In the entire world, Ежи (Jerzy 
, Eji 
, Yezhi 
) is a common primarily masculine, but very seldom female first name. The given name Ежи is characteristic of Poland, where it is a common male name, Lithuania, where it is quite a rare male name, and Germany. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Poland, India, and Germany. More prevalently, Ежи is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Jerzy | Germany, Poland, Indonesia, United States, China |
| Eji | Nigeria, Indonesia, United States, India, China |
| Yezhi | Nigeria, Bulgaria, United States, Taiwan, China |
| Ежи | Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Russia, Turkey |
Chorche, Corc, Djuro, Egor, Ezhy, Eži, 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,
Ежи is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jerzy Kozerski ; Jerzy Bartnik and Jerzy Szawłowski .
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язловецкий, ежи Polish noble, UA (b. 1510) |
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бойм, ежи UA (b. 1537) |
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радзивилл, ежи Polish-Lithuanian noble, LT (b. 1578) |
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ежи хрептович statesman of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, BY (b. 1586) |
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| чарторыйский, ежи (1560-1626), UA (b. 1560) |
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семигиновский-элеутер, ежи Polish artist (c.1660-1711), UA (b. 1660) |
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дзедушицкий, ежи станислав UA (b. 1670) |
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| анцута, ежи казимир LT (b. 1650) |
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ежи радзивилл Lithuanian politician, BY (b. 1721) |
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| ежи тышкевич RU (b. 1701) |
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| ежи соллогуб LT (b. 1751) |
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| грабовский, ежи франтишек LT (b. 1756) |
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чапский, ежи эмерыкович BY (b. 1861) |
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ежи коссовский Officer of the Polish Army, aviator (1892-1939), BY (b. 1892) |
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скальский, ежи BY (b. 1925) |
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Маков, Чапля, Бискуп, Малышев, Добренко, Чижевский, Павловски, Станевский, and Тумановский