Around the globe, Jerzy (Jerzy 
, 예지 
, Ежи 
, and others...) is a common boy's first name. The given name Jerzy is characteristic of Poland, where it is a common male name, Lithuania, where it is quite a rare boy's name, and Germany. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Poland, Germany, and the United States. More frequently, Jerzy is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Jerzy | Canada, Poland, United States, United Kingdom, Germany |
| 예지 | South Korea |
| Ежи | Russia, Lithuania, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Ukraine |
| Єжи | Ukraine |
| Ежы | Belarus |
| יז'י | Israel |
| イェジ | Japan |
Chorche, Corc, Djuro, Egor, Georg, George, Georges, Georgi, Georgii, Georgij, Georgije, Georgijs, Georgios, Georgius, Georgiy, Georgo, Georgy, Gevorg, Geworg, Geórgios, Gheorghe, Gică, Gieorgij, Giorgi, Giorgio, Gorch, Gueorgui, Guiorgui, Guéorgui, Gyuri, György, Göran, Gøran, Iegor, Jegor, Jehor, Jerguš, Jiří, Jockel, Jord, Jordi, Jorge, Joris, Jorn, Juerg, Jur, Juraj, Jure, Jurg, Jurgen,
Jerzy is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jerzy Kozerski ; Jerzy Bartnik and Jerzy Szawłowski .
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jerzy narymuntowicz (b. 1326) |
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| jerzy merkiel (b. 1350) |
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| jerzy witoldowic RU (b. 1350) |
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| jerzy räuber (b. 1410) |
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jerzy radziwiłł Lithuanian noble (b. 1480) |
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| jerzy mant PL (b. 1446) |
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| jerzy iwanowicz ilinicz (b. 1450) |
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| jerzy krupski Polish diplomat, PL (b. 1472) |
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| jerzy holszański prince of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (b. 1480) |
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| jerzy konopacki (b. 1477) |
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jerzy mniszech Polish noble, PL (b. 1548) |
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| jerzy naramowski (b. 1494) |
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| jerzy giese (b. 1497) |
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| jerzy gizicki (b. 1500) |
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| jerzy oleski (b. 1502) |
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