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Drago Dumbovic, Croatian footballer known simply as Drago.

Drago is the name of a main character in the Bakugan anime franchise.

Drago means "dragon" in Italian.

Common in Bulgaria. Sounds badass and masculine. Used widely in the Southern Slavic countries, meaning dear.

It's meant to be drah-go but in a English country everyone will say dray-go.

"Drago" is also the Italian form of Latin "Draco," meaning "Dragon."

Draško is a diminutive of this name, as well as any other name beginning with the element dorgu "precious". [noted -ed]

Pronounced DRAH-goh (Serbian) and DRAY-go (English).

This name is not used only in Serbia, it's also used in Croatia and Slovenia.

Drago from McLintock! pronounces it dray-go.

This name cannot be pronounced dray-go. Original pronunciation is drah-go, and I think that this name and all it's variants (Dragan, Dražen, Draženko, Dragana, Draženka) are beautiful and they have beautiful meaning.

The name is not pronounced DRAY-GO.

Pronounced dray-go, but the "drag" prefix will get him no end of transvestite ribbings and "Drago's a drag" is inevitable too! What if an alternative spelling could be found? It's a nice enough sounding name if given a second look. What about Drego or Draego?

A famous bearer is Croatian handballer Drago Vukovič.

This is the Italian word for "dragon".

This name is often used to translate the name Karl, Carl. It's also related with the south Slavic name Predrag.