Message: "Georgia" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Georgia

by *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 4:20 PM

I loved Georgia a while back, and am coming back to love it again. What are your thoughts? How do you see a "Georgia"?

What are some MNs that you'd give Georgia? Please, no Georgia Rain ;)

Thanks in advance, everyone!
*Brogan*

#Georgia

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- Andrew (AndrewJKD)

6/11/2006, 4:35 PM

Georgia's gorgeous!

MNs...

Georgia Louise
Georgia Maria
Georgia Isabel
Georgia Catherine
Georgia Adele
Georgia Francesca
Georgia Mae
Georgia Rebekah
Georgia Lydia
Georgia Drusilla
Georgia Christina
Georgia Lee

I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.

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- Isla

6/11/2006, 12:38 PM

I adore it

~Heather~

"Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands?" - Ernest Gaines

- Kate (Pheadirean) +2

6/11/2006, 7:42 AM

Totally adore Georgia!

I LOVE Georgia! It is so classic, and pretty. I also love Georgina and Georgiana (my combos for those are Georgina Vail & Georgiana Devin). My favorite Georgia combo is "Georgia Lucy" (mainly for 'Narnian' reasons. Hehe! I also LOVE the nn Georgie.)

Georgia Lucy
Georgia Praise
Georgia Lorraine
Georgia Kathryn
Georgia Avalon
Georgia Ava
Georgia Eleanor
Georgia Isabel
Georgia Maisie
Georgia Scarlett
Georgia Cecily

Just a few. :)

-Kate

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- *Brogan* (Guest) +1

6/11/2006, 10:08 AM

Thanks! I love:
Georgia Eleanor
Georgia Isabel
Georgia Maisie
Georgia Scarlett
Georgia Cecily
*Brogan*

- Kathryn (Pheadirean)

6/11/2006, 4:38 PM

Thank you!

Hey! Those are my favorites of mine as well! I looked at the girls names listed on your PNL and put them with Georgia, if ya' didn't notice. :D (I like your faves, by the way!)

Georgia Cecily, I like the best. Thanks again for responding!

-Kathryn (aka Kate)

- Fink +1

6/11/2006, 6:23 AM

Its a wonderful name Georgia

Georgia Estelle

Georgia Frances

Georgia Camille

Georgia Ruth

Georgia Elise

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/11/2006, 7:37 AM

Ooh, Georgia Estelle is nice! Thanks.

- Nikida +1

6/10/2006, 9:49 PM

I don't like Georgia. But because of CSI my boyfriend loves the name Jorja. So I've been trying to figure out if I like it better spelled that way or not.

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/11/2006, 7:37 AM

Thanks

- Lakota (Lakota_so_italian) +1

6/10/2006, 7:44 PM

Georgia is too southern for me!

L'Eau Qui Pleure

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/11/2006, 7:36 AM

Thanks,

- Tergirl3 +1

6/10/2006, 7:29 PM

I adore Georgia.

My favorite combos:

Georgia Helen
Georgia Lucille
Georgia Scarlett
Georgia Rosalie
Georgia Leilani
Georgia Polly

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- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/11/2006, 7:36 AM

Georgia Scarlett is great! Thanks.

- Eva Marie +1

6/10/2006, 6:27 PM

I heard a dad calling his little baby girl Georgia where I work today. I thought it was adorable!! I second others when I think "Georgie" is sooo cute! I like Georgiana as well, but it could come off a little upity I suppose. "Geordie" is cute too, a little spunky. "Gia" is ok and then the sad case of "GiGi" which I love (because of the musical) but gets a bad rep.

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/11/2006, 7:35 AM

By the musical, do you mean Miss Saigon, or is there another GiGi I'm missing? Thanks for your comments.

- ~EvaCollette~ (chipmunk226) +1

6/10/2006, 6:19 PM

I don't care for the name much either, all I could think of was Georgia Peach. *lol*

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 6:24 PM

Thanks,

- mum2bubba +1

6/10/2006, 5:55 PM

I like Georgia too.

Georgia Leigh
Georgia Louise
Georgia Rose
Georgia Claire
Georgia Mae
Georgia Rae
Georgia Nicole
Georgia Simone
Georgia Skye
Georgia Adele
Georgia Elizabeth
Georgia Elise
Georgia Katherine
Georgia Kate
Georgia LeAnn
Georgia Grace
Georgia Faith
Georgia Renae

Mum to Hayley Anne

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 6:08 PM

Thanks, I love Georgia Kate and Georgia Simone :)

- Lindsay (LindsSans) +3

6/10/2006, 4:55 PM

Hmmmmmm... I'm really loving Georgia nn Georgie lately.

Some combos:
Georgia Elaine
Georgia Eloise
Georgia Rosemary
Georgia Scarlett
Georgia Pearl
Georgia Louise
Georgia Claire
Georgia Madeline/Madeleine
Georgia Amalie
Georgia Felicity

- *Brogan* (Guest) +2

6/10/2006, 5:09 PM

Thanks, I love:
Georgia Eloise
Georgia Scarlett
Georgia Felicity

And OT- is that a song or a poem in your siggy? I've heard the first part, but never the second.
*Brogan*

- Lindsay (LindsSans) +1

6/10/2006, 5:23 PM

A song. It's called Made by Chris Tomlin. It's actually about a guy, but I took the liberty of changing "...the man I was meant to be" to "girl I was meant to be."

