Giorgos, of Greek origin, is derived from the Latin 'Georgius', which itself stems from the Greek 'Geōrgios'. This name signifies 'earthworker' or 'farmer', reflecting its agricultural roots. It has been widely used throughout history, particularly in Greece and other Orthodox countries, and remains popular today. Giorgos was notably borne by several saints in the Eastern Orthodox Church, most famously Saint George, venerated as a martyr. In many languages, including Greek, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and English, this name is associated with strength, courage, and nobility.
"Giorgos saw five newborns each year from 2016 onwards."