Names Starting with G

A bright pledge or famous hostage, combining elements meaning 'bright' and 'pled...

A staff of the Goths or a noble staff, derived from Gothic and Germanic elements...

God is my strength or God is my might, combining the divine name with a word for...

God is my strength, derived from Hebrew elements meaning God and strength.

My father is rejoicing, derived from Hebrew elements meaning father and joy.

Cheerful, lively, or bold, derived from Old French and Germanic roots meaning jo...

A Roman praenomen (given name) of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Latin ...

A strong wind or breeze, derived from Old English and Norse origins.

Calm or peaceful, derived from the Greek word 'galene' meaning tranquility.

A name of uncertain meaning, possibly related to Germanic or Slavic roots.

Son of Gan, where Gan may be a shortened form of a Germanic name.

One who tends a garden, derived from the occupation of gardening.

One who tends a garden; a gardener.

A wreath or garland of flowers, or a strip of land, derived from Old French orig...

Uncertain; possibly related to Armenian or Basque roots with unclear meaning.

A spear-hard warrior or one with a hard spear, combining elements for spear and ...

Spear strength or mighty with a spear, derived from Germanic elements.

A fortified military post or the soldiers stationed there, derived from Old Fren...

A band or strap worn around the leg to hold up a stocking, derived from Old Fren...

A spear or a man with a spear, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'spear'.

A deep cut or wound, derived from Old Norse origins.

A guest or stranger, derived from Germanic roots referring to a visitor or outsi...

White hawk or little hawk.

A cheerful or lighthearted nobleman.

Changeable or fickle, possibly derived from Irish or English origins with uncert...

One who laughs or smiles, derived from Greek 'gelas' meaning laughter.

One who laughs or smiles, derived from Greek 'gelas' meaning laughter.

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but may relate to 'origin' or 'source' co...

Well-born or noble, derived from the Greek word for birth or origin.

Leader or commander, derived from the Latin word for general or leader.

Woman of the race or tribe.

A peaceful pledge or divine peace, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'terri...

Farmer or one who works the earth.

A blended feminine form combining George (farmer) with Jeanna (God is gracious).

A farmer or one who works the earth; a tiller of the soil.

A woman who works the earth or a farmer, derived from the Greek word for earth.

A feminine form of George, meaning 'farmer' or 'one who works the earth'.

A diminutive of George or Georgia, meaning 'farmer' or 'earth worker'.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'spear ruler' or 'ruler with a spear.'

A feminine form meaning 'ruler with the spear' or 'spear ruler.'

Brave with a spear or strong with a spear.

A spear warrior or one who rules with a spear, from Germanic elements meaning 's...

Spear strength or mighty with a spear.

A brave spear warrior, combining Germanic elements for 'spear' and 'brave' or 's...

The European nation, derived from Latin Germania, referring to the Germanic peop...

A spear warrior or brave with a spear, from Germanic elements meaning 'spear' an...

A spear warrior or brave with a spear, from Germanic elements for 'spear' and 'b...

A diminutive of Gerald, Gerard, or Geraldine, ultimately meaning 'spear warrior'...

Spear of strength or beloved strength.

One who supplants or follows, derived from the Hebrew name Jacob meaning 'heel-h...

Son of Gibb, where Gibb is a diminutive of Gilbert meaning 'bright pledge'.

Son of Gibb, where Gibb is a diminutive of Gilbert meaning 'bright pledge'.

The etymology and meaning of Gichner are uncertain; it may derive from Germanic ...

A mighty warrior or one who cuts down; a feller of trees.

A ford where gifts are given or a ford associated with a gift.

Bright pledge or one whose promise shines brightly.

A gilded maiden or one covered with gold, from Germanic elements meaning 'gold' ...

A young goat or kid, derived from the Greek word for goat.

A ravine or narrow valley, derived from Old English or Old Norse roots.

God is gracious.

God is gracious.

Youthful or of the Julian family.

God will increase.

Princess or ruler.

A narrow valley or ravine.

A valley or glen, referring to a person who lived in a valley.

Glory, honor, or fame.

Battle warrior; one strong in battle.

From the great hill or spacious fort.

A triangular piece of land or cloth.

A Japanese surname, often written with characters meaning 'five' and 'door' or s...

God's peace or divine peace.

Beloved of God, from the German elements 'Gott' (God) and 'lieb' (beloved).

Gold or golden.

Governor, from the French word for one who governs.

Elegance, refinement, or divine favor.

A diminutive or variant form of Grace, meaning elegance, charm, or divine grace.

Possibly related to Greek elements, though the exact meaning is uncertain.

Noble or illustrious, from the Irish 'Gráda' meaning grace or nobility.

Possibly related to grace or a variant of names like Greta or Gracie.

From a town or settlement associated with a grove or forest, from Old English 'g...

A gray homestead or a home in a gravelly area.

A variant spelling of Graham, meaning a gray or gravelly homestead.

Golden or sun-like.

Great or large in size or stature.

Land granted or a place of granted land, from Old English 'grant' and 'land'.

From a large town or settlement, from Old French 'grand' (great) and 'ville' (to...

The son of a gray-haired man or a steward's son.

A settlement or fortified place associated with green or vegetation.

Feminine form of Gregory, meaning watchful or vigilant, from Greek 'gregorein' (...

Watchful or vigilant, from the Greek 'gregorein' meaning to watch or be awake.

Watchful or vigilant, from the Greek 'gregorein' meaning to watch or be awake.

A pearl.

A color name referring to the neutral shade between black and white.

A short form meaning a griffon or griffin, a legendary creature with an eagle's ...

Strong lord or powerful chief.

The great one or large person.

One who lives in or tends a grove of trees.

Green or one who is green.

River of the wolf, derived from Arabic words for wolf and river.

Resolute protector or determined will-helmet.

Guide or leader, one who shows the way.

Resolute protector or strong-willed warrior.

Resolute protector or determined defender.

Majestic or venerable; a diminutive of Augustus or Gustavo.

Staff of the Goths.

Staff of the Goths or royal staff.

Staff of the Goths.

Staff of the Goths.

Staff of the Goths or royal staff.

Staff of the Goths or royal staff.

Good son or son of Guth.

Guide or leader.

Fair bow or blessed ring.

Fair bow or blessed ring.

Fair, white, or blessed.

A wanderer or one from Egypt, referring to the Romani people.