"God is my strength" in popular use; Hebrew Gabriy'el, "man of God"
Names starting with G
Baby names that start with G, with checked meanings.
191 names: 64 for girls, 110 for boys 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: Gaurangi ("fair-bodied"), Gnanavel ("spear of wisdom") and Gurleen ("absorbed in the Guru").
96 of 191 names
"God is my strength" in popular use; Hebrew "man of God"
"Bearer of the mace", a name of Krishna and Vishnu
"Generous" in popular use; origin uncertain (Breton or Gaelic)
"Sky", from Sanskrit gagana
"Sky"; Sanskrit gagana
"Lamp of the sky"
"Love of the sky"
"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
Radiant, lovely one; the goddess of Tirunelveli
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"
"Jewel, pearl"; Persian gauhar
"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"
Malayalam form of George; Greek georgos, "farmer"
"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", from Greek georgos, a worker of the land
"Farmer, worker of the earth"; the feminine of George
"Rule of the spear", from Old High German Gerwald
"Brave with the spear", from Germanic Gerhard
"A song"; that which is to be sung
Most forgiving; al-Ghaffar is one of the names of God
Victorious; Arabic ghālib, "one who overcomes"
Rich, self-sufficient; one of the names of God
"Rich, self-sufficient"; Arabic ghāniya
"Dark as a rain cloud"; a name of Krishna
Help, helper; Arabic ghawth, "aid, succour"
"Love poem"; Arabic ghazal, the lyric of love
"Gazelle"; Arabic ghazāla, also a poetic name for the sun
Lion; Arabic ghaḍanfar
Warrior; Arabic ghāzī, "one who goes out to fight"
Help, rescue; Arabic ghiyāth, "succour"
Forgiveness, pardon; Arabic ghufrān
"Boy, youth"; also "servant", as in Ghulam Nabi
"God is gracious"; an Italian form of Joanna
"Feller, warrior", from Hebrew gada, "to hew down"
"Bright pledge", from Germanic Gisilberht
Italian form of John, "God is gracious"
"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"
"Glory", from Latin gloria
Light of wisdom; ñāṉam, "wisdom", and pirakācam, "radiance"
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