First Names starting with “G”
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Popular first names starting with “G”
First Names starting with “G”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Giunia | f | Italian | The name originates from Italian |
| Giusep | m | Hebrew | Giusep is a boy's name that has its origin in a Hebrew word combination |
| Giuseppa | f | Giuseppa is the feminine variant of Giuseppe, the Italian form of the biblical name Jos… | |
| Giuseppe | m | Italian | Giuseppe comes from Italian and is the form of the biblical name Joseph |
| Giuseppina | f | The first name Giuseppina is a diminutive of Giuseppa, the Italian version of Josefa | |
| Giustina | f | Latin | The name Giustina is the Italian form of Justina, a feminine form of Justin |
| Giusto | m | Latin | Giusto is the Italian form of Justus and means 'the Just' |
| Giusy | f | Italian | Giusy, a girl's name from Italy, is a shortened form of Giuseppina and is associated wi… |
| Givanildo | m | Portuguese | The name has its roots in Portuguese |
| Giwar | m | Arabic | Giwar is the Kurdish variant of the Arabic Jiwar and means 'the neighbor' |
| Giyasettin | m | Turkish | The name Giyasettin has Turkish roots, although the exact meaning and specific word com… |
| Giza | f | Polish | Giza means metaphorically 'the noble hostage', 'the woman from a noble house' or 'the n… |
| Gizel | f | Gizel is regarded as a Latin American form of Gisela or Giselle | |
| Gizela | f | Polish | The first name Gizela, a predominantly Polish and Czech form of Gisela, means "the girl… |
| Gizem | f | Turkish | Gizem is derived from the Turkish term gizem, which means "secret" or "mystery." This r… |
| Gjalt | m | Dutch | Gjalt, a masculine first name, is a West Frisian variant of Gjält |
| Gjavit | m | Persian | Gjavit is an Albanian derivation of Javid, a form of the Persian name Javed (جاود) |
| Gjelal | m | Arabic | Gjelal (Xhelal) is an Albanian name that is derived from the Arabic name Jalal or Djalal |
| Gjelbrim | m | Gjelbrim is an Albanian name for boys that translates roughly into English as "the Gree… | |
| Gjergj | m | The name Gjergj has its roots in Ancient Greek and means 'the farmer' or 'the landworker' | |
| Gjevahire | f | Gjevahire is an Albanian spelling of the Turkish Cevahir, derived from Gohar | |
| Gjevdet | m | Arabic | Gjevdet represents the Albanian variant of the Arabic name Jawdat (جودت) |
| Gjoke | m | Greek | Gjoke (Gjokë) is an Albanian form of the name Glaucia |
| Gjoko | m | Gjoko (Ѓоко) is the Macedonian form of the name Georg and stands for 'the farmer' or 't… | |
| Gjon | m | Gjon stands for the meaning 'God is gracious' | |
| Gjyla | f | The name Gjyla has Albanian roots and is composed of various Albanian words | |
| Gjyle | f | Gjyle is an Arabic derivation of the Persian name Gol and translates to 'the rose' as w… | |
| Gjyste | f | Gjyste is a female first name that originates from Albanian | |
| Gladiola | f | Latin | The first name Gladiola is inspired by a flower and can be directly translated as 'the … |
| Gladius | m | Latin | Latin for sword |
| Gladys | f | Latin | Gladys, a female first name of English origin, has two main roots |
| Glafira | f | Glafira is a female first name that occurs in both Spanish and Russian and is derived f… | |
| Glaphyra | f | The name refers to the wife of Juba II, who belonged to the Herodian dynasty | |
| Glauco | m | Italian | The name 'Glauco' means 'the Blue' and refers to the Greek god of the sea |
| Glaucus | m | The name Glaucus has its roots in Ancient Greek and is composed of the words for 'blue'… | |
| Glaw | f | Welsh | The name Glaw has Welsh roots, but its specific composition is not clearly documented s… |
| Gleb | m | Russian | The name Gleb (Глеб) is a historical Russian first name derived from the Old Norse Guðl… |
| Gledis | m | Gledis, a masculine first name of Albanian origin, translates to 'the happy one' and 't… | |
| Glen | m | American | Glen is a form of the English name Glenn and has its roots in a locational surname |
| Glenda | f | Glenda, a name that means "of pure goodness," originates from Welsh: "glân" for "clean,… | |
| Glendene | f | Origin unknown | |
| Glendora | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Glenita | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Glenn | m | Celtic | The male, rarely also female name Glenn has evolved from a place-based surname |
| Glenn-Fynn | m | Glenn-Fynn is a double name combining Glenn ("the one from the valley") and Fynn ("the … | |
| Glenn-Henry | m | Celtic | Glenn-Henry is a double name combining Glenn ("the one from the valley") and Henry ("th… |
| Glenna | f | Celtic | Glenna is the feminine variant of Glen/Glenn, which traces back to a surname that in tu… |
| Glenola | f | The origin of the word is unclear | |
| Glenys | f | Glenys is a Welsh name for girls | |
