Georgian Girl Names
Georgian female names come from the Georgian language and Christian liturgical tradition. Georgian has no grammatical gender, so feminine forms are conventional rather than grammatical. Many women’s names end in -a or -ia (such as Khatia, Natia), and diminutive forms in -o and -iko are common for girls (Eliso, Naniko, Eliko). The feminine -una also appears in given names like Khatuna.
Orthodox saints’ names remain central for girls, with widespread use of short forms as official names. Examples include Mariam, Elene, Keti, Ketino, Khatia, Khatuna, Lela, Lika, Natia, and Naniko.
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| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
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| Nino | Associated with Saint Nino; original meaning is uncertain. In Spanish/Italian contexts, 'niño' means 'boy/child'. | Georgian | Girl | 8,661 #1 | |
| Mariam | Variant of Miriam/Mary; commonly interpreted as 'beloved' or 'wished-for child'; older senses include 'sea of bitterness' or 'rebellion'. | Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic, Georgian, Hebrew | Girl | 7,509 #2 | |
| Mari | Variant of Mary/Maria - linked to Hebrew Miryam; often interpreted as 'bitter', 'beloved' or 'wished-for child'; in Japanese meaning varies by kanji (e.g., 'truth', 'jasmine'). | Basque, Estonian, Finnish, Georgian, Hebrew, Japanese, Latin | Girl | 1,190 #3 | |
| Lela | Often a variant of Arabic Leila meaning "night"; also used independently in Georgian and as an English diminutive of names like Eleanor or Gabriella. | Arabic, English, Georgian | Girl | 1,044 #4 | |
| Ani | Linked to the medieval Armenian city Ani; often used as a diminutive of Anna/Anita and associated with meanings like "grace" or "beautiful". | Armenian, Georgian, Hebrew | Girl | 764 #5 | |
| Nika | Victory; victorious | Georgian, Greek, Slavic | Girl | 578 #6 | |
| Saba | In Arabic/Persian: 'morning breeze' or 'east wind' (gentle breeze). In Hebrew: 'grandfather'. | Arabic, Georgian, Hebrew, Persian | Girl | 332 #7 | |
| Nona | From Latin 'nona' meaning 'ninth'; also the name of a Roman fate/goddess; used independently in Georgian and as a diminutive/variant of names like Antonia or Winona; related to Italian 'nonna' (grandmother). | English, Georgian, Italian, Latin | Girl | 212 #8 | |
| Dali | Name of a Georgian goddess of the hunt - a huntress and protector of wild hoofed animals. | Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, Georgian, Hebrew, Spanish | Girl | 136 #9 | |
| Elene | From Greek meaning 'torch' or 'shining one'. | Georgian | Girl | 127 #10 | |
| Shalva | Tranquility, peace, serenity | Georgian, Hebrew | Girl | 74 #11 | |
| Neli | A diminutive/pet form; often linked to meanings 'light/torch' (from Helen/Eleanor) or used as a short form of Slavic/Latin-derived names. | Bulgarian, English, Georgian, Italian, Slavic, Spanish | Girl | 72 #12 | |
| Lali | Commonly associated with 'tulip' or 'red'; often used as a diminutive of names like Lalita or Lala. | Armenian, Georgian, Persian | Girl | 66 #13 | |
| Baïa | A feminine name used in Georgia; in Romance-language contexts it is derived from the word for 'bay' (coastal inlet); in Romanian it relates to 'bath'. | Georgian, Italian, Roman, Romanian, Spanish | Girl | 59 #14 | |
| Ninah | Generally 'little girl' (Spanish); also associated with 'grace' or 'favor' through links to Anna/Ann; often a diminutive form of longer names. | Georgian, Russian, Spanish | Girl | 54 #15 | |
| Natia | Born on Christmas (from Natalia) | Georgian | Girl | 51 #16 | |
| Lika | Typically a diminutive or short form used in several cultures; specific meanings vary by origin. | Armenian, Georgian, Slavic | Girl | 34 #17 | |
| Mariami | Georgian form of Mary/Mariam; from Hebrew Miriam, commonly interpreted as 'beloved' or 'wished-for child' | Georgian | Girl | 21 #18 | |
| Sanaia | Likely 'radiant' or 'elevated'/'distinguished' (meaning varies by linguistic origin) | Arabic, Georgian, Persian, Sanskrit | Girl | 19 #19 | |
| Eka | One; first | Georgian, Greek, Indonesian, Sanskrit | Girl | 18 #20 | |
| Tako | Georgian: affectionate diminutive with no separate lexical meaning; Japanese: 'octopus'. | Georgian, Japanese | Girl | 14 #21 | |
| Nini | A diminutive/pet form meaning 'little' or 'beloved' depending on the root; in Georgian associated with the name Nino (Saint Nino). | Georgian, Italian, Latin | Girl | 10 #22 | |
