The name Georg is a classic male name of German origin, pronounced as "gey-org" (/ɡeɪˈɔrg/). It is a variation of the more commonly known English name George. Georg has historical and cultural significance in many German-speaking countries and is often associated with strength and leadership, partly due to its connection to Saint George, the legendary dragon-slayer and patron saint of several countries. In the United States, Georg has seen sporadic use over the years, with varying popularity. The highest recorded occurrence was in 1968, when it ranked 2110th with 15 newborns given the name. Although not frequently chosen in recent decades, Georg remains a distinguished choice for parents seeking a strong and traditional name with European roots.
| Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - | 
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| Georg von Trapp - | 
| Georg Simmel - | 
| Georg Philipp Telemann - | 
| Georg Gänswein - | 
| Georg Baselitz - | 
| Georg Ohm - | 
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| Georg Trakl - | 
| Georg Friedrich Prinz von Preussen - | 
| Georg von Frundsberg - | 
| Georg Ratzinger - |