Georgios
Fewer than 430 people in Poland carry it, and hardly any are newborns: most Poles will never meet one. A Greek name at root, from a word for "farmer".
Georgios Pronunciation
Georgios is pronounced ge-ORG-yos (/gɛˈɔrgjɔs/).
What Georgios means
Where Georgios comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Georgios comes from Greek. The old word geōrgos fused gē, meaning earth, with ergon, meaning work, so the name belongs to the person who tills the soil. Its plain meaning is farmer, rolnik in Polish, and that sense has stayed close to the ground since antiquity.
The name traveled far on the reputation of Saint George, the soldier and martyr whom tradition turned into a dragon-slayer. His cult spread through the Byzantine east and the Latin west, and Georgios became one of the great Christian names of the Mediterranean. A boy called Georgios in a Greek village and a knight bearing the same name on a shield shared one root: the man who works the land.
Georgios promises no crown and no battlefield fame. It names labor and the tending of fields. Whatever a bearer grows into, the word underneath still reads farmer, from the Greek geōrgos.
How many people are named Georgios
1 in 50226 men in Poland is named Georgios. 427 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1439 among male names.
Georgios's popularity over time
Fewer than 2 boys were given the name in 2025. It has been falling steadily since 2000.
Georgios as a middle name
Georgios is a first name for 427 men in Poland and a middle name for another 62, an 87/13 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 925th, between Connor (62) and Leonel (62).
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#923 Adnan62
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