact was the most painful moment for the great comedy playwright. Nonetheless, the situation had a positiv effect in the long run (from today’s point of view). Seeing that he had not been nominated and being informed by his friends about the issues the Academy held against him (…), he adopted a more serious perspective about his work. Instead of merely looking for comical situations and making people laugh,
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