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Familja Kelmendi

Es gibt schon Keljmendi ich glaube das Albansiche l ist wie bei uns das lj und das Albanische ll ist wie ein Normales L bei uns.
 
Nachkommen der Familie Kelmendi aus der Region Kelmendi.

 Vermosh:



  • Bujaj
  • Bunjaj
  • Cali
  • Hasanaj
  • Hysaj
  • Lelçaj
  • Lekutanaj
  • Lumaj
  • Macaj
  • Mitaj
  • Mrnacaj/Mernaçaj
  • Naçaj
  • Peraj
  • Pllumaj
  • Preljocaj/Tinaj
  • Selmanaj
  • Shqutaj
  • Tinaj
  • Vukaj
  • Vuktilaj
  • Vushaj

Vukël:



  • Nilaj
  • Pepushaj
  • Grishaj
  • Bardhecaj
  • Gjelaj
  • Drejaj
  • Smajlaj
  • Aliaj



Tamarë:



  • Bunjaj
  • Bujaj
  • Rukaj
  • Mrnacaj/Mernaçaj
  • Lelcaj
  • Vukaj



Nikç:



  • Smajlaj
  • Preldakaj
  • Nikçi
  • Rukaj
  • Gildedaj
  • Prekelezaj
  • Hasaj
  • Nikac
  • Kapaj
  • Ujkaj
  • Alijaj
  • Hutaj




Selcë:



  • Bujaj
  • Tinaj
  • Mrnacaj/Mernaçaj
  • Vushaj
  • Pllumaj
  • Vukaj



Andere:


  • Alijaj from vukel (KELMENDI)
  • Bardhecaj
  • Bucaj
  • Bikaj
  • Drejaj
  • Elezaj/Elezi
  • Gjonvukaj (Gjevukaj)
  • Gorovok
  • Gorvok/Gorvoka/Gorvokaj
  • Grishaj
  • Havoll
  • Jerebičanin
  • Kelmendi
  • Lekutanaj
  • Nikaj (Serbian truncation: Niković) - Originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Nika Nrrelaj, son of Nrrel Balaj.
  • Nikçi (One of four biggest villages of Kelmendi:Nikçi,Vukëli,Selca,Boga)
  • Nilaj
  • Pali(Palushi)
  • Prelaj
  • Rukaj from the village of Nikci, the younger brother of Selce
  • Rudaj
  • Selmani (Serbian truncation: Seljmani/Sel(j)manović) - Originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Selman Gjonbalaj of the Gjonbalaj clan.
  • Sirdani
  • Zenelaj from Martinaj
  • Muriqi from Rugove
  • Smajlaj from Nikc
Plavë-Gucia

