Milos sounds so pretty if you say it correctly, like ME-lowsh. It seems like the name of a prince or something. It's actually really fun to say. Kind of soothing actually. I've been saying "Milos" to myself for like 2 minutes straight.
This was the name of my husband's great-grandfather (who changed his name to Michael upon arriving in the US), and we plan to use it as a middle name if our baby is a boy.
― Anonymous User 1/24/2013
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American businessman Donald Trump jr. and his wife Vanessa have a son Tristan Milos (born October 2, 2011).
In Serbian it is pronounced as in Czech; mee-losh (short ee). And in my opinion it has no relation to old, fat men at all. It reminds me of a virile, free-spirited youth, maybe because of Miloš Obilić, young Serbian nobleman who killed Sultan Murat I.
A famous bearer is the vastly underrated director Milos Forman, who worked on such legendary films as One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Hair, and Man On The Moon.
Famous bearers: Director Miloš Forman, born at 18. February 1932, Čáslav, Czechoslovakia. Actor Miloš Kopecký, born at 22. August 1922, Praha, Czechoslovakia. Date of Death: 16. February 1996, Praha, Czechia. Writer Miloš Macourek, born at 2. December 1926, Kroměříž, Czechoslovakia. Date of Death: 30. September 2002, Praha, Czechia. Actor Miloš Nesvadba, born at 17. April 1925, Praha, Czechoslovakia.
Actually, Milos is pronounced mee-lowsh, at least in Serbian. It's not mee-los.
― Anonymous User 3/12/2006
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Not too many people understand what an excellent boy name this is in my opinion. MILO or MILLO is a somewhat common name in the US (for example from the movie MILO and OTTIS.) My only problem with the name MILO is that it, well, sounds a little like a pet name or the name of an old man, but the name MILOS (mee-los) sounds great. People shound consider using it more in my opinion.