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Georgia is a feminine name of ancient Greek origin, derived from the Greek name Γεωργία (Georgia), meaning "farmer" or "earth worker". The name is composed of two Greek elements: 'geo' meaning "earth" or "land", and 'ergon' meaning "work" or "action". In its broader sense, the name symbolizes a deep connection to the earth, to nature, and to productive labor, representing a woman who is grounded in reality, nurturing and cultivating. The name carries with it a long tradition of connection to the land and the fruits of one's labor, reflecting values of stability, fertility, and perseverance. In Western culture, Georgia became particularly popular during the 18th and 19th centuries, following the three British kings who bore the name George and the famous Georgian era. The name also spread to the United States, where the state of Georgia, one of the original thirteen colonies, was named after King George II. Over the years, the name gained popularity as an independent feminine name, not just as a female derivative of the masculine name George. In Israel, the name Georgia is perceived as a modern international name that combines European tradition with a delicate and feminine sound. It is particularly suitable for families seeking a name with a global character that can be easily pronounced in different languages while maintaining uniqueness and elegance. Women bearing the name Georgia are often perceived as having a practical and grounded character, with the ability to bring ideas to fruition. They are considered creative, possessing a developed aesthetic sense and excellent organizational skills. The name conveys a sense of southern elegance, warmth, and generosity of spirit, and is associated with women of strong and independent personality. In literature and art, the name Georgia appears frequently as the name of complex and interesting female characters who combine strength with sensitivity and are capable of facing challenges while maintaining grace and refinement. The name also carries positive geographical associations - both to the American state of Georgia in the South, famous for its relaxed lifestyle and beautiful landscapes, and to the Caucasian nation of Georgia, rich in culture and ancient tradition.

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Georgia | Georgina | Georgiana

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In Kabbalah, the name Georgia is linked to the Sefirah of Malchut (Kingdom), representing the manifestation of spirituality in the material world. The connection to earth and physical work reflects the Kabbalistic principle of 'descent for the sake of ascent', where earthly labor serves as a tool for spiritual elevation.

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Georgia O'Keeffe - famous American painter | Georgia May Jagger - model and daughter of Mick Jagger | Georgia Salpa - Greek-American model | Georgia Moffett - British actress and singer

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