Oh, and there is a quote that's similar to it, by Mark Twain, that goes "Dance like nobody's watching; love like you've never been hurt. Sing like nobody's listening; live like it's heaven on earth."

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 6:07 PM

Yes, it was the quote that I knew. Thanks!

- Bex +1

6/10/2006, 4:55 PM

Georgia is very popular here in Australia, its been around for a while (i know Georgia's between 1 and 30+).
I picture a sweet little girl with freckles and a fun personality.
I personally prefer Georgina (my love of old English literature!) especially after Georgina from the Famous Five!

Georgia Evelyn
Georgia Charlotte
Georgia Josephine
Georgia Camille
Georgia Isobel
Georgia May
Georgia Henrietta
Georgia Constance
Georgia Maeve

~~* BEX *~~

Coach of 'Bane United'
Hopeful contender for Fantasy Football 2006

My Man Zlatan!

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 5:08 PM

Thanks, I love:
Georgia Camille
Georgia Isobel
Georgia Maeve

- Bear +3

6/10/2006, 4:47 PM

Love, love, love it. I love soft "g" sounds and this is a two for one name. It is very elegant and nostalgic, yet fits into a modern style as well. I also love the name Georgina, although it lacks a modern feeling.

Georgia Tess
Georgia Kate
Georgia Lucy
Georgia Emily
Georgia Mary
Georgia Carole
Georgia Alice
Georgia Evelyn
Georgia Frances
Georgia Eloise
Georgia Sophie
Georgia Anne
Georgia Madeleine
Georgia Ottoline
Georgia Clementine
Georgia Ellen
Georgia Liv
Georgia Catherine
Georgia Hermione
Georgia Phoebe
Georgia Vivien

I would caution against mns that are nouns. You end up with a description rather than a name; something akin to Georgia Peach.

Good luck!

- *Brogan* (Guest) +2

6/10/2006, 5:07 PM

Thanks! I love
Georgia Tess (Would Georgia Tessa be too much?)
Georgia Eloise
Georgia Catherine
Georgia Hermione (Too "Harry Potter"?)

Thank you!

- Bear +1

6/10/2006, 5:20 PM

I don't like Tessa under any cicumstances so Georgia Tessa doesn't work for me. But as a general rule I don't see any problem with two names ending in an "-a" sound next to each other.

Is there a Georgia in the Harry Potter books? I wouldn't let it stop me even if there was. Both are names with history and other associations.

Glad you liked some of them.

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 6:07 PM

Ha, no, I meant the name Hermione being in the Harry Potter books ;) Thank you!

- Jen (guest) +1

6/10/2006, 4:45 PM

My daughter was about a second away from being named Georgia. I named her Marilyn because my grandmother had died shortly after I found out I was pregnant. I still hope to have a little Georgia one day!

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 5:06 PM

Thank you.

- Julia (JuliaF) +2

6/10/2006, 4:39 PM

I'm sorry, but I absolutely loathe the name Georgia. It just sounds so ugly to me.

I picture a fat Southern hick, who tawlks laik thihs.

Georgia Claire
Georgia Nicole
Georgia Hope
Georgia Naomi
Georgia Vivian
Georgia Brooke
Georgia Pearl
Georgia Simone

And for the record, I think Lilah and Georgia would be a nice sibset. ;)

- *Brogan* (Guest) +1

6/10/2006, 5:06 PM

Thanks, Georgia Simone is great!

Ha! I didn't even have to ask! Thanks, Julia :-D

- Julia (JuliaF)

6/10/2006, 5:06 PM

You're welcome!

- slbond +1

6/10/2006, 4:39 PM

I like Georgia a lot. :)

Georgia Grace
Georgia Elise
Georgia Anne (a little flat, maybe)
Georgia Bianca (repetitive, but I like it)
Georgia Marie

-- Sarah

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 5:06 PM

Thanks :)

- Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey) +2

6/10/2006, 4:33 PM

You've got Georgia on your mind?

Don't mind me--I love dumb allusions. I was trying to find an Academy Drive a few days ago and wouldn't stop talking about how we had to figure out where the Academy is. (The Academy Is... is a band my sister loves and that I like all right, hehe.)

Georgia's a great name. Not one I'd use, but I think it's awesome, and I think that Georgie is a cute nickname. The best part is that there's lots of awesome songs with Georgia in the title, so you can sing all sorts of them to her. Try and find a copy of Ethel Waters doing "Sweet Georgia Brown"--it's a great song, and her version (from about 1928, I think) is my favourite. Or, if I ever get my computer reconnected to the internet, I'd be happy to send you a copy. :)

As far as middle names go, I think it sounds really sweet with the sorts that come off as countrified, but that could be my own bias towards names that sound like double names. Here are some suggestions.

Georgia Mae
Georgia Grey
Georgia Quinn
Georgia Fern
Georgia Fay
Georgia Lark (can you tell I really like it with other word names?)
Georgia Maeve
Georgia Ruth (REALLY like this one)
Georgia Day
Georgia Lorraine
Georgia Kathleen
Georgia Lucy

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- Jen (guest)

6/10/2006, 5:09 PM

Georgia Lyn would be my pick. Only because my middle name is Lyn ;)

- *Brogan* (Guest)

6/10/2006, 5:05 PM

Thanks, Array!
I was thinking of this name because I had "Georgia Rain" (Trisha Yearwood) stuck in my head, haha.

I really like
Georgia Quinn
Georgia Maeve (LOVE this!)
Georgia Kathleen (Cathleen?)
Georgia Lyric

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