No. 7,515 in Russian
джорджа
"Джорджа" is the Russian transliteration of the name "Georgia," typically referring to a person named Georgia or the U.S. state.
In a sentence
Я встретил Джорджа на вокзале вчера.
I met Georgia at the station yesterday.
In this sentence, the word 'Джорджа' is used as the given name of a person, George, in genitive case to indicate the subject of the meeting.
Машина Джорджа была припаркована перед домом.
George's car was parked in front of the house.
Here, 'Джорджа' is used in possessive sense, indicating the ownership of the car by George.
Мы пригласили Джорджа на ужин завтра.
We invited George to dinner tomorrow.
In this context, 'Джорджа' represents the proper noun George, and is in accusative case aligning with the verb 'пригласили'.
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