Jorjia is of Latin origin and means "earth worker". It is a unique and distinctive name, derived from the Roman family name Iorocus, which was likely an occupational surname for someone who worked the land. The name Jorjia has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in the United States, due to its appealing sound and distinctiveness. It is often misspelled or mistaken for other similar names like Georgia or Georgina, but it maintains its unique identity with a distinct pronunciation and spelling.
The name Jorjia appears to have been consistently popular over the years, with a total of 40 babies being named Jorjia from 2005 to 2014. There is notable spike in popularity in 2014, however, with nine births that year compared to previous years which averaged around five births per year.