Baby Names Starting with G
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African
To protect
African
To be strong
African
Gift
African
Unknown
African
do good
African
Protector of the home
African
To be strong
African
Unknown
African
Blessed one
African
Unknown
African
To be full
African
Achieved
English
Unknown.
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
not applicable
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Chinese
Song
Greek
Goddess of the earth
Spanish
God is gracious
Italian
bringer of peace
French
Stone of strength
French
God is gracious
Italian
graceful song
Italian
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious
French
God is gracious
Italian
Free man
Greek
God is gracious
Latin
gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Spanish
Unknown
Italian
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious; warlike
English
God is gracious
French
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Italian
Gracious gift from God
Latin
God is gracious; rock
French
Gracious God
English
God is gracious
Celtic
gift of God
English
Equipment
Celtic
guardian; protector
Germanic
Spear ruler
Celtic
Spear ruler
Celtic
Spear ruler
Arabic
Strong man
Hebrew
God's strength
Hebrew
God is my strength
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown meaning
Old English
gift
Hebrew
God is great
Hebrew
God has redeemed
English
Unknown
English
Strong warrior
Celtic
Place of goats
Hebrew
Hewer
Hebrew
to gather
Eastern European
To rule
Latin
he who rules
Hebrew
Great warrior
African
Unknown
Hebrew
gift of God
English
Gift
Caribbean
Unknown
African
Unknown
Southeast Asian
gift; blessing
Hebrew
joyful
Germanic
Bright
Hebrew
God is gracious
Greek
Earth
English
Spear
Germanic
Brave
English
Brave
Indian
Song
Indian
Sister of song
Indian
Song
Sanskrit
song offering
Indian
Offering of songs
Indian
Song
Sanskrit
song
Indian
Song
Germanic
son of Jeffrey
English
Peaceful traveler
French
Peaceful
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
Celtic
unknown meaning
Celtic
noble one
Southeast Asian
To go
Arabic
Jihad
Indian
River
Spanish
Unknown
Eastern European
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Germanic
Guide
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
Joyful
Germanic
Joyful
Welsh
bright, shining
English
Joyful
Germanic
Man of the people
Old Norse
famous warrior
Germanic
spear warrior
Hebrew
gift of God
Spanish
brave; strong
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
Fair and blessed
Spanish
gift; grace
Portuguese
Joyful
Germanic
hostage
Germanic
Pledge
Germanic
Goose
Germanic
Geyser
Japanese
Artist
Hebrew
Gift of God
Celtic
Unknown
Hebrew
gift of God
Germanic
Small goat
Portuguese
Son of the earth
Spanish
joyful; happy
Spanish
gift; present
Hungarian
gift of God
Chinese
To be strong or powerful
Hebrew
To shine
Italian
to shine; brightness
Spanish
Joyful or happy
Spanish
Frosty
African
Joyful
French
Bright
Persian
radiant
Spanish
Gelatinous substance
Germanic
Yellow
Germanic
Shining pledge
Spanish
Golden bright
French
bright; shining
Germanic
From Gelderland
African
Yellow
Turkish
to be strong
Greek
Bright
African
To cleanse or purify
Spanish
Unknown
Germanic
spear ruler
Greek
bright, shining
Celtic
Bright, shining
Italian
Joyful
Southeast Asian
joyful; happy
Spanish
Happy
Turkish
Bright and shining
French
bright
Latin
Of the sun
Spanish
Joyful
Spanish
joy; happiness
Italian
Gelato-like
Spanish
joyful; bright
Celtic
bright, shining
Old Norse
joyful
Germanic
spear bearer
Italian
to shine
Old English
a pledge
Old Norse
to be strong
Germanic
Spear of the foreigner
Spanish
Unknown
Italian
Brave protector
Latin
to freeze
Greek
Laughter
Southeast Asian
Joy
English
Son of the spear
English
Joyful
Slavic
frost
Old English
spear
Spanish
Brave and strong
English
joyful; cheerful
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
Fair and bright
Celtic
joyful
English
Precious stone
African
To gather
Hebrew
Precious gem
Spanish
Unknown
Hebrew
To complete
Latin
precious gem
Spanish
gems
Spanish
Precious gem
Southeast Asian
A person who is playful or mischievous
Germanic
Ginger
Spanish
Twins
Spanish
twins
Spanish
Little twin
Spanish
Little twin
Spanish
Twin
Spanish
Twins
Greek
twin
Turkish
Gemini
Spanish
little gem
Arabic
One who is a gift
Hebrew
little dove
Latin
Twin
Latin
Twins
Italian
Precious stone
Spanish
little gem; precious
English
Medieval Italian nickname meaning "gem, precious stone". It was borne by the wife of the 13th-century Italian poet Dante Alighieri.
