Georgia

Georgia comes from the Latin 'Georgius' and Greek 'Georgios', both meaning 'farmer' or 'earth-worker'. This gives the name a grounded, earthy charm, perfect for those who love names with a connection to nature and the land. It feels warm and inviting, a classic choice that carries a sense of stability and timelessness.

In terms of popularity, Georgia certainly has a storied history. It first appeared in the Top 100 in 1880 and reached its peak at #81 in 1882. Impressively, the name has maintained its presence in the Top 1000 every single year since 1880, which speaks to its enduring appeal. As of 2024, Georgia ranks at #110, showing that it continues to be a beloved choice for parents even today.

Georgia's character is as charming as it is classic. It evokes an image of someone who is both approachable and elegant, with a touch of nostalgic warmth. This name carries a sense of history while still feeling fresh and relevant, appealing to those who appreciate a vintage vibe with a modern twist.