What Are People From Serbia Called?

Southeast Europe, Serbia

The demonym for people from Serbia is:

Serbian

Pronunciation:

/ˈsɜːrbiən/

Ends in -ian — see how this suffix works

AirSERBIA (Nikola Tesla Livery), YU-ARB, Airbus A330-243 (51283998143)
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About Serbia

Serbia is a country in the heart of the Balkans, with Belgrade as its capital and a location at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe. It has been an EU candidate country since 2012. Serbia is known for its rich history, Orthodox Christianity, and cultural heritage, with medieval monasteries and Ottoman-era sites scattered across the land. The Danube and Sava rivers meet in Belgrade, where a fortress overlooks the water and lively riverside districts host cafes, music venues, and galleries. Serbia's cuisine, from grilled meats to homemade breads and plum brandy, reflects its diverse regional influences. Visitors can explore the Vojvodina plains, the Fruska Gora hills, and the mountains of the south, making Serbia a compelling destination for travelers.

Quick Facts about Serbia
Population:
6,834,326 (2024 est.)
Country:
Serbia
Region:
Southeast Europe

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Etymology of the Serbia Demonym

From the Slavic tribe of Serbs, possibly meaning 'guardian' or 'protector' in ancient Slavic.

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