No. 2,375 in Arabic

جورج

The Arabic word "جورج" translates to the English name "George."

In a sentence

ذهب جورج إلى السوق.
George went to the market.
The word "جورج" is used here as a proper noun, a personal name referring to an individual.
كان جورج مهتمًا جدًا بالكتب الأدبية.
George was very interested in literary books.
"جورج" continues as a proper noun, used as the subject of the sentence.
يتكلم جورج اللغة العربية بطلاقة.
George speaks Arabic fluently.
Again, "جورج" serves as the subject, showing the person's ability.

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