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WDYTO Georgia for a girl? I'm really starting to like it. Any middle name suggestions?Thank you
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I love Georgia May
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I love the soft "j" sound, in general. With Georgia you get two for the price of one. Seriously, Georgia is elegant, sophisticated, but not so hoity-toity that it puts anyone off. I put it in the same category as Julia.Georgia Kate
Georgia Tess
Georgia Lucy
Georgia Clementine
Georgia Evelyn
Georgia Celeste
Georgia Sophie
Georgia Beatrix
Georgia Carys
Georgia Elodie
Georgia Cecily
Georgia Amelie ("AH-meh-lee")
Georgia Chloe
Georgia Daphne
Georgia Delphine
Georgia Mabel
Georgia Leonie ("LEE-uh-nee," or "LAY-uh-nee" with an accent over the 1st 'e')
Georgia Helen
Georgia Mary
Georgia Lilias / Lillian
Georgia Hilary
Georgia Anne
Georgia Frances

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I'm quite tired of it. For some reason it is insanely popular where I live, and apparently not in the US. It's currently #24, although it did rank #1 for a few years. I greatly prefer Georgina, it seems a lot less cutesy and childish to me.Georgia Sophie
Georgia Alice
Georgia Aude
Georgia Dorothy
Georgia Faye
Georgia Isabel
Georgia Margalit
Georgia Rachel
Georgia Miette
Georgia Primrose
Georgia Rosalind

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I like Georgia Rachel.
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I like it.
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one of my GPs :)
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I like it, although I prefer Georgina at the moment. Georgia Violet is my favorite combo.
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I like Georgia, though I strongly prefer Georgiana and Georgina.
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Much better than GeorginaGeorgia is a really nice name but not one I myself would use. It's much better than the stuffy Georgina, which always reminds me of a girl with this name in my school who is really not very nice to me.Some combos:Georgia Lea
Georgia Melisande
Georgia Serafine
Georgia Aurelie
Georgia Maeve
Georgia Adelaide
Georgia BryonyLike any?
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Georgia Melisande is nice.
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I love it. I prefer Georgina or Georgiana, but only on someone like an aristocrat; I love looooong names.Georgia is so sweet-sounding, though. I like the idea of a girl named Georgia Peach. It's pretty tacky, but if a born and raised Southern girl introduced herself as that I might think that it was "cute!". =P(Peaches is unfortunately common. Ugh.) =)
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