Gosho

Gosho is a male first name that is used in Bulgaria as a variant of the name Georg and has its origins in the ancient Greek Georgios. It carries the meaning 'the farmer', 'the peasant', or 'the landworker'.

What does the name Gosho mean?

Gosho is a boy's name that is considered the Bulgarian form of the name Georg and is derived from the ancient Greek Georgios. The meaning of the name encompasses 'the farmer', 'the peasant', or 'the landworker'. Its roots lie in ancient Greek, derived from the components gē (γῆ), meaning 'the earth, the land, the soil', and érgon (ἔργον), meaning 'the work, the action'. Other variants include Georgius, Georgio, Georgi, Georgs, George, Georgij, Georgiy, Georgy, Gjergji, and Gjergj.

Where does the name Gosho come from?

The origin of Gosho is ancient Greek and means 'the farmer'. The name is composed of the ancient Greek words gē (γῆ) for 'the earth, the land, the soil' and érgon (ἔργον) for 'the work, the action'. The language in which this name is prevalent is Bulgarian.

How do you pronounce Gosho?

Gosho is pronounced like 'Goscho'.

When is the name day of Gosho?

The name day of Gosho is celebrated on April 23, October 7, and October 28.

Popularity

In Germany, Gosho is a rather rare first name. In 2019, it ranked 3,920th on the list of the most common male first names. In the last ten years, the name has been given less than 10 times, placing it 8,008th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 9,767th. The global popularity and distribution of Gosho can be traced through its rankings in the first name charts of various countries.

Famous people

• Gosho Aoyama (Jap. manga artist (creator of 'Detective Conan'))
• Gosho Ginchev (Bulgarian footballer)