GEORGIEVA
Georgieva
Georgieva is a British surname of Eastern European origin, primarily associated with Bulgaria. The surname has gained some popularity in the United Kingdom, likely due to migration and intercultural marriages.
The surname Georgieva is derived from the male first name Georgi, which translates to George in English. The suffix "-eva" is a common feminine suffix in Slavic languages, indicating that the person is the daughter of someone named George.
As with many surnames, variations may exist depending on transliteration and regional dialects. In Bulgaria, the surname is written as "Георгиева". The name is often associated with individuals of Bulgarian heritage or descent.
Over the years, the surname Georgieva has become more prominent in British society, reflecting the multicultural nature of the country. Individuals bearing this surname may have diverse backgrounds and histories, adding to the rich tapestry of British identities.
Notable individuals with the surname Georgieva may have made contributions in various fields such as academia, arts, sciences, or business, further enriching the legacy of the name.
There are approximately 542 people named Georgieva in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around eight in a million people in Britain are named Georgieva.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Danny
- Eli
- Emil
- Ernest
- Georgi
- Kalin
- Karim
- Reni
- Todor
- Valentine
Female
- Daniela
- Desislava
- Diana
- Elena
- Galina
- Gergana
- Mariya
- Milena
- Petya
- Valentina