Georgia

Meaning & Origin

Georgia is the feminine form of George, from the Greek georgos, meaning “farmer” or “earth-worker.” It doubles as the name of the US state and the country in the Caucasus, giving it a distinctive, place-name dimension alongside its classical roots.

Popularity

Georgia has remained a steady top-200 girl name in the US, while ranking considerably higher in the UK and Australia, prized for its warm, Southern charm and international familiarity.

Nicknames & Variations

Common nicknames include Georgie and Gigi. Related forms include Georgina, Georgiana, and Georgette.

Similar Names

Charlotte, Josephine, Adeline, Margot, and Vivian share Georgia’s classic, warm elegance.

Personality & Trivia

Georgia is often seen as warm and sunny, doubling as both a classical Greek-rooted name and a beloved US state, giving it an easy, homey Southern charm alongside its formal elegance.

Famous People Named Georgia

• Georgia O’Keeffe, renowned American painter
• Georgia May Jagger, model and daughter of Mick Jagger

Quick Facts

• Gender: Girl
• Origin: Greek
• Meaning: “Farmer, earth-worker”
• Pronunciation: JOR-juh