Radiant, lovely one; the goddess of Tirunelveli
Names meaning beauty G–L
Baby names meaning beauty starting with G to L: 105 of 448 names, page 2 of 5.
105 of 448 names
"Jewel, pearl"; Persian gauhar
"Fair-bodied", a name of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
"Fair-bodied"; feminine of Sanskrit gaurāṅga
"Jewellery, an ornament"; Hindi gahnā
"Jewel", from Latin gemma
"Rich, self-sufficient"; Arabic ghāniya
"Gazelle"; Arabic ghazāla, also a poetic name for the sun
"Grace"; a pet form of Grace, from Latin gratia
"Rose, flower"; Persian gul
"Scattering flowers"; Persian gul-afshān
"Delicate as a rose"; Persian gul-badan, "rose-bodied"
"Spring flower"; Persian gul and bahār
Rose-coloured; Persian gul + fām
"Pomegranate blossom"; Persian gulnār
"Rosy-cheeked"; Persian gul-rukh
Deer-eyed; Sanskrit hariṇākṣī
"Pride"; Persian nāz, pride and grace
Good, beautiful, goodly
"Beautiful"; Arabic and Urdu ḥasīna
"Beautiful"; Arabic ḥasnāʾ
"The two Hasans": the Prophet's grandsons Hasan and Husain
Very handsome; an intensive form of ḥasan, "good, beautiful"
Henna, the plant and its dye; from Arabic ḥinnā
Heer of Heer Ranjha; Hindi hīr, also "diamond"
"Gold"
Golden-eyed, from Sanskrit heman, "gold", and akṣi, "eye"
Golden, from Sanskrit heman, "gold"
Wearing a garland of gold; Sanskrit hemamālinī
"Golden-bodied"; a name of Vishnu
"Golden-limbed, golden"
Golden-bodied, from Sanskrit hemāṅga, "golden-limbed"
Golden creeper; Sanskrit hemalatā
"Diamond"; from Sanskrit hīra
"Maiden of Paradise"; Arabic ḥūr, gazelle-eyed
From ḥūr, the bright-eyed maidens of Paradise
"Maiden of Paradise"; a singular formed from Arabic ḥūr
Dear to the heart, lovely; Sanskrit hṛdya
"Rosy, fair"; Arabic ḥumayrāʾ, ʿĀʾisha's pet name
"Good, handsome"; the diminutive of Arabic ḥasan
The best, the most beautiful
A name of Lakshmi; Sanskrit indirā, "beauty, splendour"
"Sapphire", literally "Indra's blue"
"Garden of paradise"; the legendary gardens of Iram
Jasmine; Marathi jāī, from Sanskrit jāti
"Forehead, brow"; Arabic and Urdu jabīn
"Adorning the world"; Persian jahān-ārā
Ornament of the world; Persian jahān + zeb
Beauty, of looks and of conduct
Beautiful, in looks and in character
Beautiful, handsome; Arabic jamīl
Jewel; also the essence of a thing
Attractive; from Arabic jadhaba, "to draw"
"Fair and smooth"; Welsh Gwenhwyvar (Guinevere)
"Precious gem"; English jewel, Old French jouel
"Glimpse, spark"; Hindi jhalak, "radiance, sparkle"
"Silver pearl"; Arabic jumāna
"Moon jewel"; Assamese jon + moni
Kohl, the black used to line the eyes
Auspicious, beautiful; welfare; Sanskrit kalyāṇa
Shiva as the beautiful bridegroom; kalyāṇa with sundara
"Auspicious, beautiful"
"Lotus-eyed"
"Beautiful, desirable" in popular use; Sanskrit kāminī, "loving woman"
Desirable, lovely
"Golden creeper"
"Gold"
"Golden" in popular use; Sanskrit kāñcī, "jewelled girdle"
"Bracelet"; Sanskrit kaṅkaṇa
"Apple of the eye"; kaṇ, eye, with maṇi, gem
"Beloved, lovely"
"Beauty, radiance"
"Lustrous"; Sanskrit kānti, "splendour", + lāl, "darling son"
"Miracle, wonder"
"Earring"; also the heart of a lotus
"From Kashmir"
"Musk"
The jewel on Vishnu's chest, from the churning of the ocean
Beauty, grace
"Splendour of poetry"
"Fish-shaped eyes"; kayal, carp, with vizhi, eye
"Handsome"; Scottish Gaelic
"Saffron"
"Fair-born"; Old Irish Cóemgen, Saint Kevin's name
Armlet, a bracelet worn on the upper arm
"Lovely to look at, delightful"; Persian khush-numā
Crown, diadem; Sanskrit kirīṭa
"Garland"; the birth name of the poet-saint Andal
"A dark flower bud"; the krishnakali flower
Ornament of the family; Sanskrit kulabhūṣaṇa
"Red tilak powder" in popular use; Sanskrit kuṅkuma, "saffron"
A white jasmine; Sanskrit kunda
"Locks of hair"
"Flower"
She of the tresses; from kuḻal, a woman's coiled hair
Good fortune, prosperity, beauty; the goddess Lakshmi
"Tulip-cheeked"; Persian lāla-rukh
"Red glow", the redness of the sky at dawn
"Charming, graceful"
"Charming, graceful"; a name of the goddess Durga
Grace, beauty, charm
Beauty, loveliness, charm
"Playful" in popular use; Sanskrit līlāvatī, "a graceful, charming woman"
"Eye"
"Pearl"; Arabic luʾluʾ
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