Origin and Meaning of Georgianne

Farmer or earthworker

Origin: English - Georgianne is a combination of the name George, which comes from the Greek 'Georgios', meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker', and the diminutive suffix '-anne'.

• Georgianne is a relatively modern variation of the name George that has come to be used more frequently in English-speaking countries.
• The name combines traditional elements of George with the French and English diminutive '-anne', giving it a softer and more feminine touch.
• While not as widely known as its counterparts, the name has been borne by some notable figures, including Georgianne Welles, an American actress.
• Georgianne's popularity is relatively niche, mostly appealing to those who appreciate classic names with a twist.
• Similar names include Georgina, Georgia, or the masculine counterpart George, providing a range of choices for those fond of the 'George' root.