有几种说法呢,帮你列一下:1.由格鲁吉亚的波斯-阿拉伯语名称ğurğ演变而来-ğurğ最先被传到西欧的十字军和朝圣者中,经他们传递,最终产生了Georgia这个名字;2.根源为希腊语γεωργός或拉丁语georgicus-分别表示农田里的犁和农业的,因为当时格鲁吉亚纯粹是一个只懂得农耕的部落;3. In fact, "Georgia" seems to have been borrowed in the 11th or 12th centuries from the Syriac gurz-ān/gurz-iyān and Arabic ĵurĵan/ĵurzan, derived from the New Persian gurğ/gurğān, itself stemming from the Ancient Iranian and Middle Persian vrkān/waručān of unclear origin, but resembling the eastern trans-Caspian toponym Gorgan, which comes from the Middle Persian varkana, "land of the wolfs". This might have been of the same etymology as the Armenian Virk' (Վիրք) and a source of the Greco-Roman rendition Iberi (Ἴβηρες), the ethnonym already known to them as a designation of the Iberian peoples of the Iberian Peninsula.(这段好复杂,我投降...)