November 23 is celebrated as Saint George’s Day (Giorgoba), one of Georgia’s most revered national and religious holidays. It honors Saint George, the country’s patron saint, symbolizing bravery, faith, and protection. The day is marked by church services, feasts, and national celebrations reflecting devotion and pride in Georgian heritage.
- George – Of Greek origin, meaning “farmer” or “earthworker.” It honors Saint George, representing courage, righteousness, and the triumph of good over evil. The name holds deep spiritual and cultural importance in Georgia, where Saint George is regarded as a guardian of the nation.
