Geno

Geno is a masculine first name that is used as a pet form of Georgi in Bulgarian. Georgi itself is a variant of the name George, which has its origins in the ancient Greek Georgios. The name can be translated as 'the farmer', 'the agricultural worker', or 'the landowner'.

What does the name Geno mean?

The name Geno has its roots as a Bulgarian short form of Georgi, a variant of the name George, which comes from the ancient Greek Georgios. The meaning of the name includes terms like 'the farmer', 'the agricultural worker', or 'the landowner'. The etymological roots can be found in the ancient Greek elements gē (γῆ), meaning 'the earth, the land, the soil', and érgon ‎(ἔργον), which stands for 'the work, the action'. Related forms include Georgius, Georgio, Georgs, George, Georgij, Georgiy, Georgy, Gjergji, and Gjergj.

Where does the name Geno come from?

The name Geno has ancient Greek origins and means 'the farmer'.

How do you pronounce Geno?

The pronunciation of Geno is soft and consists of two syllables. In the German language, it is usually pronounced as 'Ge-no' [ˈdʒeːno], which leads to an open and flowing sound. The final 'o' gives the name a rounded, harmonious finish, making Geno sound light, modern, and uncomplicated.

When is the name day of Geno?

Geno is celebrated on name days on April 23, October 7, and October 28.

Popularity

In Germany, the first name Geno is quite rare. In 2021, it ranked 5,195th among the most common male first names. In the last ten years, it has been given as a first name fewer than 10 times, resulting in a 10-year statistic ranking of 8,008. Between 2010 and 2024, it holds the 9,767th place.