"God is my strength" in popular use; Hebrew "man of God"
Girl names starting with G
Baby girl names that start with G, with checked meanings.
81 names: 64 for girls and 17 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, the Mahan Kosh and Steingass's Persian–English Dictionary. A few to start: Gauranshi ("part of Gauri"), Gomati ("name of a river") and Gurkirat ("the Guru's glory").
81 names
"Sky"; Sanskrit gagana
"Lamp of the sky"
"Love of the sky"
A modern name from gāna, "song"; lists give "melody"
"Fragrance" in popular use; Sanskrit gandhālī, "a wasp"
Radiant, lovely one; the goddess of Tirunelveli
The river Ganga; Sanskrit gaṅgā, "swift-goer"
"Wise, scholar" in popular use; Sanskrit gārgī, "descendant of Garga"
"Dignity"; Sanskrit gariman, "weight, importance"
"Pride, self-respect"
"Proud"; Sanskrit garvita, from garva, "pride"
"A verse, song"
"Jewel, pearl"; Persian gauhar
"Fair-bodied"; feminine of Sanskrit gaurāṅga
"Part of Gauri", from Gaurī and aṃśa
"Dignity, honour"; feminine of Gaurav, from Sanskrit gaurava
"White, brilliant"; a name of Parvati
"Young girl"; Sanskrit gaurikā, a form of Gauri
"Of Gautama's line"; a name of the Godavari and of Durga
"The sacred Gayatri verse" of the Rigveda
"Song"; Hindi gīt, from Sanskrit gīta
"Song"; a sacred song, as in the Bhagavad Gita
"Part of the Gita", from gītā and aṃśa
"Song"; Sanskrit gīti
"A short song"
"Jewellery, an ornament"; Hindi gahnā
"Jewel", from Latin gemma
"Beginning, origin", from Greek genesis
Name of the patron saint of Paris; its meaning is uncertain
"Farmer, worker of the earth"; the feminine of George
"A song"; that which is to be sung
"Rich, self-sufficient"; Arabic ghāniya
"Love poem"; Arabic ghazal, the lyric of love
"Gazelle"; Arabic ghazāla, also a poetic name for the sun
"God is gracious"; an Italian form of Joanna
"Speech, voice"; Sanskrit girā
"Mountain-born", a name of Parvati
A Bengali name built on gīta, "song"; lists give "melodious"
"An offering of songs"
"Glory", from Latin gloria
The river Godavari, "giver of water"
"Name of a sacred river"; rich in cattle
"Cowherdess", like the devoted milkmaids of Krishna's Vrindavan
"Cowherdess"; one of the gopis devoted to Krishna
"God's favour"; also elegance
"Grace"; a pet form of Grace, from Latin gratia
"Summer"; Sanskrit grīṣma, the hot season
"Rose, flower"; Persian gul
"Scattering flowers"; Persian gul-afshān
"Delicate as a rose"; Persian gul-badan, "rose-bodied"
"Spring flower"; Persian gul and bahār
"Pomegranate blossom"; Persian gulnār
Persian gul, "rose", and nāz, "grace, charm"
"Rosy-cheeked"; Persian gul-rukh
A rose garden; a garden full of flowers
"Virtuous"; Sanskrit guṇavatī, "endowed with good qualities"
Usually given as "virtuous"; from gun, virtue, with an uncertain ending
"Humming"; Hindi gungun
The red gunja berry; Sanskrit guñjā, also "humming"
"Buzzing, humming", as of bees
"Humming" in popular use; Sanskrit guñjikā, the gunja berry
"Humming", the murmur of bees; Sanskrit guñjita
"The word of the Guru"
"Lamp of the Guru"
Gur, the Guru, with Inder, Indra or "chief"
"Victory of the Guru"
"Ray of the Guru's light"
"The Guru's glory" or "praise of the Guru"
"Absorbed in the Guru"
"Heart of the Guru"
"Friend of the Guru"; the Guru as friend
"The Guru's grace"
Gur, the Guru, with naaz, "pride, glory"
A modern name from gur, the Guru; the ending is uncertain
"Light of the Guru"
"Love for the Guru"
Gur, the Guru, with seerat, "character, disposition"
"Refuge in the Guru"
"Remembrance of the Guru"
Gur, the Guru, with an ending read as Inder, "chief"
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