Names that start with G
550 different G-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Gabriel led them with 6,579 newborns. Compare all 2,400 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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G-names in 2025
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- GitaSongSanskrit7
- GauthamOne who possesses brilliance or lusterSanskrit7
- Gunterbattle army or warriorGerman7
- GodricGod's rule, from Old English elements god (God) and ric (ruler)English7
- Graylonof uncertain originModern coinage7
- GwennaWhite, fair, blessed, or holyWelsh7
- Giordanoone who works with or is associated with the Jordan River region, or an Italian surname derived from the given name GiordanoItalian7
- GraesynOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- GradynOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- GraelynModern invented name, often interpreted as a combination of Grace and LynnModern coinage7
- GabbieDiminutive of Gabrielle, which means 'God is my strength'Hebrew7
- GeovonniGod is graciousItalian7
- GurshaanOf uncertain originSanskrit7
- GrigorWatchful, alertSlavic7
- GargiOne of several women philosophers mentioned in the ancient Hindu scripture, the Brihadaranyaka UpanishadSanskrit7
- GianelleGod is graciousModern coinage7
- GiannieOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- GentriOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- GokuOf uncertain originLiterary7
- Giovoni7
- Gianelly7
- Graylan7
- Gweneviere7
- Ghita7
- Giyanna7
- Gwyndolin7
- Gyda7
- Georgiamae7
- Gaith7
- Glauk7
- Greys7
- Gursifat7
- Ganza7
- Gugan7
- Gurvaan7
- GarettOf uncertain originEnglish6
- GavenOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- GenieShort form of Genevieve, from the medieval French name meaning 'woman of the race' or 'white wave'English6
- GarrenOf uncertain originEnglish6
- GabriellGod is my strengthHebrew6
- GwynneWhite, fair, blessedWelsh6
- GeromeVariant of Jerome, meaning 'sacred name' or 'holy name'English6
- Guthriewindy place, windy streetScottish6
- GenavieveVariation of Genevieve, traditionally interpreted as 'woman of the race' or 'white wave'English6
- GrabielOf uncertain origin, likely a variant of Gabriel, meaning 'God is my strength' in HebrewSpanish6
- GerrardSpear hard, spear brave, or spear rulerEnglish6
- GeannaModern name, possibly a blend of Gina or Jean and Anna, or a variant of GiannaModern coinage6
- Guilianafeminine form of Julian, meaning 'youthful'Italian6
- GwyndolynBlessed ring, or white ring, from Welsh elementsWelsh6
- GinelleOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern feminine elaboration of Gene or JeanModern coinage6
- Genessaof uncertain origin, possibly a modern coinage or variant of GenesisModern coinage6
- GracelinA modern combination of Grace and Lynn, suggesting 'graceful lake' or 'grace of the lake'Modern coinage6
- GatlynA modern invented name, likely a blend of Gatlin and the popular -lyn suffixModern coinage6
- GeonnaOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- GenovaOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- GranthamFrom the gravelly homesteadEnglish6
- GiulianYoung or downy-bearded, or of the Roman clan IuliusItalian6
- GitelOf uncertain originHebrew6
- Greshamdwelling or homestead near grazing landEnglish6
- GiomarOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- GabbiGod is my strength, or a short form of GabrielleEnglish6
- Grizzly6
- Gagan6
- Geonni6
- Greysun6
- Gracely6
- Genysis6
- Genuine6
- Geon6
- Genovia6
- Goretti6
- Gwenevieve6
- Gefen6
- Giyana6
- Gursahib6
- Gazal6
- Goldi6
- Gurbaaj6
- Gurshabad6
- Guzman6
- Gwynivere6
- Gesiah6
- Gloire6
- Gretchell6
- GreggWatchful, vigilant, or alertScottish5
- Garnetta diminutive of the name Garnet, referring to the deep red gemstoneEnglish5
- GarfieldFrom an Old English surname derived from a place name meaning 'triangular field' or 'spear field'English5
- GranvilleFrom the large town or settlement, derived from Old English elementsEnglish5
- Georgettafarmer, earthworkerGreek5
- Geraldoruler with a spearGerman5
- GeremyDerived from the Hebrew name Yirmiyahu, meaning 'appointed by God' or 'God will exalt'English5
- GeanVariant of Jean, meaning 'God is gracious'Scottish5
- GildardoOf uncertain meaning, possibly derived from the Germanic element 'geld' meaning 'sacrifice' or 'reward'Spanish5
- GavanOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Gavin, meaning 'white hawk' or 'battle hawk'English5
- GalvinPossibly derived from an Irish surname meaning "descendant of the bright one" or from English "gale" (wind)Irish5
- GiancarlosGod is graciousItalian5
- GauravOne who is respected, honored, or esteemedSanskrit5
- GraylinPossibly a modern invented name combining the syllable 'Gray' with the popular suffix '-lin'Modern coinage5
- GrethelA German diminutive of Greta, itself a short form of Margaret, meaning 'pearl'German5
- GianiOf debated originItalian5
- GarionOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- GreydonPossibly a variant of Grayson, meaning 'son of the steward', or a respelling of the English surname Greydon, of uncertain originModern coinage5
- GenaeOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- GeovanaGod is graciousItalian5
