Giorgia

Giorgia is a feminine given name of Italian origin. It is the Italian form of the male name Giorgio, which in turn comes from George. The root is the Greek Georgios, meaning "farmer" or "earthworker." In Italian usage, Giorgia commonly functions as a first name for girls and is used across various regions.

In Italy, Giorgia has been a consistently used name in recent generations and can be found among public figures and private individuals alike. A well-known bearer is the Italian singer Giorgia Todrani, who has enjoyed a successful career in pop and soul music since the 1990s.

Other notable Italians named Giorgia include Giorgia Meloni, a politician who has served as Prime Minister of Italy since 2022; Giorgia Palmas, a model and television presenter; and Giorgia Surina, an actress and television personality. These examples illustrate the name’s visibility across diverse fields in Italian public life.

Outside Italy, the given name Giorgia is used among Italian communities worldwide. It is generally a feminine given name and is not commonly used as a surname. The name remains a recognizable Italian form associated with a range of contemporary figures in entertainment, politics, and culture.