Georgiana is the feminine form of George, the English form of Greek Georgios, which means “farmer, earthworker” from georgos made up from Greek elements ge (earth) and ergon (work).
Nicknames: Georgie, Gia, Giana, George, Anna
Origin: Ancient Greek, Proto-Indo-European
Variants:
- Georgianna (English)
- Georgeanna (English)
- Georgia (English, Greek)
- Georgina (English, Dutch, German, Spanish)
- Georgine (English)
- Georgene (English)
- Georgette (French)
- Georgine (French)
- Georgelle (English)
- Jorja (English)
- Gergana (Bulgarian)
- Đurađa (Serbian, Croatian)
- Djuradja (Serbian)
- Đurđa (Croatian)
- Đurđica (Croatian)
- Jiřina (Czech)
- Györgyi (Hungarian)
- Giorgia (Italian)
- Giorgina (Italian)
- Georgeta (Romanian)
Male forms:
- George (English, Romanian)
- Georgios (Ancient Greek, Greek)
- Georgius (Latinized Greek)
- Giorgos (Modern Greek)
- Yiorgos (Greek)
- Yorgos (Greek)
- Gjergj (Albanian)
- Gevorg (Armenian)
- Kevork (Armenian)
- Gorka (Basque)
- Georgi (Bulgarian)
- Jordi (Catalan)
- Jory (Cornish)
- Đuro (Croatian, Serbian)
- Juraj (Croatian, Slovak)
- Đurađ (Serbian, Croatian)
- Jure (Slovene, Croatian)
- Juro (Croatian)
- Jiří (Czech)
- Georg (Danish, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Estonian)
- Jørgen (Danish, Norwegian)
- Joeri…
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