- GraclynA modern variant of Gracelynn, likely intended to mean 'gray' or 'graceful' combined with a fashionable suffixModern coinage5
- GenecisOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- GershomA stranger thereHebrew5
- GreycenSon of Gray or son of the gray-haired oneModern coinage5
- GraytonOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name inspired by Gray and the popular suffix -tonModern coinage5
- GrizeldaOf uncertain originEnglish5
- GrayerOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- GedeonOf uncertain originHebrew5
- GivanniOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- GravesOf uncertain origin, likely derived from an English surname referring to a grave or burial mound, or from the Old English word 'græf' meaning a trench or ditchEnglish5
- GiovonnieUncertainModern coinage5
- GreisyOf uncertain origin, likely a modern variant of Gracey or GracieModern coinage5
- GarrusOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- Geordie5
- Gerber5
- Gawain5
- Ghina5
- Gabbanelli5
- Geet5
- Geneviene5
- Gatlynn5
- Gayane5
- Gea5
- Goten5
- Gold5
- Gianluka5
- Grim5
- Gurnaz5
- Givenchy5
- Ghael5
- Gadi5
- Gator5
- Gaella5
- Glacier5
- Gursehaj5
- Galaxi5
- Germanii5
- Grand5
- Gazi5
- Giorno5
- Galea5
- Gamliel5
- Gharam5
- Gilligan5
- Griggs5
- Gurrehmat5
- GayleA short form of Gail, itself a variant of Abigail, meaning 'father's joy' in Hebrew, or a standalone name from the English word 'gale'English—
- GayJoyful, happyEnglish—
- GussieDiminutive of Augusta, meaning 'majestic' or 'venerable'English—
- GenaProbably a variant of Gina, itself a short form of Regina, meaning 'queen' in LatinEnglish—
- GaylaForm of Gay, which may derive from a French word meaning 'joyful'English—
- GildaMeaning uncertainEnglish—
- GertieDiminutive of Gertrude, meaning 'spear strength'English—
- Geriof uncertain originEnglish—
- GaylordFrom a French surname, itself from a Germanic personal name meaning 'high' or 'noble' and 'lord'French—
- GayeOften considered a variant of Gay, from the Old French 'gai' meaning 'joyful, happy'English—
- GerriShort form of Geraldine, meaning 'ruler with the spear'English—
- GlynnWelsh name meaning 'valley', though it may also be a variant of LynnWelsh—
- GreggoryWatchful, vigilant (variant of Gregory)English—
- GeralynVariant of Geraldine, meaning 'ruler with the spear'English—
- GearldineVariant of Geraldine, meaning 'ruler with the spear'English—
- GeorgeneGeorgene is a feminine form of George, meaning "farmer" or "earth-workerEnglish—
- GearldOf uncertain originEnglish—
- GaynellOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- GeneralA military rank title used as a given name, primarily in the United States during the 19th and early 20th centuriesEnglish—
- GaylonOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- GuidoOf uncertain originItalian—
- GaroldSpear ruler or spear strength, a variant of GeraldEnglish—
- GennaOf uncertain originEnglish—
- Geroldspear rulerGerman—
- Georginefarmer, earthworker, feminine form of GeorgeEnglish—
- GlennisOf debated originWelsh—
- GennieDiminutive of Virginia or Genevieve, sometimes used as a standalone nameEnglish—
- GorgeOf uncertain originEnglish—
- GaylenePossibly a combination of Gay and the suffix -lene, with no well-attested meaning beyond thatModern coinage—
- GlindaOf uncertain or invented origin, possibly derived from 'glen' or 'glin' with a feminine suffixModern coinage—
- GearyVariant of Gary, which is from a short form of names beginning with the Old English element 'gār' meaning 'spear'English—
- GerhardSpear strength or brave with the spearGerman—
- GlyndaFair or holy, a variant of GlendaEnglish—
- GarvinOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Garvin or Garvan, meaning 'rough' or 'little spear' in IrishIrish—
- GaylenDerived from Gail, a short form of Abigail, meaning 'father's joy' in Hebrew, but Gaylen is also considered a modern coined nameEnglish—
- GlendoraDweller by the golden shore or golden streamEnglish—
- GeorgeannCombination of the names George and Ann, typically considered a feminine elaboration of GeorgeEnglish—
- GwendaA Welsh feminine name, possibly meaning 'fair and holy' or derived from the element 'gwen' meaning 'white, blessed'Welsh—
- GlenwoodWooded glenEnglish—
- GlennieValleyScottish—
- GordenA variant spelling of Gordon, a Scottish place name of uncertain meaning, possibly derived from a Brythonic word for 'spacious fort'Scottish—
- GreenOne of the green color surname given to someone who lived near the village green or worked as a greenkeeperEnglish—
- Glynisof uncertain origin, possibly derived from the Welsh word 'glan' meaning 'pure, holy'Welsh—
- Georgiannfarmer, earthworkerEnglish—
- GuillerminaResolute protector, feminine form of WilliamSpanish—
- GabrialGod is my strengthHebrew—
- GustA short form of Gustav, meaning "staff of the Geats" or "staff of the Goths"Scandinavian—
- GoldiaOf uncertain originEnglish—
- GeorgeannaCombination of George and Anna, suggesting a feminine form of George, meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker', paired with Anna, meaning 'grace' or 'favor'English—
- Gerthameaning uncertain, possibly a feminine form of Garth meaning 'enclosed garden' or 'spear'English—