Comments for the name Georgina

I think Georgina is the best name in the whole entire world and if you're thinking of calling your child Georgina some great middle names would be Therese, Belle, Elizabeth, Lucia and Veronica.

It is also Portuguese.

It is also used in Spanish, but it is pronounced: heh (as in "HEll"), or (as in "blue OR red"), HEE (as in "HE is cute") and na (as in "Nah!").

In Spanish, Georginas are often called Georgy, Gina or sometimes Geo.

Georgina is a one of the girls in the Famous Five books by Enid Blyton. She goes by George since she'd rather be a boy.

In Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Mr. Darcy's little sister's name is Georgina, a well accomplished girl with excellent piano playing skill.

Actually, Mr. Darcy's sister in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice was called Georgiana, not Georgina.

The name Georgina also exists in Catalan.

It has a Greek origin - gea - earth.

Well it is also a Serbian name, but rare - so I like it because of that. The flower Dahlia is called Georgina also.

In Serbian it is pronounced G (as give) E (as in bet) O (as in boat) R (as in right) G (give) I (bit) N (not) A (as in bath).

"Harry Potter" actor Rupert Grint has a younger sister named Georgina. Rupert has two more younger sisters, Charlotte and Samantha, and a younger brother, James.

I quite like being called Georgina because it's not really weird/ embarrassing, but then again it's not one of the most common names around. And it's nice to read everyone's comments about it (as they are mostly positive!) I LOVED the Famous Five so I got all my friends in primary school to call me George. My brothers still do. I can't stand Georgie or Gina though.

Georgina is also the Slovak form.

I had an aunt named Georgina (who died at age eight), and it's one of my middle names which was given to me in her honor. I love the name Georgina, it's a long and strong Spanish name. It reminds me of the French name Charlotte. It seems old, but it is still beautiful. I'm very proud to carry this name.

Georgina feels to me like an overkill on Georgia.

English-Czech actress Georgina Bouzová, born 1st June 1976, Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey, England, UK. Her surname is pronounced "boh-zaw-va:".

I like Georgina or Georgine. I love the nickname Georgie!

One of my friends is called Georgina, and whilst I think this name is very lovely and old-fashioned, she likes to be called George. It suits her though because she isn't really a girly-girl. I haven't heard this name very much, so I don't think it's too common.

I love this name because it sounds fun, but still intelligent.

This is my cousin Georgie's name and I love it. It's got more potential for nicknames than Georgia and isn't so fussy as Georgiana which I only like pronounced like they do in England anyway - jor-jee-ah-nuh.
Besides that it's not overused like Georgia and Georgina isn't one of several Georginas in her class - all those Georgias out there can't say that!
It has just that little bit more to offer than Georgia and I prefer it to all the girl's "George" names.

Lovely lovely name and I really like the names of a baby born last year whose parents chose the gorgeous combo Georgina Belle.

Georgina Evelyn France Gaskin (1866-1934) was a British Jeweller.

This name used to remind me of orangina, lol.