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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2,400 of 2,400 G-names match
G-names in 2025
Showing 1,001–1,200 of 2,400
- GaldinoOf uncertain originItalian—
- GroveA name derived from an English surname or place name referring to a small wood or group of treesEnglish—
- GloriajeanCombination of Gloria and Jean, meaning 'glory' and 'God is gracious'English—
- GottiOf uncertain originGerman—
- GowriA name for the goddess Parvati, often interpreted as 'fair' or 'brilliant'Sanskrit—
- GelenaOf uncertain originGreek—
- GreeneGreen, or dweller near the village greenEnglish—
- GlorianA modern coinage combining the name Gloria with the fashionable suffix -an, suggesting glory or renownModern coinage—
- GratiaGrace, favor, thanks (Latin)Latin—
- GarvPride, arrogance, or self-respect in SanskritSanskrit—
- GlenishaA modern coinage combining the prefix Glen- with the fashionable -isha suffixModern coinage—
- GracieannA combination of Gracie and Ann, often interpreted as 'graceful favor' or 'gracious giftModern coinage—
- GraisynOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- GrantlandOf uncertain originEnglish—
- GambleDerived from the English surname meaning 'old' or 'aged', but more commonly associated with the word meaning 'to take a risk'English—
- Georgeniaof uncertain originModern coinage—
- GracelandGrace land, referring to the estate of Elvis PresleyModern coinage—
- GundaOf uncertain originScandinavian—
- GarekOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- Gidof uncertain originEnglish—
- Giorgifarmer, earthworkerSlavic—
- GizzellePossibly a variant of Giselle, from a Germanic word meaning 'pledge' or 'hostage'French—
- GracilynCombination of Grace and the popular suffix -lyn, suggesting 'graceful' or 'God's favor'Modern coinage—
- GeanetteGod is graciousEnglish—
- GottfriedGod's peaceGerman—
- GivenOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- Gaetanof uncertain originFrench—
- GiovanneGod is graciousItalian—
- GrasynOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- Guilaof uncertain originItalian—
- GladyesOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- GretnaOf uncertain originScottish—
- GerrianneCombination of Gerri (a short form of Geraldine) and Anne, thus meaning 'ruler of the spear' and 'graceEnglish—
- GreogryOf uncertain origin, likely a misspelling or variant of Gregory, meaning 'watchful' or 'vigilant' from GreekEnglish—
- GustieA diminutive of Augusta or Gustava, meaning 'great' or 'majestic'English—
- Gerikof uncertain originModern coinage—
- GuledOf uncertain originArabic—
- GazellaDerived from the name of the gazelle, a swift and graceful antelopeEnglish—
- GobleOf uncertain originEnglish—
- Goranmountain dweller” or “from the mountainSlavic—
- GurnieDerived from an English surname, itself possibly from a place name meaning 'muddy island'English—
- GaranPossibly derived from Welsh 'garw' meaning 'rough' or 'rugged'Welsh—
- GaynaNot definitively establishedWelsh—
- GrecoOf uncertain originItalian—
- GerylOf uncertain meaning, possibly a feminine variant of Gerald or a blend of Geraldine and CherylModern coinage—
- GlenyceOf uncertain originEnglish—
- GlessieUncertainModern coinage—
- Greidyof uncertain originModern coinage—
- GlendenOf uncertain originScottish—
- GlennetteDiminutive of Glenn, meaning 'valley' in Scottish GaelicScottish—
- GoldmanA surname transferred to occasional first use, literally meaning 'gold man' or 'worker in gold'English—
- GuageOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Gage or a modern invented nameModern coinage—
- GuynellOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- GeneanOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- Gurkirat'Famous one of the guru' or 'singing the praises of the guru', from Sanskrit elementsSanskrit—
- GenealVariant of Genevieve, likely meaning 'woman of the family' or 'tribe woman'French—
- GeogeVariant spelling of George, meaning farmer or earthworker, from Greek georgosEnglish—
- GevonOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- GranvelOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Granville, a surname meaning 'large town' in Norman FrenchEnglish—
- Gabriellah—
- Gennavieve—
- Granite—
- Gerrica—
- Gesselle—
- Gevin—
- Ghadeer—
- Gizell—
- Gyneth—
- Genowefa—
- Giannamarie—
- Graviel—
- Glendene—
- Graceanna—
- Garris—
- Gavriela—
- Gerrett—
- Ginnette—
- Gopal—
- Grainne—
- Gregorey—
- Genelda—
- Gorje—
- Garik—
- Garima—
- Gilead—
- Galyn—
- Gresia—
- Gwendloyn—
- Garmon—
- Gerlad—
- Galya—
- Geovanie—
- Geraldina—
- Glendoris—
- Genasis—
- Genavive—
- Geordi—
- Gethsemane—
- Gregoire—
- Gurley—
- Gennady—
- Gennett—
- Giovanie—
- Gissella—
- Gregori—
- Gaudencio—
- Georgeana—
- Gokul—
- Galan—
- Gee—
- Geraldy—
- Gianne—
- Gibbs—
- Govani—
- Garielle—
- Gavina—
- Geniene—
- Gerre—
- Gicela—
- Ginnifer—
- Graiden—
- Graycin—
- Gumecindo—
- Gen—
- Geroldine—
- Ginia—
- Greogory—
- Gwendolin—
- Gayanne—
- Gearlene—
- Genesia—
- Gwendlyon—
- Galiana—
- Geran—
- Gloyd—
- Goro—
- Greeley—
- Grenda—
- Geniece—
- Giovannina—
- Glennice—
- Giang—
- Gilverto—
- Gardy—
- Garwood—
- Girolamo—
- Gaya—
- Gazelle—
- Giuliette—
- Gemayel—
- Gibril—
- Graeden—
- Gabriellia—
- Garlene—
- Gentrie—
- Geraldyn—
- Giliana—
- Guenther—
- Glendi—
- Goebel—
- Griezmann—
- Grisela—
- Gambit—
- Giara—
- Gredmarie—
- Gurtej—
- Gabreille—
- Glanda—
- Graecyn—
- Gunnard—
- Gaege—
- Garyson—
- Gearald—
- Geralda—
- Ghia—
- Glenette—
- Gowtham—
- Greely—
- Glenmore—
- Gaelyn—
- Generoso—
- Gerlean—
- Gihanna—
- Glender—
- Gloristine—
- Gurneet—
- Gailene—
- Gili—
- Gjon—
- Glenetta—
- Glorene—
- Guerin—
- Geetika—
- Genni—
- Giamarie—
- Giankarlo—
- Giulliana—
- Gladyse—
- God—
- Goodness—