George - Name Meaning — Is Your Name Helping You?

Updated December 27, 2024

Alphabetical First Name Meaning Index

• Your first name of George has made you happiest when you are expressing in some creative, artistic way, and not conforming to strict routine.
   
• In a large group of comparative strangers, you are quiet and rather shy, unable to express yourself, not really wanting to become involved in conversation.
   
• On the other hand, among friends with whom you feel at ease, you are expressive, witty, and quite charming.
   
• These contrasting natures make it difficult for people to understand you and can lead to friction in your personal life.
   
• You are deep, philosophical, and refined, but your extremely sensitive nature causes you to become depressed and self-pitying over any real or imagined slight.
   
• If you are not careful, people take advantage of your generous nature.
   
• You find the beauties of nature, fine music, art, and literature--all the deeper things of life--inspiring.
   
• The reserved, sensitive side of your nature brings aloneness and friction into your life, although you crave affection and understanding.

George - Detailed Meaning

Your first name of George makes you a quick thinker, both philosophical and creative. You are happiest when you are expressing in some artistic way, free from monotony and detail. You appreciate music, art, and drama and if given training, could excel in those fields. However, self-consciousness, at times, prevents you from feeling at ease in positions of impromptu self-expression. You tend to scatter your efforts, often not finishing what you start, particularly when the task becomes mundane.
 
You enjoy reading and can become so absorbed that you are unaware of what is happening around you. The mysteries of life, the phenomena of nature, and religious and occult concepts appeal to your desire to understand the deeper aspects of life. You enjoy the out-of-doors, the beauties of nature, and experience peace and relaxation in outdoor activities. By taking a walk in nature, you can often settle turmoil within yourself.
 

 
A very individual, independent person, you live within your own thoughts. Your close friends are few. When you are with acquaintances and strangers, you tend to be reserved and reticent, shy and secretive but, on the other hand, with close friends you can sometimes be the life of the party, expressive, humorous, dramatic, and fun-loving. Your friends seldom know what to expect from you because of this dual character—friendly and charming one moment or lost in introspection the next. Occasionally, when you are unhappy or disappointed by something, you can be moody and temperamental, and feel misunderstood and unappreciated.
 

 
You love to argue and can be strong-willed, but you are easily hurt by the comments of others. People tend to be guarded in handling your over-sensitive qualities. When you feel misunderstood, you become very reserved and quiet, and do not want to be with people.
 

 
You long for love and affection and for your sensitive feelings to be understood. When you feel you are understood, you then must guard against jealousy and possessiveness. You are loyal to your friends and go out of your way to help others. You find it difficult to say “no” and mean it.
 

 
Others impose upon your generosity at times, and you do not always reap the rewards for all that you do. As you dislike monotony, you are inclined to scatter your efforts and put off handling details until you are forced to take action. You seldom like your time to be organized rigidly by others, but like to do things in your own way, at your own time.
 

 
You enjoy sweets and starchy foods. Over-indulgence could cause a weak back, skin conditions or arthritis later in life. The heart and lungs could also be affected at stressful times.
 

Health Analysis

• You must guard against emotional excesses, which could result in depletion of energy, creating a desire for quick-energy foods. You could suffer through skin irritations, blood conditions, back trouble, and later, through arthritis. Heart, lung, or bronchial weaknesses could also result.