Baby Names Starting with G
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African
One who is blessed
Spanish
little drop
African
to be strong
African
Unknown
African
Dig a hole
Slavic
he who is strong
African
Blessed
Native American
he who is strong
African
One who is beautiful
African
Blessed one
African
He who is a leader
Italian
Gift from God
English
God's love
African
Wise
African
Unknown
Chinese
dog
Indian
Warrior
Indian
Fair, light
Indian
White
Indian
Good
Indian
One who is beautiful
Indian
Great joy
Indian
one who is beautiful
Indian
Respect
Indian
Lord Shiva
Indian
Mountain of Lord Shiva
Indian
sacred; holy
Indian
Unknown
Indian
One who dispels darkness
Sanskrit
light of the world
Indian
Bright light
Indian
brave warrior
Indian
Enlightened
African
to be strong
Germanic
Golden
Italian
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious
Italian
God is gracious
Indian
One who lifts Govardhan Hill
Spanish
Unknown
Indian
Protector
English
To guide
Latin
leader
Indian
Earth
Indian
Earth guardian
Indian
God of the earth
Indian
Cowherd
Indian
cow finder
Indian
Protector
Indian
Lord Krishna
Indian
Devotee of Lord Krishna
Indian
king of cowherds
Indian
Leader, protector of cows
Indian
King of cowherds
Indian
King of cows
Indian
Brother of Govinda
Indian
Protector of cows
Indian
Protector of cows
Indian
Protector of cows
Indian
King of the cowherds
Indian
Son of Lord Krishna
Sanskrit
king of cowherds
Indian
Singh of Lord Krishna
Indian
Protector
Indian
Lord Shiva
Indian
Earth god
Indian
One who is like God
Indian
Mountain of cowherds
Indian
Leader or chief
Persian
Precious
Indian
Jewel
African
A name of a Nigerian leader
Indian
Goddess Parvati
Indian
Flower
Indian
Unknown
Sanskrit
one who has attained
Sanskrit
one who is wise
Spanish
Unknown
Hebrew
Gentile
Japanese
Bitter melon
Indian
Cowherd
African
He who is loved
Hebrew
to be
Spanish
little goat; young goat
Southeast Asian
Wise
Hebrew
To be strong
Spanish
Pledge, oath
African
God's blessing
English
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
English
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Hebrew
gift of God
English
Unknown
African
Unknown
Old Norse
watchful
Celtic
grace
African
Grace
Spanish
To engrave
Spanish
recording
Hebrew
God is my strength
Spanish
Little Gabriel
Hebrew
God is my strength
Hebrew
Strength
Old Norse
to grab
Portuguese
Grace
English
From the English word grace, which ultimately derives from Latin gratia. This was one of the virtue names created in the 17th century by the Puritans.
English
Graceful
English
Elegance
Spanish
Graceful
Latin
graceful, charming
French
Full of grace
English
Elaboration of Grace using the popular name suffix lyn.
English
Elaboration of Grace using the popular name suffix lyn.
Spanish
grace by the sea
English
Elegance and beauty
Slavic
Grace
Spanish
Grace
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Elegant
Latin
Graceful
Spanish
graceful
Latin
Grace
Spanish
Graceful
Spanish
thank you
Spanish
graceful beauty
English
Diminutive of Grace.
Spanish
grace; favor
Various
Spanish
Little grace or favor
Latin
graceful
Spanish
Graceful
Latin
graceful
Latin
Graceful
Spanish
graceful
English
Kind, merciful
Latin
graceful
Spanish
Little grace
Latin
Graceful
African
Unknown
Spanish
graceful; charm
Latin
grace; elegance
Italian
Graceful
English
Excellent
English
Grindstone; practical
Slavic
Graceful and kind
Old English
to gather
English
From the gravel spring
English
From an Irish surname, itself derived from the byname Gráda meaning "noble, illustrious".
English
From a surname that was a variant of Graham. This particular spelling for the given name has been most common in Scotland, New Zealand and Australia.