  • Ahmetaj (Serbian truncation: Ahmetović) - from village Vusanje/Vuthaj. They descend from a certain Ahmet Nikaj, son of Nika Nrrelaj and grandson of Nrrel Balaj, and are originally from Vukël in northern Albania.
  • Bacaj
  • Balaj (Serbian truncation: Bal(j)ić) - from village Grnčar/Gërnçari. Immigrated to Plav-Gusinje in 1698 from the village of Vukël (or Selcë?) in northern Albania and converted to Islam the same year. The clan's closest relatives are the Balidemajt/Balidemići. Legend has it that the Balaj, Balidemaj and Vukel clans descended from three brothers. However, a member of the Vukel clan married a member of the Balić clan, later resulting in severed relations with the Vukel clan.
  • Balidemaj (Serbian truncation: Bal(j)idemaj/Balidemić) - from village Martinovići/Martinaj'. This branch of the clan remained Catholic for three generations, until Martin's great-grandson converted to Islam, taking the name Omer. Since then, the family was known as Omeraj/Omerović. Until recently was the family's name changed to Balidemaj. The clan's closest relatives are the Balajt/Balići. Legend has it that the Balaj, Balidemaj and Vukel clans descended from three brothers.
  • Bruçaj (Serbian truncation: Bručaj/Bručević) - they are descendants of a Catholic Albanian named Bruç Nrrelaj, son of Nrrel Balaj, and are originally from Vukël in northern Albania.
  • Cakaj (?) (Serbian truncation: Cakić)
  • Canaj (Serbian truncation: Canović) - from the villages of Bogaj/Bogajići, Višnjevo/Vishnjeva and Đurička Rijeka/Reka e Xhurës. Immigrated to Plav-Gusinje in 1698 from the village of Vukël in northern Albania and converted to Islam the same year.
  • Çelaj (Serbian truncation: Čel(j)ić) - from the villages of Vusanje/Vuthaj and Vojno Selo. Claimed to be descendants of Nrrel Balaj. Their descendants include the Nikça/Nikča clan.
  • Dedushaj (Serbian truncation: Dedušaj/Dedušević) - from village Vusanje/Vuthaj. They are descendants of a Catholic Albanian named Ded (Dedush) Balaj, son of Nrrel Balaj, and are originally from Vukel in northern Albania.
  • Hakaj (Serbian truncation: Hakanjin) - from village Hakaj/Hakanje.
  • Hasangjekaj (Serbian truncation: Hasanđekaj/Hasanđekić) - from village Martinovići/Martinaj. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania.The Hasangjekajt together with the Prelvukajt are both from the Martini clan
  • Hasilović - from the village of Bogaj/Bogajić.
  • Gorçaj
  • Gjonbalaj (Serbian truncation: Đonbaljaj/Đonbalić) - from village Vusanje/Vuthaj with relatives in Vojno Selo. Their ancestor, a Catholic Albanian named Gjon Balaj, immigrated with his sons: Bala, Aslan, Tuça and Hasan; along with his brother, Nrrel, and his children: Nika, Ded (Dedush), Stanisha, Bruç and Vuk from the village of Vukël in northern Albania to the village of Vusanje/Vuthaj in the late-17th century. Upon arriving, Gjon and his descendants settled in the village Vusanje/Vuthaj and converted to Islam and were known as the Gjonbalaj. Relatives include Ahmetajt/Ahmetovići, Bruçajt/Bručevići, Çelajt/Čelići, Goçaj/Gočević, Lekajt/Lekovići, Selimajt/Selimovići, Qosajt/Ćosovići, Ulajt/Uljevići, Vuçetajt/Vučetovići.
  • Kukaj (Serbian truncation: Kuković) - from the village of Vusanje/Vuthaj
  • Lecaj (Serbian truncation: Ljecaj) - from the village of Martinovići/Martinaj. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania.
  • Lekaj (Serbian truncation: Leković) - from the villages of Gornja Ržanica/Rëzhnica e Epërme and Vojno Selo. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Lekë Pretashi Nikaj.
  • Martini (Serbian truncation: Martinović) - from the village of Martinovići/Martinaj. Their ancestor, a Catholic Albanian named Martin, immigrated to the village of Trepča/Trepçë in the late 17th century from the village of Selcë in northern Albania. His descendants became known as Martini/Martinović. The Hasangjekajt/Hasangjekić and Prelvukajt/Preljvukići descend from the Martini clan.
  • Musaj (Serbian truncation: Musić) - Immigrated to Plav-Gusinje in 1698 from village Vukël in northern Albania and converted to Islam the same year.
  • Novaj (Serbian truncation: Novović)
  • Pepaj (Serbian truncation: Pepić) - from the village of Pepići/Pepaj
  • Prelvukaj (Serbian truncation: Preljvukaj/Preljvukić) - from the village of Martinovići/Martinaj. Originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Prelë Vuka of the Martini clan.
  • Rekaj (Serbian truncation: Reković) - from village Bogajići/Bogaj, immigrated to Plav-Gusinje circa 1858.
  • Rugova - from the village of Višnjevo/Vishnjeva with relatives in Vojno Selo and Babino Polje. They are descendants of the Rugova section of the Kelmendi in Kosovo.
  • Qosaj/Qosja (Serbian truncation: Ćosaj/Ćosović) - from the village of Vusanje/Vuthaj. They are descendants of a certain Qosa Stanishaj, son of Stanisha Nrrelaj and are originally from Vukël in northern Albania.
  • Selimaj (Serbian truncation: Seljimaj/Sel(j)imović)
  • Smajić - from the village of Novshaj / Novšići.
  • Skić - Relatives of the Salić clan in Ulcinj.
  • Suknović - descendants of the Rugovac clan.
  • Ulaj (Serbian truncation: Uljaj/Ul(j)ević) - from the village of Vusanje/Vuthaj. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Ulë Nikaj, son of Nika Nrrelaj. Possibly moved to the Koja e kucit area.
  • Vukel (Serbian truncation: Vukelj) - from the village of Dolja/Doli. They immigrated to Gusinje in 1675 from the village of Vukël in northern Albania. A certain bey from the Šabanagić clan gave the Vukel clan the village of Doli, where they continue to reside present-day.
  • Vuçetaj (Serbian truncation: Vučetaj/Vučetović) - from village Vusanje/Vuthaj. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Vuçetë Nikaj, son of Nika Nrrelaj.
 
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