No. 4,121 in Spanish

giorgia

The word "giorgia" is not Spanish; it appears to be Italian and typically refers to the name "Georgia."

In a sentence

Giorgia es una amiga muy talentosa.
Giorgia is a very talented friend.
Proper noun referring to a person.
El concierto de Giorgia será esta noche.
Giorgia's concert will be tonight.
Possessive construction indicating Giorgia as the concert performer.
Giorgia estuvo en las noticias por su última película.
Giorgia was in the news for her latest movie.
Subject of the sentence, referring to Giorgia's media mention.

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