Gogita
Just 231 men in Poland carry it, and none has been given to a boy in recent years. A diminutive of Giorgi, the Georgian form of George, from the Greek word for farmer.
Gogita Pronunciation
Gogita is pronounced go-GEE-tah (/gɔˈgita/).
What Gogita means
Where Gogita comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
The name Gogita reaches back to the Greek Georgios, which was built from gē, meaning earth, and ergon, meaning work. The older Greek word geōrgos meant farmer, a person who tended the land. Gogita is a diminutive of that name, an affectionate short form of it. The same root stands behind the Polish Jerzy and the Georgian Giorgi.
A diminutive keeps its distance from grandeur. Written into a class register, Gogita sits easily among longer names, quick to say and quick to answer to. The soft ending turns Giorgi into something you might use for a small child or a close friend.
The meaning stays near the ground. Behind the soft syllables sits a plain word: farmer, a worker of the soil.
How many people are named Gogita
1 in 92408 men in Poland is named Gogita. 231 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2045 among male names.