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Pasja imena in priimki v Sloveniji: skoraj 300 Pesjakov

26. julija, 2023
Avtor: Vesna Bizjak
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Število prebivalcev in prebivalk Slovenije s priimkom Pesko je 61, s priimkom Pesjak pa 268, 7 pa jih ima priimek Psič. 

Pes se ne piše nihče, po drugi strani pa je Maček kar pogost priimek, nosi ga kar 1.433 ljudi.

Najpogostejše pasje ime pri nas, Medo, ima 11 prebivalcev, najpogostejše ime za psičke, Luna, pa 450 prebivalk.

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