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Georgina
jaw-JEE-nuh
Georgina (name) means a female given name derived from George, of ancient Greek origin. Example: “Georgina is a common variant of Georgia in English-speaking countries.”
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A female given name derived from George, of ancient Greek origin.
"Paul Doherty came to the rescue when his wife Georgina went into labour early just minutes from their local hospital."
— Stephen Maguire (2017)
"Georgina is a common variant of Georgia in English-speaking countries."
How to use Georgina
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe feminine form of George.
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Etymology
From George plus the feminine suffix -ina.
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What does “Georgina” mean?
The word “Georgina” means a female given name derived from George, of ancient Greek origin. In plain terms, the feminine form of George.
How do you pronounce “Georgina”?
“Georgina” is pronounced jaw-JEE-nuh (/dʒɔː(ɹ)ˈdʒiːnə/ in IPA).
How do you use “Georgina” in a sentence?
Here is “Georgina” used in a sentence: “Georgina is a common variant of Georgia in English-speaking countries.”
What part of speech is “Georgina”?
“Georgina” is a name.
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