Georgia
Georgia is a Christian girl name of Greek, via Latin origin, meaning “Farmer; feminine of George”.
| Meaning | Farmer; feminine of George |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Greek, via Latin |
| Written as | Γεωργία |
| Pronunciation | JOR-juh |
| Tradition | Christian, Modern & Classic |
| Used in | United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Greece |
Meaning and origin of Georgia
Georgia is a feminine form of George, from Greek georgos, 'farmer' or 'earth-worker'. It is also the name of the US state, named after King George II, and of the country in the Caucasus, whose name has a separate history but is linked by tradition to Saint George. The name gained fresh popularity in Britain and Australia in the 1990s, helped by its gentle sound and place-name associations.
Is Georgia a Christian name?
Georgia is a feminine form of a Christian saint's name, but it is mostly used today as a general name without religious emphasis.
How popular is Georgia?
Popular in the UK, Australia and the US; Giorgia is common in Italy.
Gifts with the name Georgia
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Spellings and variants of Georgia
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Georgia mean?
Georgia means 'Farmer; feminine of George'. It is of Greek, via Latin origin.
Is Georgia a Christian name?
Georgia is a feminine form of a Christian saint's name, but it is mostly used today as a general name without religious emphasis.
How do you pronounce Georgia?
Georgia is pronounced JOR-juh.
Is Georgia a boy or girl name?
Georgia is usually a girl name.