International Names starting with “G”
International first names – names from all over the world with sound and origin.
International first names bring cosmopolitan flair and a special sound to your child's name. At Nameberry you'll find first names from all over the world – from Nordic and Celtic to Italian, Spanish and French, Arabic, Turkish and Japanese. Browse by country and origin, discover meaning and popularity and get inspired by names that work across borders. Whether you're a multilingual family or simply have wanderlust: here you'll find the right international first name that sounds good anywhere in the world.
Popular first names starting with “G”
International Names starting with “G”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gopan | m | Indian | The name Gopan has its meaning in the Hindi language and stands for 'the protector' or … |
| Gor | m | The name Gor is a masculine first name of Armenian origin, which can be translated as '… | |
| Goran | m | Slavic | Goran is a male first name derived from the Slavic word gora for 'mountain.' It can thu… |
| Gorana | f | Slavic | Gorana is the feminine form of the name Goran and can be translated as "the woman from … |
| Gorance | m | Gorance, also known by the name Goranče, is a variant of the Slavic name Goran | |
| Goratze | f | Basque | praise |
| Gordan | m | Slavic | Gordan (Cyrillic Гордан) is a masculine first name that means 'the Proud' |
| Gordana | f | Slavic | The name Gordana (Cyrillic Гордана), meaning "the Proud," has its roots in the old Sout… |
| Gordej | m | Slavic | The name Gordej, a masculine first name, originates from Slavic and is a diminutive for… |
| Gorden | m | Celtic | Gorden is an English variant of the Scottish name Gordon, which means 'the great hill' … |
| Gordie | m | Celtic | The name Gordie is interpreted as an English diminutive of the Scottish Gordon |
| Gordon | m | Celtic | Gordon is a male first name that originates from the English and Scottish regions and i… |
| Gore | m | English | The first name Gore has its roots in an English surname and refers to a place name, nam… |
| Gorete | f | Aramaic | The name Gorete, a Portuguese form of Maria, has its origins in the Hebrew Mirjam |
| Goretta | f | Polish | The name has its roots in Polish |
| Gorg | m | The name Gorg, a Low German form of Georg, originates from the Ancient Greek Georgios | |
| Gorgon | m | French | Gorgon (Γόργων) is a masculine first name of French origin, derived from Gorgonius, the… |
| Gorgos | m | Greek | The name Gorgos (Γόργος) is a traditional boy's name from Ancient Greek, rooted in Gree… |
| Gorica | f | Slavic | Gorica is a diminutive of Gorana, the female variant of the Slavic name Goran |
| Gorjana | f | Slavic | The name Gorjana has Slavic roots and consists of the element 'gora', which means 'moun… |
| Gorka | m | Basque | Gorka is the Basque equivalent of the name Georg and also derives from ancient Greek |
| Görkem | m | Turkish | Görkem is a unisex name of Turkish origin, meaning "the splendid one" |
| Gorm | m | Danish | Gorm is a male first name with Old Norse roots and represents a Danish form of the name… |
| Görres | m | Görres is a Rhineland short form of the names Georg and Gregor, which are of Ancient Gr… | |
| Gosho | m | Gosho is a boy's name that is considered the Bulgarian form of the name Georg and is de… | |
| Gosia | f | Polish | The name Gosia is a diminutive of Małgorzata, the Polish variant of Margaret |
| Gospa | f | Gospa is a girl's name that is common in Croatia and Serbia | |
| Gösta | m | Swedish | Gösta, a predominantly male name, originates as a Swedish short form of Gustav |
| Göta | f | Swedish | the way, the road; pronounced in Faroese: Jöta |
| Gotar | m | The name Gotar has Kurdish roots and is an interesting composition of words, the specif… | |
| Gothan | m | The name carries the meaning 'inexhaustible' (Old Norse) and 'tender' (Gothic) | |
| Gottlinde | f | The name Gottlinde is a traditional German girl's name, whose exact etymological compos… | |
| Gotvan | m | The name Gotvan has Kurdish roots and is composed of various Kurdish words, although th… | |
| Götz-Achim | m | Götz-Achim is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Achim ("God will ra… | |
| Götz-Andreas | m | No information on the meaning is available yet | |
| Götz-Dieter | m | Götz-Dieter is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Dieter ("the ruler… | |
| Götz-Eberhard | m | Götz-Eberhard is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Eberhard ("stron… | |
| Götz-Friedrich | m | Götz-Friedrich is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Friedrich ("the… | |
| Götz-Hildebrand | m | Götz-Hildebrand is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Hildebrand ("t… | |
| Götz-Jörg | m | Götz-Jörg is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Jörg ("the farmer") | |
| Götz-Mathias | m | Götz-Mathias is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Mathias ("gift of… | |
| Götz-Sebastian | m | Currently, no meaning information is available | |
| Götz-Ulrich | m | Götz-Ulrich is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Ulrich ("the rich,… | |
| Götz-Uwe | m | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Götz-Wolfgang | m | Götz-Wolfgang is a double name combining Götz ("the divine peace") and Wolfgang ("the o… | |
| Gotzone | f | Basque | Gotzone is the feminine variant of Gotzon and could be translated as 'the sweet one' |
| Govinda | m | Sanskrit | Govinda is a boy's name that was also adopted from India in the 1960s |
