"Bearer of the mace", a name of Krishna and Vishnu
Hindu baby names G
Hindu baby names starting with G: 101 of 3,239 names, page 9 of 33.
101 of 3,239 names
"Sky", from Sanskrit gagana
"Sky"; Sanskrit gagana
"Elephant-faced", a name of Ganesha
"King of elephants", from Sanskrit gajendra
"King of elephants", from Sanskrit gajarāja
King of the ganas, a name of Ganesha
A modern name from gāna, "song"; lists give "melody"
"Fragrance" in popular use; Sanskrit gandhālī, "a wasp"
The third note of the musical scale, "ga"
"Celestial musician", from Sanskrit gandharva
Lord of the gaṇas, the god Ganesha; Sanskrit gaṇeśa
The river Ganga; Sanskrit gaṅgā, "swift-goer"
"Bearer of the Ganga", a name of Shiva
"Ganga and Rama", from Gaṅgā and Rāma
"Lord of the Ganga", from Gaṅgā and īśa
"Son of Ganga", a name of Bhishma
"Lord of the ganas", a name of Ganesha
"Wise, scholar" in popular use; Sanskrit gārgī, "descendant of Garga"
"Dignity"; Sanskrit gariman, "weight, importance"
"Pride", from Sanskrit garva
"Pride, self-respect"
"Proud", from Sanskrit garvita
"Proud"; Sanskrit garvita, from garva, "pride"
"A verse, song"
"Fast, progressive" in popular use; Sanskrit gatika, "motion, course"
"Fair-bodied", a name of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
"Fair-bodied"; feminine of Sanskrit gaurāṅga
"Part of Gauri", from Gaurī and aṃśa
"Part of Gauri", from Gaurī and aṃśa
"Pride, honour" in popular use; Sanskrit gaurava, "dignity, respect"
"Dignity, honour"; feminine of Gaurav, from Sanskrit gaurava
"White, brilliant"; a name of Parvati
"Son of Gauri" in popular use; Sanskrit gaurika, "white mustard"
"Young girl"; Sanskrit gaurikā, a form of Gauri
"Son of Gauri", a name for Ganesha
"Lord of Gauri", a name of Shiva
"Lord of Gauri", a name of Shiva
"Gauri and Shankar": Parvati and Shiva together
"Dispeller of darkness" in popular use; the Buddha's clan name, from Gotama
"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
"Part of the Gita", from gītā and aṃśa
"Lord of songs", from gīta and īśa
"Song"; Sanskrit gīti
"A short song"
"Jewellery, an ornament"; Hindi gahnā
"A song"; that which is to be sung
"Dark as a rain cloud"; a name of Krishna
"Speech, voice"; Sanskrit girā
"Holder of the mountain", a name of Krishna
"Holder of the mountain", a title of Krishna
"Mountain-born", a name of Parvati
"Lord of Girija", Shiva; often listed as "king of the mountain"
A name of Shiva, from giri, "mountain"
"Lord of mountains": the Himalaya, and Shiva
"King of mountains", from Sanskrit girirāj
"Lord of the mountains", a name of Shiva
A Bengali name built on gīta, "song"; lists give "melodious"
"An offering of songs"
The river Godavari, "giver of water"
"Herd of cows"; Krishna's boyhood village
"Name of a sacred river"; rich in cattle
"Cowherd"; a name of Krishna
"Krishna the cowherd", from gopāla and Kṛṣṇa
"Chief of cowherds", a name of Krishna
"Lord of cowherds", a name of Krishna
A form of Shiva; literally "lord of the cowherds"
"Cowherdess", like the devoted milkmaids of Krishna's Vrindavan
"Moon of the gopis", a name for Krishna
"Cowherdess"; one of the gopis devoted to Krishna
"Krishna of the gopis", a name of Krishna
"Lord of the gopis", a name of Krishna
Cowherd, guardian of cows; the yogi Gorakhnath
The sacred hill Krishna lifted; literally "increaser of cows"
"Chief herdsman"; a name of Krishna
"Summer"; Sanskrit grīṣma, the hot season
A rose garden; a garden full of flowers
"Mine of virtues", from Sanskrit guṇākara
"Virtuous king" in popular use; Sanskrit guṇa + śekhara, "crown of virtues"
"Virtuous"; Sanskrit guṇavatī, "endowed with good qualities"
"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, resonant", from Sanskrit guñjita
"Humming", the murmur of bees; Sanskrit guñjita
"Endowed with good qualities"; virtuous
"Servant of the guru", from guru and dāsa
"Given by the guru", from guru and datta
"Embodiment of the guru", from guru and mūrti
"Lord and teacher", from guru and nātha
"Grace of the guru", from guru and prasāda
King of teachers; Sanskrit guru + rāja
"Knowledge", from Sanskrit jñāna
"King of knowledge", from jñāna and indra
"Lord of knowledge", from jñāna and īśa
"Lord of knowledge", the name of the saint Dnyaneshwar
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