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How is George written in different European languages?

Here's how "George" is written in various European languages:

Romance Languages:

* French: Georges (masculine)

* Spanish: Jorge (masculine)

* Italian: Giorgio (masculine)

* Portuguese: Jorge (masculine)

* Romanian: Gheorghe (masculine)

Germanic Languages:

* German: Georg (masculine)

* Dutch: George (masculine)

* Swedish: Georg (masculine)

* Danish: Georg (masculine)

* Norwegian: Georg (masculine)

* Icelandic: Georg (masculine)

* English: George (masculine)

Slavic Languages:

* Russian: Георгий (Georgiy) (masculine)

* Polish: Jerzy (masculine)

* Czech: Jiří (masculine)

* Slovak: Juraj (masculine)

* Ukrainian: Георгій (Heorhiy) (masculine)

* Bulgarian: Георги (Georgi) (masculine)

* Serbian: Ђорђе (Đorđe) (masculine)

* Croatian: Đorđe (masculine)

Other Languages:

* Greek: Γεώργιος (Georgios) (masculine)

* Hungarian: György (masculine)

* Finnish: Yrjö (masculine)

* Irish: Seán (Sean) (masculine) - While George is not a common Irish name, the equivalent is often Sean.

Notes:

* Gender: In most languages, "George" is a masculine name.

* Variations: There may be slight variations in spelling depending on the specific dialect or region.

* Pronunciation: While the spelling may be similar, the pronunciation of "George" can vary significantly across languages.

I hope this list helps!

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