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Georgios, the Greek root of Georgina, means "earth-worker" or "farmer." It combines "ge," meaning earth, and "ergon," meaning work. Georgina is a feminine form of George, created by adding the suffix "-ina," a common diminutive ending in many languages, including Italian and Spanish. This suffix often implies "little" or "feminine," so Georgina essentially means "little George" or "feminine earth-worker." The name Georgina gained popularity in English-speaking countries during the 18th century, likely influenced by the popularity of George as a royal name. It spread across Europe and to the Americas. Variations include Georgiana, often considered a more elaborate form, and diminutives like Georgie, Gina, and George. While never reaching the heights of popularity of its masculine counterpart, George, Georgina has remained a consistently used, though less common, given name.