| Ketia | Pure | Georgian | Girl | 8 #23 | |
| Zaza | Movement | Georgian, Hebrew | Girl | 6 #24 | |
| Nonna | Associated with Italian word for 'grandmother'; historically linked to Latin 'Nona' ('ninth') and Greek 'Nonnē' (name of an early Christian saint). | Georgian, Greek, Italian, Latin, Russian | Girl | 4 #25 | |
| Anouki | Grace, favor (diminutive form of Anna) | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Beria | Possibly 'creation' (Hebrew) or 'new' (Basque); also appears as a Georgian surname | Basque, Georgian, Hebrew | Girl | — | |
| Darchia | Related to Daria - 'possessing goodness' (Old Persian); also associated with 'sea' in Persian | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Ekaterine | Pure | Georgian, Greek | Girl | — | |
| Eliko | Uncertain - in Georgian it's primarily a feminine given/diminutive name; related roots can imply 'bright', 'splendid', or 'prosperous' depending on language | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Eliso | God is my oath | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Garianah | Meaning uncertain. Possibly an elaboration combining elements whose meanings vary (e.g., Hebrew 'Anah' = 'answered' or echoes of 'Arianna'); generally interpreted as a feminine, lyrical name. | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| gayana | Sanskrit: 'singing' or 'song'; Armenian/Georgian: variant of Gayane (name of a saint), sometimes linked to Greek Gaia ('earth'). | Armenian, Georgian, Sanskrit | Girl | — | |
| Gaytane | Originally 'from Gaeta' (place-name); later used as a feminine given name in Caucasian contexts. | Armenian, Georgian, Italian | Girl | — | |
| Googie | Diminutive form of names meaning 'farmer' or 'earth-worker' (from Greek) | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Guria | Multiple possible origins: a feminine form related to the Slavic/Orthodox name Guri/Guriya (connected with a saint), a variant of the Sanskrit name Gauri meaning 'fair, white,' or a toponymic name linked to the Georgian region Guria. | Georgian, Indian, Sanskrit, Slavic | Girl | — | |
| Iveria | Associated with Iveria (Iberia) - the ancient name for Georgia; 'of Iveria' or 'Georgian' | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Jorjya | Farmer; earth-worker | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Kako | Japanese: commonly written 佳子 meaning "beautiful/good child" (meaning varies with kanji). Georgian: a familiar diminutive of Kakhaber (no separate lexical meaning). | Georgian, Japanese | Girl | — | |
| Kete | Georgian: diminutive of Ketevan (related to Katherine) - 'pure'; Māori: kete - 'basket' (also metaphorically a container of knowledge) | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Ketevan | Lady of the house | Georgian, Persian | Girl | — | |
| Keti | Derived from Ketevan/Katherine - "pure" or "clear" | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Ketino | Diminutive of Ketevan (Georgian form of Katherine), meaning "pure". | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Ketyna | Pure | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Khanuma | Lady, madam - an honorific title for a woman | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Khatia | From Georgian 'ხატი' (khati) meaning 'icon' or 'image'. | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Khatuna | Lady; noblewoman; female noble title (consort/queen) | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Lashi | Uncertain - possibly 'grace' or 'beloved' (South Asian derivation) or 'light' (linked to Georgian Lasha); meaning depends on origin and spelling. | English, Georgian, Irish | Girl | — | |
| Manana | Traditional Georgian feminine name; exact etymology is unclear. Separately, Spanish 'mañana' means 'morning' or 'tomorrow'. | Georgian | Girl | — | |
| Mane | Varies by origin: a Georgian feminine name (possibly linked to Manana); a West African family name; in Kannada 'mane' means 'house'; in Iberian contexts Mané is a diminutive of Manuel. | Georgian, Indian, Kannada, Wolof | Girl | — |
Georgian Girls name popularity over time
Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Georgian-origin name in our dataset.
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With data in 2025
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Births 2025
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