Georgian names
21 names from the Georgian naming tradition, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and how it is seen around the world.
- AkakiBoyFrom Greek Akakios: "not wicked, innocent".
- AleksandreBoyFrom Greek Alexandros: "defender of men", from alexein "to defend" and andros "of men".
- AmiranBoyMeaning uncertain; possibly related to Persian amir "prince".
- AnanoGirlFrom Hebrew Hannah: "grace, favour".
- AndriaBoyFrom Greek Andreas: "manly, strong", from andros "man".
- AnriBoyFrom Germanic roots meaning "home ruler".
- AnukiGirlDiminutive form of Anano (Hannah): "grace, favour".
- AnzorBoyPossibly from Persian origin meaning "noble", related to aristocratic titles in the Caucasus.
- ArchilBoyMeaning unknown; possibly of Persian origin.
- ArdalionBoyPossibly from Greek: "water vessel, pitcher".
- DarejanGirlEtymology unclear; historically a distinguished royal name in Georgian tradition.
- DavitBoyFrom Hebrew David: "beloved".
- DemetreBoyFrom Greek Demetrios: "devoted to Demeter", the goddess of grain and harvest.
- EleneGirlFrom Greek Helene, possibly meaning "bright" or "shining", though etymology is disputed.
- ElisabedGirlFrom Hebrew Elisheba: "God is my oath".
- EndzelaGirlDerived from Georgian: "snowdrop", referring to the flower Galanthus which blooms early in spring.
- ErekleBoyFrom Greek Herakleios: "relating to Heracles", the legendary hero of Greco-Roman mythology.
- LelaGirlMeaning uncertain; possibly related to a plant name.
- Nana (Georgian)GirlThe etymology is not established. The name is known from historical and religious records in Georgia.
- Nino (Georgian)GirlMeaning uncertain, possibly derived from a Greek feminine form of Ninos.
- SalomeGirlRooted in an Aramaic name close to Hebrew shalom, "peace".