Zlatarić family

Coat-of-arms of the House of Zlatarić.

Zlatarić (Croatian pronunciation: [zlatǎrit͡ɕ];^[1] Italian: Slatarich) were a noble family from the Republic of Ragusa with origins in Macedonia,^[2] that was part of the Ragusan aristocracy. The empress Maria Theresia in 1765 gave a Hungarian noble title. The family line ended in 1823.

Name[]

"Zlatarić" etymologically originates from the Serbo-Croatian word "zlatar", meaning "goldsmith".

Coat of arms[]

The Coat of arms has a blue and golden diagonal on the left of the bar. The same is accompanied in such a manner on both sides by a similar rose.

Sources[]

Friedrich HEYER von Rosenfeld - "coat of arms book kingdom of the Dalmatien" in Siebmacher 1871, Nachträge P. 137.
Siebmacher 1871, Nachträge p. 130

Notes[]

^ Mangold (2005:853)
^ T R Georgevitch (December 2009). Macedonia. Read Books Design. pp. 13–. ISBN 978-1-4446-7978-6.

Name: Slatarich. "zlatar" meaning "goldsmith" in Serbo-Croatian

References[]

Mangold, Max (2005), Das Aussprachewörterbuch, Duden, ISBN 9783411040667

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[1] Mangold (2005:853)

[Georgevitch2009-2] T R Georgevitch (December 2009). Macedonia. Read Books Design. pp. 13–. ISBN 978-1-4446-7978-6.

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v t Dubrovnik nobility
Original patriciate (before 1667)	Bassegli Benessa Binciola Bobaljević Bocignolo Bona Bonda Buća Kaboga Calich Cerva Croce Ghetaldi Giorgi Gundulić Gučetić Gradić Lučić Lukarić Martinussio Menčetić Mlascagna Palmotić Pucić Proculo Prodanelli Ranjina Resti Saraka Sorkočević Tudisi Vučić Zamagna
Late patriciate (after 1667)	Božidarević Klašić Natali Radagli Seratura Vodopić Zlatarić