| Glesni | f | Welsh | Glesni is a Welsh girl's name whose exact origin and meaning are not specified |
| Glinda | f | Welsh | Glinda is regarded as a derivative of the Welsh name Glenda and means 'of pure goodness' |
| Glora | f | Polish | a South Slavic variant of Gloria (Latin for the revered) |
| Gloretta | f | American | The name Gloretta, a diminutive of Glorietta, stands for 'the venerated.' |
| Gloria | f | Latin | The name Gloria has its roots in the Latin word glōria, which means 'glory', 'honor', '… |
| Gloria-Aurelia | f | Latin | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Gloria-Katharina | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Gloria-Madeleine | f | Latin | Glory and honor |
| Gloria-Victoria | f | Latin | Gloria-Victoria is a double name combining Gloria ("glory") and Victoria ("the victor") |
| Gloriana | f | Latin | The girl's name Gloriana comes from the English form Gloria and is known as the personi… |
| Glorietta | f | Latin | The name Glorietta is interpreted as an Italian diminutive of Gloria, which is known in… |
| Glorija | f | Latin | Glorija is the South Slavic and Baltic variant of Gloria, which is considered the perso… |
| Glorina | f | Latin | Glorina is considered a diminutive of the name Gloria, which in Roman mythology represe… |
| Gloriosa | f | Latin | The name Gloriosa has its roots in Latin and is composed of the terms 'gloria', which m… |
| Glorius | m | Latin | Glorius is an unusual male form of Gloria and is also understood as a symbol of glory i… |
| Glory | f | Latin | The name Glory is an English and American abbreviation of Gloria and is understood in R… |
| Glykeria | f | Greek | Glykeria (Γλυκερία), a female first name of Greek origin, literally means 'the sweet on… |
| Glyn | m | Glyn is a boy's name from Wales, meaning "the one who comes from the valley." The root … | |
| Glynis | f | English | The name Glynis has its origins in Welsh and translates to 'the one who comes from the … |
| Glynn | m | Glynn, a male first name, is derived from the Welsh Glyn and carries the meaning 'the o… | |
| Gná | f | The name Gná has its roots in the Old Norse language and is an interesting choice for g… | |
| Gnani | m | Sanskrit | The name Gnani comes from Sanskrit and is composed of the element 'jnana', which means … |
| Gnarlia | f | African | glory |
| Goar | m | Goar is likely an old French short form of Gotthard | |
| Gobbo-Göde | m | Italian | Gobbo-Göde is a combination of the terms 'the Hunchback' and 'God', and refers to a per… |
| Gobhan | m | In Gaelic, Gobha means smith | |
| Goda | f | The first name Goda is an independent Frisian and Low German short form of names that s… | |
| Goddard | m | The name Goddard, an English derivative of Godehard, stands for 'strong as God,' 'stron… | |
| Gode | f | The name Gode, in its feminine form, is derived from Low German Guda or Goda | |
| Gode-Elisabeth | f | Gode-Elisabeth is a double name combining Gode ("the good one") and Elisabeth ("God is … | |
| Godebert | m | Godebert is a Low German and Frisian equivalent of Gottbert | |
| Godehard | m | The name Godehard, as a Low German form of Gotthard, means 'the strong in God' | |
| Godeke | m | Dutch | Godeke represents a Low German short form for names that begin with 'God(e)-' |
| Godela | f | The name Godela, which is a Low German variant of Goda, means 'the goddess' | |
| Godelef | m | The name Godelef has its roots in Old High German and consists of the terms 'got' (God)… | |
| Godelewa | f | Low German variation of the name Gottlieb | |
| Godelieve | f | French | Godelieve is the feminine form of Gottliebe and originates from the root form Goteleib |
| Godelind | f | Godelind is an alternative spelling of the name Godelinde | |
| Godelinde | f | Godelinde translates to 'the gentle goddess', 'the gentle one under God's protection', … | |
| Godeliva | f | The name Godeliva is a girl's name with ancient Germanic roots and means 'the one loved… | |
| Godfrey | m | English | The English form Godfrey comes from the old German name Gottfried and means 'divine pea… |
| Godi | m | The name Godi has Nordic roots and is translated as 'the chief' or 'the priest' | |
| Godiva | f | The name Godiva, a Latinized form of the Old English Godġifu, means "gift of God" or "t… | |
| Godja | f | Godja is a form of Gotje, which functions as a Frisian pet form for first names that st… | |
| Godje | f | Godje is a form of the name Gotje, which is known as a Frisian diminutive of first name… | |
| Godlef | m | A variant of Gottlieb | |
| Godo | m | The name Godo is an old Low German and Frisian short form for names that begin with 'Go… | |
| Godolewa | f | The meaning of the name is 'the God loved' or 'the one loved by God' | |
| Godowela | f | is the feminine form of Gottlieb | |
| Godric | m | Godric is a boy's name with Anglo-Saxon roots | |
| Godson | m | Godson is a boy's name of English origin that carries a Christian meaning |