English
From the gravel town
English
From a Scottish surname, originally derived from the English place name Grantham, which probably meant "gravelly homestead" in Old English. The surnam
Scottish
gravelly homestead
English
Gravelly homestead
Celtic
Rocky hill
Celtic
Grain
Germanic
grain, harvest
Spanish
Of the grail
Celtic
Gravel
Spanish
Little branch
English
Scribe or scholar
English
Grandmother
English
Granny
Spanish
pomegranate
Spanish
Great
Spanish
great, large
Spanish
Large
Old English
grandfather
English
Great
English
Farm
English
Farm overseer or steward
Scandinavian
Harvest
Celtic
Love
Eastern European
Granite
English
A durable stone, symbolizes permanence
Spanish
Granite
Spanish
Icy treat
English
Grandmother
English
From an English and Scottish surname that was derived from Norman French grand meaning "great, large". A famous bearer of the surname was Ulysses Gran
English
Gravel homestead or village
English
From the gravelly place
English
Grove with gravel
Old English
great will
African
Unknown
English
Fruit-bearing vine
English
Pictorial or visual
English
Soft mineral; symbolizes creativity and innovation.
French
Thick
English
Grace
Hebrew
grace
Spanish
Little grace
English
Green plant
French
A city known for perfume production
English
Thankful
Italian
grateful
Arabic
Graceful gift
Latin
graceful
English
thankfulness; appreciation
Latin
Grateful
English
Grateful
Latin
Grateful
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
Germanic
gray
Spanish
Gray
English
Small stones
Hebrew
God is my strength
Hebrew
God is my strength
English
From an English surname meaning "grey", originally given to a person who had grey hair or clothing.
Latin
grace
English
Son of the steward
English
Variant of Grayson.
English
From an English surname meaning "son of the steward", derived from Middle English greyve "steward". It became common towards the end of the 20th centu
Southeast Asian
Gray
English
To feed on grass
Italian
graceful
Italian
grace; favor
Italian
grace
Latin
Graceful
Italian
Graceful
Italian
Thank you
Spanish
Graceful
Slavic
Graceful
Slavic
Graceful
Italian
grace
Italian
Graceful
Spanish
Little grace
Old Norse
watchful, vigilant
English
Grace
Spanish
Unknown
English
Remarkable or significant
English
Superior
English
great man; leader
English
Noble stature
English
To be watchful; vigilant
English
Gravelly place
Italian
Greek
Latin
Greek
Greek
Greek woman
Italian
Greek
Greek
Greek
Arabic
Of Greece
English
Watchful
English
Greedy
Germanic
Watchful
Greek
Land of the Hellenes
Spanish
Unknown
English
green; youthful
English
Represents prosperity
English
From a Scottish surname that was derived from the given name Gregor.
Indian
Summer
Germanic
spear
English
Short form of Gregory.
Greek
Vigilant watchman
Greek
Vigilant
Greek
Watchful, alert
Greek
Watchful
Greek
Watchful
Greek
Watchful, alert
Latin
Vigilant
Greek
Watchful
Latin
Watchful
Greek
watchful, vigilant
Greek
Vigilant
English
English form of Latin Gregorius, which was from the Late Greek name Γρηγόριος (Gregorios), derived from γρήγορος (gregoros) meaning "watchful, alert".
Greek
watchful; alert
Spanish
Little Gregory
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
watchful
Spanish
graceful; favor
Spanish
Graceful
Spanish
Unknown
Irish
noble
Spanish
Graceful
Scottish
watchful
Germanic
Man of the green land
Germanic
One who is a farmer
Germanic
Gray-haired
Spanish
grace
Spanish
Graceful
Spanish
little grace
English
Son of the steward
Spanish
graceful
English
Gray-faced
Celtic
Gracious
Greek
Greek
Germanic
spear
English
Happiness
Old English
watchful, alert
African
Peaceful
Germanic
Famous battle maiden
Italian
Guild, association
English
Green
Celtic
green
English
Green village
Celtic
green
Old English
from the grassy ford
English
Grazing homestead
Latin
grace
English
gray meadow
Latin
to grow
English
Short form of Margareta. A famous bearer of this name was the Swedish actress Greta Garbo (1905-1990).
English
German diminutive of Margareta.
Germanic
little pearl
Germanic
great, powerful
Germanic
little pearl
Germanic
Pearl
Germanic
Pearl
Germanic
Little pearl
English
Pearl; little
Germanic
Pearl
English
Variant of Greta.
Germanic
little pearl
Germanic
little; small
Germanic
Little pearl
English
Pearl
Greek
Grace
Germanic
great
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
English
Variant of Gray.
Spanish
Grey
English
Gray stream
Germanic
little grey one
Celtic
grey
Celtic
gray; noble
English
Gray goddess
English
Gray-haired
English
Gray sea
Spanish
Unknown
English
Gray-haired or wise
English
Modern blend of grey and Marie
English
Grace
English
Variant of Grayson.
