Names starting with G page 2 of 2
240 names starting with G, from 28 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- GroverBoyDerived from Old English words for "grove of trees".
- GualterioBoySpanish form of Walter, derived from Germanic elements meaning "ruler of the army".
- GuanyinGirlFrom Chinese 观 (guān), "to observe", and 音 (yīn), "sound": one who perceives the sounds of the world, understood as the…
- GuaraciBoyFrom the Old Tupi word kûaraçy, "sun", which Tupi-Guarani mythology personifies as the sun god.
- GudinaBoyAn Oromo boy's name meaning "growth" or "advancement".
- GuenièvreGirlThe French form of Guinevere, derived from Celtic elements meaning fair or white and smooth or soft.
- GugulethuGirlXhosa, Zulu and Ndebele for "our pride", from igugu, "treasure, pride", and lethu, "ours".
- GuillaumeBoyThe French form of William, derived from Germanic elements meaning resolute and protection or helmet.
- GuillaumetteGirlA girl's form of Guillaume, from the Germanic elements meaning "determined" and "helmet".
- GuillemetteGirlA feminine diminutive of Guillaume, from Germanic words for "will" and "helmet".
- GulistanGirlFrom Persian for "rose" and "place": a rose garden.
- GulshanBoyFrom Persian: "rose garden, flower place".
- GumaBoyThe Gothic word for "man", reused as a personal name and as the root of compound names such as Gomesendus.
- GunnerBoyOne who operates a gun; derived from the Scandinavian name Gunnar.
- GurdeepUnisexCombines Sanskrit guru, signifying a teacher or spiritual master, with dīpa, the word for lamp or light.
- GurmeetUnisexJoins Sanskrit guru, meaning a spiritual teacher, with mitra, signifying a friend or companion.
- GurpreetUnisexCombines Sanskrit guru, meaning a teacher or spiritual master, with prīti, signifying love, joy or affection.
- GusBoyA diminutive of the Greek name Konstantinos.
- GussieGirlA diminutive of the name Augusta.
- GustaveBoyFrom Germanic roots meaning "staff" and "good", or possibly "chosen".
- GutierreBoySpanish form of Walter, from Germanic elements meaning "ruler of the army".
- GuusjeGirlA diminutive of Guus, itself a familiar form of Gustaaf: "noble guest".
- Guy (English)BoyDerived from the Latin name Guido or from Germanic origins; possibly meaning "guide" or "wide".
- Guy (Hebrew & Biblical)BoyA Hebrew name, related to the Hebrew word for "valley" or possibly meaning "God's valley".
- GwandoyaBoyLuganda for "one who has met with misery", a traditional Baganda name marking hardship around a child's birth.
- GwenaëlBoyCombining Breton elements for "white or blessed" and "generous", creating a meaning of generous blessing or blessed…
- GwenaëlleGirlThe feminine form of Gwenaël, built from Breton words for "blessed" and "generous".
- GwendaGirlDerived from Welsh elements meaning "white, blessed" and "good".
- GwendalBoyCombines the Breton roots gwenn, meaning "white" or "blessed", and tal, referring to the forehead or brow.
- GwendolineGirlAn alternative spelling of Gwendolen, from Welsh gwen "fair, white" and dolen "ring, loop".
- GwendolynGirlDerived from Welsh elements meaning "white, blessed" and possibly "bow" or "fair".
- GwennGirlFrom Breton gwenn: "white" or "blessed". A single-element name honouring a foundational word in Breton.
- GwennegBoyBuilds on the Breton gwenn ("white", "blessed") with a diminutive suffix, creating an affectionate or informal version…
- GwilhermBoyThe Breton version of William, adapted to fit Breton phonetic patterns.
- GwladusGirlProbably from Welsh gwlad, "country, land"; later sometimes linked, probably wrongly, to the Latin name Claudia.
- GwrtheyrnBoy"Supreme king", from Old Welsh guor, "over", and tigirn, "king, monarch".
- GwynethGirlProbably a variant of Gwynedd, a Welsh place name and personal name.
- GyatsoBoyTibetan for "ocean", from rgya mtsho.
- GypsyGirlFrom the English word gypsy, an exonym for the Romani people.
- GythaGirlA pet form of the Old Norse Guðríðr, combining the elements for “god” and “fair, beautiful.”