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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gregor-Martin | m | Gregor-Martin is a double name combining Gregor ("the watchful one") and Martin ("dedic… | |
| Gregorie | m | French | Gregorie, or Grégorie, is used as both a male and female first name in French-speaking … |
| Gregorij | m | Russian | The name Gregorij, respectively Grigorij, is the Russian form of Gregor and stands for … |
| Gregorio | m | The name Gregorio represents the Italian and Spanish form of Gregor and means "the vigi… | |
| Gregorius | m | Latin | The name Gregorius is a Roman first name that has ancient Greek roots |
| Gregory | m | American | Gregory is the English derivative of the name Gregor and carries the meaning 'the watch… |
| Gregour | m | The name Gregour represents a rare French variant of Gregor | |
| Gregry | m | American | Gregry is an unusual form of Gregory, the English counterpart to Gregor |
| Greipur | m | Norse | Greipur is an Icelandic and Faroese first name that originates from the Old Norse name … |
| Greitje | f | Latin | As a Dutch diminutive of Margarete, Greitje carries the meaning 'the pearl' |
| Grela | f | The name Grela is a girl's name of Albanian origin, although its exact components are n… | |
| Grellan | m | Irish | The name comes from Saint Grellan, who lived in the 5th century in Northwest Ireland |
| Gresa | f | The name Gresa comes from Albanian and directly means 'the still unripe grape' as well … | |
| Greta | f | Latin | Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic… |
| Greta-Jennifer | f | Greta-Jennifer is a double name combining Greta ("the pearl") and Jennifer ("the white … | |
| Greta-Lena | f | Greta-Lena is a double name combining Greta ("the pearl") and Lena ("the shining one") | |
| Greta-Loreen | f | Greta-Loreen is a double name combining Greta ("the pearl") and Loreen ("the laurel cro… | |
| Greta-Maria | f | Greta-Maria is a double name combining Greta ("the pearl") and Maria ("the beloved") | |
| Greta-Marie | f | Greta-Marie is a double name combining Greta ("the pearl") and Marie ("the beloved") | |
| Greta-Marlen | f | Greta-Marlen is a double name combining Greta ("the pearl") and Marlen ("the beloved") | |
| Greta-Matilda | f | The meaning of the name can be described as 'the powerful pearl,' with Matilda standing… | |
| Gretchen | f | Latin | Gretchen is an old diminutive of the name Grete, which is a short form of Margarete |
| Grete | f | Latin | The name Grete is a short form of Margarete, as well as the Norwegian form Margrete |
| Grete-Marie | f | Grete-Marie is a double name combining Grete ("the pearl") and Marie ("the beloved") | |
| Grete-Veronika | f | Grete-Veronika is a double name combining Grete ("the pearl") and Veronika ("the victor… | |
| Gretel | f | Gretel is a female first name that is considered a pet form of the traditional name Gre… | |
| Gretel-Maria | f | Gretel-Maria is a double name combining Gretel ("the pearl") and Maria ("the beloved") | |
| Gretel-Marie | f | Gretel-Marie is a double name combining Gretel ("the pearl") and Marie ("the beloved") | |
| Gretha | f | Gretha is a short and pet form of Margaretha, which is the Dutch equivalent of Margarete | |
| Grethe | f | Latin | Grethe is derived from Margarethe and means 'the pearl' |
| Gretje | f | Gretje is a rare variant of the name Greetje, a Frisian and Dutch diminutive of Margarete | |
| Gretke-Carmen | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Gretke-Cornelia | f | Origin unknown | |
| Gretus | m | The name Gretus has its roots in Latin and represents a masculine variant of Greta and … | |
| Grewin | m | A combined name that consists of Gregor and Erwin | |
| Greyson | m | English | The name Greyson, originally an English boy's name, is derived from the old family name… |
| Grgur | m | Grgur represents a primarily Croatian form of Gregor, which traces back to the Roman na… | |
| Grid | f | The name Grid has its roots in an Old High German word composition and means 'the pearl' | |
| Griet | f | Griet is a shortened name of Margriet, which is the Dutch form of Margarete | |
| Grietje | f | Grietje is derived from Griet or Margriet, the Dutch equivalent of Margarete | |
| Griffin | m | English | The name Griffin, a variant of the Welsh Griffith, means 'the strong ruler' and 'the ba… |
| Grigolin | m | Basque | Grigolin is a boy's name that comes from the Basque language |
| Grigori | m | Russian | Grigori, or Grigorij, is the Russian equivalent of the name Gregor and means "the vigil… |
| Grigorij | m | Russian | Grigorij, also known in the form Grigori, is the Russian equivalent of Gregor and means… |
| Grigory | m | Russian | Grigory means 'the watchful one' as a masculine first name |
| Grimaud | m | French | The boy's name Grimaud has French roots and is composed of various elements, although t… |
| Grimhilde | f | Grimhilde is a traditional German first name that has mythological roots | |
| Grimoald | m | The name Grimoald has its roots in Old Germanic and is composed of the elements 'grim',… | |
| Grimwald | m | Grimwald is a traditional Germanic first name that means 'the cruel ruler' | |
