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Jorge

Spanish and Portuguese form of George, from Greek geōrgos meaning 'farmer' or 'earth-worker' — geō ('earth') + ergon ('work'). Saint George, the dragon-slaying martyr, is the patron of England, Catalonia, and Portugal.

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Popularity over time

A 113-year arc in numbers.

137,222 U.S. births recorded from 1910–2023.
Popularity · 1910–2023
1,224 births in 2023
1910 1966 2023
Babies named per year Peak year Most recent
Meaning

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JSpanish and Portuguese form of George, from Greek geōrgos meaning 'farmer' or 'earth-worker' — geō ('earth') + ergon ('work'). Saint George, the dragon-slaying martyr, is the patron of England, Catalonia, and Portugal.

Variants & spellings

3 ways to spell "Jorge".

Each transliteration carries a slightly different cultural fingerprint.
George Most common Giorgio Jordi
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Famous bearers

People who carry the name Jorge.

Quick answers

People often ask about Jorge.

What does the name Jorge mean?
Jorge means spanish and Portuguese form of George, from Greek geōrgos meaning 'farmer' or 'earth-worker' — geō ('earth') + ergon ('work'). Saint George, the dragon-slaying martyr, is the patron of England, Catalonia, and Portugal.
Where does the name Jorge come from?
Jorge is a boy name of Spanish origin.
Is Jorge a boy or a girl name?
Jorge is overwhelmingly a boy name in the United States. Of the 137,222 U.S. babies recorded with this name, more than 99% are boys.
How popular is the name Jorge in 2023?
Jorge ranks #277 for boys in the U.S. Social Security Administration's 2023 dataset. Its all-time U.S. peak was 2006 with 3,518 babies.
How do you pronounce Jorge?
Jorge is pronounced HOR-hay (2 syllables).
What are common spellings of Jorge?
Jorge is also written as George, Giorgio, Jordi.
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Popularity counts come from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national dataset. Meanings and origins are curated from etymological sources. If you spot an error, please let us know.

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