English
Grace
Celtic
grey-haired; noble
English
From the grey place
English
Graceful
English
Gray friend
English
Modern variation of Gray
Spanish
Unknown
English
Son of the steward
Germanic
noble, kind
Old English
watchful
Latin
watchful guardian
English
From a Scottish surname that was derived from the given name Gregor.
Germanic
Gray man
Germanic
Pearl
Spanish
little grain
Dutch
little Margaret
French
Son of Griez
French
Son of gray-haired
English
Strong in faith
English
Strong in faith
English
Latinized form of Gruffudd. This name can also be inspired by the English word griffin, a creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of a
English
Strong in faith
Welsh
strong chief
Spanish
Griffin
Arabic
Vigilant
Greek
Watchful, alert
Slavic
Watchful
Greek
watchful
Old Norse
peace
Caribbean
Unknown
Old Norse
gray
Old Norse
unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Little cricket
English
Serious
Scandinavian
Protection
Italian
Famous
Spanish
From the raven
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Little grim or serious one
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
guardian; protector
Scandinavian
Masked person
Old English
grimy, dirty
Old English
grimy
Germanic
Fierce battle maiden
Old Norse
grim, fierce
Old Norse
fierce protector
English
Grim's village
Caribbean
Dirty
English
Smile
Spanish
Unknown
Italian
Little green one
Spanish
Foreigner
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
foreigner
Spanish
Foreigner
Latin
Gripping
Spanish
Gray-haired
Spanish
Gray battle maiden
Old English
gray
Spanish
Gray-haired or aged
Germanic
Grey battle
French
Gray battle maiden
English
Possibly derived from the Old German elements gris "grey" and hilt "battle". It is not attested as a Germanic name. This was the name of a patient wif
Spanish
Gray battle maiden
Spanish
Little gray one
Spanish
Gray battle
French
Gray
Spanish
Gray battle maiden
Latin
Little gray one
French
Gray
Spanish
Gray-haired
French
Gray-haired
Spanish
Gray-haired
Spanish
Gray-haired
Spanish
Gray-haired
Indian
Cheerful
Indian
Summer
Spanish
Gray
French
Gray-haired
Germanic
Masked power
English
Grey man
Latin
graceful Mary
Germanic
Gray
Germanic
Gray battle maid
Old English
gray, stone
French
Little gray one
French
Little gray
Italian
Gray-haired
English
Derived from 'Grace'
English
Grain ground to flour.
Latin
follower of Christ
Latin
Christian
French
Gray-haired
Spanish
Grizzly bear
Spanish
graceful Mary
Celtic
Gray-haired
Germanic
Gray battle maiden
French
Gray-haired
Germanic
Gray-haired man
Native American
Grizzly bear
Dutch
to grow
Germanic
Great
Germanic
Bright fame
Germanic
Bright and shining
Germanic
Unknown
Spanish
Gracious
Germanic
Green
Spanish
Little green
Spanish
Little green
Germanic
Big man
Germanic
Big man
Spanish
Glory
French
Big
English
From an English surname that meant "great hunter" in Norman French.
Italian
Cave
English
A small group of trees or a wooded area
English
From the grove
English
From an English surname derived from Old English graf meaning "grove of trees". A famous bearer was the American president Grover Cleveland (1837-1908
Spanish
Little grove
Old English
from the grove
English
To grow
English
Agricultural worker
Spanish
Unknown
Italian
Gray, gray-haired
Germanic
Spear maiden
Old English
great, large
Spanish
Unknown
English
The young; growth
Celtic
Rough
Celtic
Strong lord
Germanic
Lowland
Italian
group leader
Spanish
Groups
Celtic
Unknown
English
grace; favor
Spanish
Unknown
Scandinavian
Fierce
English
Grim's dwelling
Slavic
Gracious
Hebrew
gift of God
Old Norse
unknown meaning
Germanic
staff of God
Latin
stylish
Hebrew
God saves
English
Unknown
Latin
grand theft auto
Germanic
great
Chinese
Ancient
Spanish
Bright warrior
Indigenous,Unknown
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown meaning
Spanish
little warrior
Spanish
Rancher or cowboy
Indigenous Americas
Sun
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Bright ruler
Arabic
River of the wolf
Spanish
river valley
Spanish
River of the wolf
Various