| Grischa | m | Grischa is the German form of the name Grisha, which is a pet form of Grigori, the Russ… | |
| Grischka | m | Russian | Grischka is a diminutive of Grigori, a Russian variant of the name Gregory, which trace… |
| Griselda | f | The name Griselda, which originates from Italian, translates to 'the gray warrior woman… | |
| Griselde | f | Griselde is an Old German form of the name Griselda | |
| Griseldis | f | Italian | Griseldis is considered a Latinized form of Griselda and is linked to an Italian legend… |
| Grisella | f | Grisella represents a feminine form of the name Griselda | |
| Grisette | f | French | The name Grisette has its roots in the French language and literally means 'gray' |
| Grishma | f | Sanskrit | In Sanskrit (Old Indian), Grishma stands for summer |
| Grit | f | Latin | Grit is a short form of Margrit, a traditional German derivation of Margarete |
| Grit-Antje | f | Grit-Antje is a double name combining Grit ("the pearl") and Antje ("God is gracious") | |
| Grit-Dörte | f | Grit-Dörte is a double name combining Grit ("the pearl") and Dörte ("gift of God") | |
| Grit-Iliane | f | Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning | |
| Grita | f | Latin | The name Grita is an Alsatian abbreviation of Margrit, a traditional German form of Mar… |
| Grita-Lies | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Grite | f | Grite represents a rare Dutch short form of Margarete | |
| Gritli | f | Gritli is a pet form of the name Margrit, which goes back to the old German short form … | |
| Gritt | f | Latin | Gritt is a modified form of Grit and is also a short form of the name Margrit, an old G… |
| Gritta | f | Latin | Gritta is a short form of Margrit, an old German variant of Margarete |
| Grizelda | f | The first name Grizelda is an English variant of the name Griselda and is not widely used | |
| Grizella | f | Grizella is the Brazilian form of the name Griselda and carries the meaning "the gray-h… | |
| Gro | f | Danish | Gro is a female first name of Scandinavian origin, which is also known as a variant of … |
| Grover | m | English | Grover is a masculine first name that is derived from an English surname |
| Grozda | f | Grozda (Грозда) is a feminine variant of the name Grozdana and has its roots in Bulgari… | |
| Grozdana | f | Slavic | Grozdana (Гроздана) represents the feminine form of Grozdan in Bulgaria, Croatia, and N… |
| Grubko | m | Slavic | comes from "pregrubko, grubko" (Old South Slavic) and stands for the terms rough or coarse |
| Grusche | f | Russian | The name Grusche has Russian origins, although the exact composition of the name has no… |
| Guadalupe | u | Arabic | The name Guadalupe is connected to the image of Mary, 'Our Lady of Guadalupe,' which is… |
| Gualberto | m | Italian | Gualberto is the Italian and Portuguese derivation of the Old High German name Waldober… |
| Gualtiero | m | The name Gualtiero is a male first name that has its roots in Old High German | |
| Guan | m | Chinese | Guan is a boy's name from China, derived from a surname |
| Guango | f | African | In Chinese, Guango means light |
| Guarin | m | French | Guarin is a masculine first name whose origins lie in the Old High German language area |
| Guarino | m | The name Guarino is derived as the Italian form of Warin and carries meanings such as '… | |
| Guarniero | m | The name Guarniero has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the elements 'wa… | |
| Guda | f | The name Guda is derived from Gudrun, which is a form of the Old Norse name Guðrún | |
| Güde | f | The name Güde, a North Frisian form of Gyde, means 'the Divine,' 'the love of the godde… | |
| Gudelore | f | Latin | Gudelore is a historical girl's name that derives from the names Gunda and Lore |
| Gudmund | m | Scandinavian | Gudmund is a historical, two-part name that originates from the Nordic linguistic area |
| Gudny | f | The name has its roots in Icelandic | |
| Gudrun | f | Gudrun is a female first name derived from the Nordic languages, regarded as a modern f… | |
| Gudrun-Brigitte | f | Gudrun-Brigitte is a double name combining Gudrun ("the mysterious warrior") and Brigit… | |
| Gudrun-Christine | f | Gudrun-Christine is a double name combining Gudrun ("the mysterious warrior") and Chris… | |
| Gudrun-Lore | f | There are currently no explanations available for the meaning | |
| Gudrun-Maria | f | Gudrun-Maria is a double name combining Gudrun ("the mysterious warrior") and Maria ("t… | |
| Gudrun-Monika | f | Gudrun-Monika is a double name combining Gudrun ("the mysterious fighter") and Monika (… | |
| Gudrun-Ute | f | Gudrun-Ute is a double name combining Gudrun ("the mysterious warrior") and Ute ("the w… | |
| Gudula | f | Gudula is considered a German, Dutch, and Swiss derivative of Guda, a short form of the… | |
| Guenevere | f | Celtic | Guenevere is a newer form of the Welsh name Gwenhwyfar, which is considered a precursor… |
| Guenievre | f | French | Guenievre is a variant of Guinevere ("the white fairy") |
| Guerinus | m | The name Guerinus has its roots in Old High German and is made up of the elements 'warj… | |
| Guerrino | m | Italian | Guerrino is a masculine name that also appears in the spelling Guerino and has meanings… |