Usually means: Name, often Spanish, meaning George.
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  2. Jorge (Brazilian singer), Jorge (footballer), Jorge (singer), Jorge: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Jorge)

▸ noun:  A male given name from Spanish or Portuguese, equivalent to English George.

Similar:
Jose, Joao, José, George, Jorg, Jordy, Jovanni, Gonzalo, Pedro, Miguel, more...

Phrases:
Jorge Amado, Jorge Alessandri, jorge guillen, jorge manrique, jorge blanco, more...

Adjectives:
baez, old, little, young, poor, dandier, aware, gomez, portuguese, dear, upper



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Similar:
Jose, Joao, José, George, Jorg, Jordy, Jovanni, Gonzalo, Pedro, Miguel, more...

Phrases:
Jorge Amado, Jorge Alessandri, jorge guillen, jorge manrique, jorge blanco, jorge isaacs, jorge borges, jorge pardo, Jorge Luis Borges, jorge mario pedro vargas llosa, borges, jorge luis, borges jorge luis, more...

Adjectives:
baez, old, little, young, poor, dandier, aware, gomez, portuguese, dear, upper



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