Latin
precious promise
English
Precious gem
Latin
precious stone
Germanic
brave warrior
Southeast Asian
Strong and brave
Latin
precious stones
Southeast Asian
Fat
Spanish
Precious gem
English
Precious stones
Japanese
Source
English
Variant of Gina.
Slavic
Gift from God
Slavic
Noble, generous
Eastern European
Grace
Greek
Noble
English
Generous
Spanish
Ruler with a spear
Southeast Asian
Noble
Latin
noble, bright
Spanish
January
Indian
Unknown
French
Brave with a spear
Italian
Noble
Spanish
Noble
Spanish
little generous one
Caribbean
Unknown
Slavic
Noble
Eastern European
Young
Eastern European
Pioneer
Spanish
Modern variant of 'Gency'
Spanish
Unknown
English
Social identity
English
Son of Gender
African
A place of refuge
Spanish
Strong fighter
Southeast Asian
Chubby
Celtic
fair, pure
English
Short form of Eugene. A notable bearer was the American actor Gene Hackman (1930-2025).
Spanish
Brave
Spanish
Unknown
Greek
of the race
French
Woman of the race
English
Of the people
English
Noble
French
Noble
Latin
noble
English
Noble maiden
Spanish
Unknown
African
To be born
Latin
noble
English
High rank
African
warrior leader
Southeast Asian
Generation
African
Relating to generations
Southeast Asian
General
Latin
noble, generous
Latin
Generous
English
The quality of being kind and giving
Italian
generous, noble
Latin
noble, giving
Greek
Origin
Greek
origin, beginning
Spanish
Little Genesis
English
Means "birth, origin" in Greek. This is the name of the first book of the Old Testament in the Bible. It tells of the creation of the world, the expul
Greek
origin; birth
Greek
origin; birth
French
Noble
English
Possibly a shortened form of Genevieve. It could also be inspired by the name of the city in Switzerland. It has been used as a given name in the Engl
French
Woman of the race
French
Woman of the race
English
English form of Geneviève.
Celtic
Woman of the race
English
White wave; fair one
Hebrew
Place of the harp
Chinese
to conquer
Indian
River Ganges
Spanish
Ginger
Old Norse
noble
Greek
noble; well-born
Greek
noble; well-born
Southeast Asian
Noble
English
noble; kind
English
Diminutive of Eugenia.
French
noble
Celtic
White wave
French
Race
Celtic
White wave
Spanish
Noble
French
noble
Latin
spirit, genius
Spanish
Noble
Spanish
Noble
Hebrew
Modern variant of Genesis
English
Beginning
Latin
to create
Hebrew
God's promise
Latin
Born
Spanish
born of; origin
Japanese
Two beginnings
Japanese
Source of origin
Italian
born; birth
Slavic
Noble
Greek
Noble
Greek
Noble
English
Generous
Italian
January
Greek
Born of the race
Germanic
noble victory
Germanic
brave warrior
Greek
origin, birth
English
Fair
Greek
Generous
English
White wave
Germanic
Noble birth
Celtic
Fair
Welsh
fair and white
Japanese
Peaceful
English
Generous
Celtic
generous gift
Slavic
white wave
Italian
White phantom
Germanic
noble ruler
Latin
Juniper tree
Eastern European
Noble
Germanic
Woman of the race
English
Woman of the race
Celtic
woman of the race
Italian
noble
Germanic
noble, brave
Germanic
Ruler of the home
Germanic
ruler, leader
Germanic
noble ruler
English
Home ruler
Latin
Clan
Germanic
Strong
Latin
of the people
English
Noble
Germanic
From Ghent
Latin
People or race
Latin
people, nations
English
Bringer of joy
Latin
flower
English
Refinement
English
Soft
English
Quality of being kind and mild-mannered
English
Kind and mild
Old English
softly, kindly
African
Unknown
English
Noble birth
French
Gentle
Spanish
Gentle
Spanish
January-born
English
Authentic, real
Latin
Race, kind
Latin
Noble
Latin
noble; well-born
Greek
earth; land
African
Gift from God
Spanish
Unknown
Italian
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Spanish
earthly gift
Italian
earthly
Greek
earthly gift
English
God's peace
English
Short form of Geoffrey.
