Comments for the name Georgia

This is a beautiful name, one of my favourites. I dislike the spelling Jorja, though. Georgia and Jorja are in the Top 100 in Australia, Georgia is a popular name in England, too. I hope it won´t become too popular in the USA.

I think this name is beautiful. It reminds me of someone close to my heart though she did spell it Jorja which I think is pretty too.

This is the name of both a country in the former Soviet Union and a state of the southern USA.

I have found out a bit of information on Georgia. From the feminine form of George, meaning 'farmer'. She has the stength and insight to meet her high ideals. An emotional person and a natural leader. I am called Georgia and the strange fact is that most of that information is true.

This is actually a Greek name too - written in Greek script it is:
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This is a beautiful, warm, sunny name!

Georgia is a great name. I know of one who is in my son's kindergarten class and she is such a nice girl.

A famous bearer is Georgie Henley, who stars as Lucy Pevensie in 2005's "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe". Her full name is Georgia Laura Henley.

I just love the name Georgia, it is a fun, pretty sounding name.

This is my name and I love it. However, it used to be (decades ago -- I'm old) that everyone could spell it. Now I have to spell it out for people. It also used to be that everyone could pronounce it. Now I get Jorj-ee-ah as often as Jor-jah. I think my name is making a bit of a comeback and I'm glad to see it. Mick Jagger has a girl named Georgia.

Forgive me, all you Georgias out there, but this name always reminds me of Stalin's country of birth.

I think it's quite a plain name, I don't really like it that much, then again, I think George is plain too.

Georgia was used more from 1880 to 1940.

This is my name, and I must say that I really love it. At first, when I was like, five to ten, I hated it, because it wasn't as "modern" as my friends' names (Ashley, Hannah, Taylor, etc.) but now I love it! It's very unique, and is a strong, mature name, as well as a fun, quirky one!

Classic and beautiful. Jorja is just sad.

I wasn't a big of a fan of the name at first until I met a Georgia and she went by George for short. Now it has grown on me.

I found a girl on the internet named Georgia Stitt. I don't know if she's famous or not.

Everytime I hear this name I think about the American state. I think other spellings as Jorja are better.

Really ugly name. Reminds me of an old lady.

Georgia Lass is the main character on "Dead Like Me".

Strong and gentle in one; subtly lush.

I like this name for a girl, it's very sweet and classic and pretty, but the Jorja spelling is awful. And I like the nickname Georgie for a girl.

I love this name for a girl, which is really odd considering that I don't like the name George for a boy. I just think this name is very beautiful and classy, and works well on a little girl and a grown women.

Georgia Brown (1933-92) was a famous British jazz singer, real name Lilian Klot.

I personally like my name, it's classy in my opinion.

One of my personal faves :) I've always quite liked the name Georgia, because it reminds me of a warm summer day. And I actually absolutely adore the nickname Georgie. Call her Georgie when she's little, and then she can grow into the more mature sounding Georgia.

I'm not fond of the sharp, squashy sound of Georgia, or how masculine it seems. I also shy away from using place names- I make exceptions, but I don't like state names in general. I'm definitely not planning on using this, but who knows? It's not that bad.

Lovely :) My sisters name. Definitely suits a smiley blonde.

My least favorite girl form of George.

Georgia Nickelson is the main character in Angus, Thongs, and Full-frontal Snogging.

Georgia is a male character in Cold Mountain played by Jack White who marries Renee Zellweger's character Ruby. At first, I thought it was weird that HE was named Georgia, but the movie has made it grown on me for a boy.

I really don't like this name. I live in Georgia so it just sounds stupid. I was born in Virginia and I don't like the name Virginia either. Hm.

Cute. :) It doesn't exactly roll of the tongue like Ella or Hannah, but it's still a nice name.

I am completely bored with this name, due to the enormous amount of little Georgias I encounter. They all seem to be fat too.

Georgia is a really trendy name! It's stylish without being tacky.

A good nickname for a fat girl called Georgia is Georgia the Gorger.

A good nickname for an ugly girl called Georgia is Georgia the Gorgon.

The country singer, Trisha Yearwood, has a song called "Georgia Rain".

I like it but prefer Georgina or Georgiana like Georgiana Duchess of Devonshire, a famous English duchess of Jane Austen period. Jane Austen had a character called Georgiana in Pride and Prejudice.

It's the original of all the Georg- names for girls. I love all of them - even Georgette though don't like the other French one so much, Georgine.
They are all delectable.
Georgia is sunny, warm and rich.

Georgia (b. December 28, 2011) is the second daughter of American actors Rebecca Gayheart and Eric Dane.

19th century writer Charlotte Mary Yonge in her "History of Christian Names" says on page 115 that although this name was used on the European Continent the first English baby given this name was a godchild of King James the First's consort Anne of Denmark - the baby was christened Georgia Anna.

This was the name of a medieval French saint -
Saint Georgia (died 500), a nun and hermitess near Clermont, Auvergne. Her feast day is 15 February.

http://catholicism.org/saint-georgia-georgette-sixth-century.html

A fictional famous bearer is actress Georgia Lorrison, the character played by Lana Turner in the 1952 movie "The Bad and the Beautiful".

I think this name is sweet, who cares if it's a state?

Georgia May Jagger, a model and a daughter of Mick Jagger, is a famous bearer.