| Gowrang | m | Indian | The name Gowrang, which originates from India, is translated as 'a fair person' and is … |
| Gowri | f | Sanskrit | The name Gowri, a variant of Gauri, is prevalent in the Tamil and Kannada languages |
| Goya | f | Spanish | Goya is a female first name regarded as a Spanish pet form of Gregoria, a feminine deri… |
| Gozal | f | Gozal (гўзал) is a gender-neutral first name that carries the meaning "the beautiful one" | |
| Gözde | f | Turkish | The name Gözde is feminine and refers to the meanings 'the beloved' as well as 'the pop… |
| Grace | f | Latin | Grace is a feminine virtue name that is considered the English variant of the Latin Gracia |
| Gracella | f | Latin | As an Italian diminutive of Gracia, which is a female variant of the name Gratianus, Gr… |
| Gracelynn | f | Latin | Gracelynn is regarded as the current English form of the name Grace, enhanced by the su… |
| Gracelynne | f | Latin | The name Gracelynne is a modern English form of Grace with the suffix '-lynne' and is d… |
| Gracesyn | f | Latin | Gracesyn is a rare American form of Grace that carries the ending "-syn." This, in turn… |
| Gracia | f | Latin | Gracia represents a predominantly Spanish variant of Gratia, which in turn is a feminin… |
| Gracia-Aureline | f | Currently, there is no information on the meaning | |
| Gracia-Maria | f | Gracia-Maria is a double name combining Gracia ("the graceful, the lovable") and Maria … | |
| Graciana | f | Latin | The name Graciana means 'the Graceful,' 'the Grateful,' or 'the Favored.' Puritans late… |
| Graciano | m | Latin | Graciano is the Spanish form of the Latin Gratianus and carries the meanings 'the Graci… |
| Gracie | f | Latin | The first name Gracie is the English diminutive of Grace, which is understood as the fe… |
| Gracie-Elayne | f | Irish | Gracie: grace and dignity, Elayne: the radiant one |
| Graciella | f | Latin | The first name Graciella means "the graceful", "the grateful", or "the favored one" |
| Gracieth | f | Latin | The name Gracieth combines Latin and Spanish elements, with 'gratia' meaning grace or f… |
| Gracja | f | Latin | Gracja is a Polish derivative of Gracia, regarded as the feminine form of Gratianus, tr… |
| Gracjan | m | Latin | The name Gracjan, as the Polish form of Gratianus, originally derives from Gratius |
| Gracy-Jane | f | Origin unknown | |
| Graeme | m | Graeme represents a contemporary variant of the name Graham, which derives from an old … | |
| Graham | m | English | The name Graham, a typical boy's name of English origin, literally means "the gray hous… |
| Grahame | m | English | Grahame is a variant of Graham ("the gray house") |
| Grainne | f | Grainne (Gráinne) is a female first name that originates from Irish-Gaelic mythology | |
| Gramos | m | Gramos is a name that refers to the mountain Gramos and figuratively means 'the one ori… | |
| Gramoz | m | The name Gramoz (Gramóz), also known as Gramos or Grammos, is derived from a mountain m… | |
| Grania | f | English | Grania is an English form of the Irish-Gaelic name Grainne |
| Granit | m | Latin | The name Granit has its roots in Albanian and refers to the Latin word granum, which me… |
| Grant | m | English | Grant is a boy's name that comes from English and Scottish and is based on a Scottish s… |
| Gratia | f | Latin | The name Gratia is a feminine variant of Gratianus and traces back to Gratius |
| Gratian | m | Latin | Gratian, a short form of the Roman name Gratianus, means 'the graceful' or 'the lovable' |
| Gratiana | f | Latin | Gratiana is a feminine derivation of the Roman name Gratianus, which traces back to Gra… |
| Gratianus | m | Latin | Gratianus, a masculine first name, translates to "the Gracious", "the Gifted", "the Gra… |
| Gratien | m | Latin | The name Gratien, as the French form of the Latin Gratianus, means 'the graceful one' o… |
| Gray | m | English | The name Gray has its origins in Old English and literally means "the gray-haired one" … |
| Grayling | m | Origin unknown | |
| Grayson | m | English | The name Grayson originates from English and has its roots in the Old English surname G… |
| Grazia | f | Latin | Grazia is the German and Italian form of Gratia, a feminine derivative of Gratianus, wh… |
| Grazian | m | Latin | Grazian represents the Germanized form of the Latin name Gratian, which is derived from… |
| Graziana | f | Latin | Graziana is an Italian variation of Grazia, which in turn is a feminine variant of the … |
| Graziano | m | Latin | Graziano is the Italian equivalent of the Latin Gratianus, meaning "the graceful" or "t… |
| Graziella | f | Latin | The name Graziella comes from the Italian diminutive of Grazia, which is considered the… |
| Graziella-Angela | f | Unfortunately, there is currently no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Grazyna | f | Latin | The girl's name Grazyna (Grażyna) is a Baltic or Polish form of the Lithuanian name Gra… |
| Grazyna-Anna | f | Polish | Grazyna-Anna stands for 'the beautiful one' |
| Greco | m | Italian | Greco directly translates from Italian to 'the Greek' |
| Greer | f | English | The name Greer is a Scottish short form of the eponymous surname, which has its origin … |
| Greet | f | Latin | Greet is a Low German diminutive of the name Margarete and means 'the pearl' |
| Greeta | f | The name Greeta means 'the pearl' and has its roots in the Ancient Greek word margarite… | |
| Greetje | f | Greetje represents a Frisian and Dutch diminutive of Margarete and means "the pearl." T… | |
| Greg | m | Greek | Greg is a short form of the name Gregory, which is used in English for Gregor |