French
God's peace
English
From a Norman French form of a Frankish name. The second element is Old German fridu "peace", while the first element could be *gautaz "Geat" (a North
French
God's peace
Germanic
God's peace
Greek
Farmer
Greek
earth; land
Greek
Farmer
Chinese
Flower
Chinese
Strong
Germanic
famous warrior
Spanish
Land and water
Spanish
earthly spirit
Latin
Earth worker
Korean
earth's beauty
Greek
farmer
Old English
farmer, earthworker
Greek
Farmer, earth-worker
Greek
Earthworker
English
From the Greek name Γεώργιος (Georgios), which was derived from the Greek word γεωργός (georgos) meaning "farmer, earthworker", itself derived from th
Greek
farmer
Greek
Farming
English
Farming woman
English
Variant of Georgiana.
Greek
Farmer
Greek
Farmer
English
Farmer
Greek
Feminine form of George
Greek
Farmer
Greek
farmer, earthworker
Greek
farmer, earthworker
Greek
Farmer
English
Farmer
Greek
Farmer
Greek
farmer
Greek
Earthworker
English
Feminine form of George.
Greek
Farmer
English
Will of the farmer
Greek
farmer
English
Latinate feminine form of George. This is the name of an American state, which was named after the British king George II. The country of Georgia has
English
Earthworker
Eastern European
from Georgia
English
Feminine form of George. This form of the name has been in use in the English-speaking world since the 18th century.
Greek
farmer, earthworker
Greek
farmer; earthworker
English
Variant of Georgiana.
Greek
farmer, earthworker
Latin
Farmer
English
Diminutive of Georgia or George.
English
Farmer
Greek
farmer, earthworker
Slavic
Farmer
English
Feminine form of George.
Greek
farmer, earthworker
English
Farming woman
Greek
farmer
Greek
farmer; earthworker
Greek
farmer
Greek
Earth worker
Greek
Farmer
Greek
Farmer
Greek
Farmer
Greek
Earthworker
Greek
earth worker
Hebrew
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Latin
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Spanish
Gracious gift
Spanish
God is gracious
Spanish
God is gracious
English
God is gracious
English
Earthly life
Spanish
God's gift
Hebrew
Stranger
Germanic
Spear strength
Spanish
Brave
Spanish
brave spear
Celtic
Great
Southeast Asian
Movement or action
English
From a Germanic name meaning "power of the spear", from the elements ger meaning "spear" and walt meaning "power, authority". The Normans brought it t
Germanic
Ruler with a spear
Germanic
rule of the spear
English
Spear ruler
Germanic
ruler with a spear
Germanic
Ruler
Germanic
Ruler with a spear
Germanic
Rule of the spear
English
Feminine form of Gerald. This name was created by the poet Henry Howard for use in a 1537 sonnet praising Lady Elizabeth FitzGerald, whom he terms The
Germanic
rule of the spear
Germanic
Rule of the spear
Germanic
Ruler
Germanic
ruler with spear
Germanic
rule of the spear
Italian
Spear ruler
Germanic
Spear ruler
Germanic
Spear ruler
Germanic
spear ruler
Spanish
spear ruler; ruler
Germanic
Spear ruler
Celtic
Spear ruler
English
spear ruler; maiden
English
Spear ruler
Greek
Crane
Spanish
Ruler with a spear
English
Derived from the Old German element ger meaning "spear" combined with hart meaning "hard, firm, brave, hardy". This name was borne by saints from Belg
Germanic
Brave spear
Germanic
Brave spear
Italian
Brave with a spear
French
Brave warrior
Italian
brave spear
French
Brave
Germanic
brave spear