Gjonbalaj is an Albanian surname. Variations include Đonbaljaj, Đonbal(j)ić and Đombal(j)ić. It may refer to Ahmet Zenel Gjonbalaj (1803–1893), Albanian commander during the Albanian Renaissance; Dritan Gjonbalaj, Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of Kosovo; Hodge Gjonbalaj, producer of 2015 instrumental rock album Nazar

The meaning of Gjonbalaj. Albanian (mainly Kosovo, also Montenegro): from the name of the Gjonbalaj brotherhood or clan of the northern Albanian Kelmendi tribe, which is a patronymic derived from the name of the ancestor Gjon Bala. In Montenegro it is usually found in the Serbianized form Đonbaljaj.

Gjonbalaj Name Meaning Albanian (mainly Kosovo, also Montenegro): from the name of the Gjonbalaj brotherhood or clan of the northern Albanian Kelmendi tribe, which is a patronymic derived from the name of the ancestor Gjon Bala.

Mon Gjonbalaj United States, Social Security Numerical Identification Files (NUMIDENT), 1936-2007. Birth 1 October 1935 Vusanje Plav, Yugoslavia Death 11 September 2001 Residence Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States: Father Alij Djonbalaj Mother Skurt Asangeraj Other Mon …

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The surname Gjonbalaj is of Albanian origin and is derived from the given name Gjon, which is the Albanian form of John, and the word balaj, meaning "white." Therefore, the surname Gjonbalaj can be interpreted to mean "white John" or "fair-skinned John." The surname Gjonbalaj is a unique entry in our records.

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Sadri Gjonbalaj (born 1966) is an American retired football player who played professionally in the Major Indoor Soccer League, American Soccer League, American Professional Soccer League and National Professional Soccer League. He also earned five caps, scoring one goal, with the U.S. national team.

Albanian (mainly Kosovo also Montenegro): from the name of the Gjonbalaj brotherhood or clan of the northern Albanian Kelmendi tribe which is a patronymic derived from the name of the ancestor Gjon Bala. In Montenegro it is usually found in the Serbianized form Đonbaljaj.

The last name Gjonbalaj occurs mostly in Europe, where 63 percent of Gjonbalaj are found; 56 percent are found in Southeastern Europe and 48 percent are found in Albano-Europe. The surname is most frequently occurring in Kosovo, where it is held by 315 people, or 1 in 5,911.