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Georgina is an elegant and refined feminine name with origins in ancient Greece, widely used across many cultures around the world. The name derives from the Greek name Georgios, meaning "tiller of the soil" or "farmer," and represents the feminine form of George. In Hebrew, the name has been adopted in its international form, maintaining its original pronunciation while expressing a deep connection to the earth, nature, and agricultural work. In Western culture, Georgina is considered a classic and dignified name, carrying an aura of nobility, grace, and sophistication. The name Georgina carries profound symbolic meaning that connects humanity to the earth, culture to nature. Throughout history, working the land has been perceived as a fundamental and honorable occupation, expressing creativity, diligence, and an authentic connection to nature. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having a practical character, connected to their roots, with the ability to cultivate and nurture good things in life. The name also expresses aesthetic sensitivity and love of beauty, as it is also associated with the Georgina flower (also known as Dahlia), a colorful and magnificent bloom symbolizing grace, elegance, and inner beauty. In many cultures, this flower also represents inner strength, resilience, and the capacity for renewal. In the modern world, the name Georgina is particularly popular in English, Spanish, and Italian-speaking countries, and is considered a classic and timeless name. In Israel, the name is especially common among families with international cultural backgrounds or among families wishing to give their daughters a name with a soft and refined sound, conveying culture and elegance. The name communicates values of connection to nature, creativity, grace, and beauty, and is particularly suitable for those seeking an international name with deep meaning and ancient roots. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having an impressive personality, high aesthetic sensitivity, and the ability to positively and gracefully influence their surroundings.

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Georgina | Georgiana | Georgia

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In Kabbalah, the name Georgina is connected to the Sefirah of Malchut, representing the connection between the spiritual and material, between heaven and earth. The name expresses the ability to cultivate and actualize spiritual potential in physical reality, similar to soil that produces fruit.

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Georgina Rodríguez - Spanish-Argentine model and actress | Georgina Chapman - British fashion designer and co-founder of Marchesa | Georgina Haig - British actress known from television series

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