Jeorge, of Latin origin, is a unique and distinctive given name that has gained popularity over time. Derived from the Latin 'Georgius', which means "farmer" or "earthworker", Jeorge carries a rustic and robust charm. This name has been used across various cultures, with notable figures such as St. George, the patron saint of England, contributing to its widespread recognition. The variants George and Jorge are more commonly known, but Jeorge offers a refreshing twist on this classic name. It rolls off the tongue with ease, beginning with the soft 'J' sound and flowing into the familiar 'orj'. While it may not be as widely used as some other Georges, Jeorge holds its own as a strong and memorable choice for a first name.
The name Jeorge experienced peak popularity in the late 1980s to mid-1990s with a high of 14 births in 1996, but has since seen a decline, averaging around 5-7 births per year from 2000 onwards.