Ivo Andrić
Ivo Andrić (Serbia-ngî: Иво Андрић, 1892-ngièn 10-ngie̍t 10-ngit – 1975-ngièn 3-ngie̍t 13-ngit) he Yugoslavia ke yit-chak chok-kâ.
Kì chhai 1961-ngièn tet-to Nobel Vùn-ho̍k Chióng.
| Ivo Andrić | |
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| Mû-ngî-miàng | Ivo Andrić、Иво Андрић、Ivo Andrić |
| Chhut-se-thi | Dolac  |
| Ko-sṳ̂n-ngit | 1975-ngièn 3-ngie̍t 13-ngit |
| Ko-sṳ̂n-thi | Belgrade |
| Koet-sit | 南斯拉夫社會主義聯邦共和國 |
| voi kóng | Serbia-Croatia-ngî, Serbia-ngî |
| Ho̍k-vi | Doktor Nauk in Philosophy |
| Mû-káu | 格拉茨大學, 薩格勒布大學人文與社會科學學院, 維也納大學, Faculty of Philosophy of the Jagiellonian University |
| Chṳt-ngia̍p | 作家, 小說家, 外交官, 詩人, 散文家 |
| Fûng-kak | Sṳ̂, 長篇小說, 短篇小說 |
| Chṳn-tóng | 南斯拉夫共產主義者聯盟 |
| chok-phín | 德里納河上的橋, Omerpaša Latas, Ex Ponto, Bosnian Chronicle, Devil's Yard, O priči i pričanju, Jelena, the Woman Who Is Not, Most na Žepi |
| Pû-ngiòng | Milica Babić-Jovanović |
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