Baby Boy Names - G

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Baby Boy Names Beginning with G

Gabai	Hebrew	delight, adornment
Gable	French	Little Gabriel. A man of God.
Gabor	Hungarian	Hungarian form of Gabriel. A man of God.
Gabriel	Hebrew	God is my strength. One of the archangels in the Bible. A boy or girl's name.
Gadiel	Hebrew	God is my fortune.
Gadil	Arabic	God is my wealth
Gafna	unknown
Gagan	Hindu
Gage	Old French	A pledge.
Gair	Irish Gaelic	Short.
Gaius	Latin	To rejoice.
Galahad		From a place name in the Bible. One of King Arthur's knights.
Gale		A stranger. A boy or girl's name.
Galen	Greek	The calm one, or the helper. A boy or girl's name.
Galeno	Spanish	little bright one
Galip	Turkish	winner
Gallagher	Irish Gaelic	The foreign helper.
Gallard	Old French	From gay and lively, or a dandy.
Galloway	Gaelic	A stranger or foreigner.
Gallus		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Galor	Old French	From gay and lively, or a dandy.
Galton	Old English	From the rented estate or farm.
Galvin	Irish Gaelic	The right one.
Galway	Gaelic	A stranger or foreigner.
Gamal	Arabic	camel
Gamaliel	Hebrew	The recompense of God. A biblical name.
Gaman	Hindu
Gamba	African	warrior
Gamble	Norse	old
Gamel	Scandinavian	The old one.
Ganan	Aboriginal	From the west.
Gandolf	Teutonic	The progress of the wolf.
Ganesh	Sanskrit	The lord of the hosts. The elephant-headed Hindu God of wisdom.
Gannon	Irish Gaelic	The little blond or fair one.
Ganymede	Greek	A mythological youth.
Gara	Hungarian	goshawk
Gardiner	Old French	One who tends the garden.
Gardner		A gardener.
Gareth	Welsh	Gentle, or an old man.
Garett	Anglo-Saxon	powerful with the spear
Garfield	Old English	From the triangular field or battlefield.
Garin	Old German	warrior
Garland	Old French	A crown or wreath of flowers. A boy or girl's name.
Garman	Old English	The spearman.
Garmond	Old English	A spear protector.
Garner	Old French	One who tends the garden.
Garnet	Old French	Dark red, from the colour of pomegranates. Also the name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Garrett	English	English from Old French. A spear warrior. Also see Gerald and Gerard.
Garrick	Old English	Leads by the spear.
Garridan	English	you hid
Garrison		Troops in battle.
Garron		Guardian.
Garry		To watch.
Garth	Old Norse	A field or garden.
Garton	Old Norse	A dweller at the fenced farm.
Garvey	Gaelic	From the rough place.
Garvin	Teutonic	A spear friend.
Garwood	Old English	From the Firtrees.
Gary	English/Teutonic	English: A spearman. Also from the name Gareth, Tuetonic: Garfield and Garrett.
Garyson	Old English	son of Gary
Gaspar	Persian	The master of the treasure. Also see Caspar and Jasper.
Gassy	Old Norse	The staff of the Goths.
Gaston	French	A man from the province of Gascony.
Gaurav	Hindu
Gautam	Hindu
Gautama	Sanskrit	The name of the Buddha.
Gautier	French	A mighty ruler.
Gavan		White hawk.
Gavin	Celtic	Little hawk.
Gavrie	Russian	man of God
Gavril	Russian	A man of God.
Gawain	Celtic	A battle hawk. One of king Arthur?s legendary knights. Also see Gavin.
Gayle	Hebrew	Father's joy. A boy or girl's name.
Gaylord	Old French	Brave.
Geary	Old English	Changeable.
Gedeon	Hungarian	warrior, devastator
Geert	Germanic	brave strength
Geet	Hindu
Geir	Norse	spear
Gelar	Aboriginal	A brother.
Gene	Greek	Noble, wellborn. A boy or girl's name.
Genesis	Hebrew	origin
Geoff	Teutonic	Divinely peaceful. Derived from Godfrey.
Geoffrey	Teutonic	Divinely peaceful. Derived from Godfrey.
Geordi		Hill near meadows.
Geordie		Hill near meadows.
George	Greek	A tiller of the soil (farmer).
Gerad	strange understanding of other people
Geraint	Welsh	Gentle, or an old man.
Gerald	English from Old French	A spear warrior. Also see Garrett and Gerard.
Gerard	English from Old French	A spear warrior, or brave spearman. Also see Garrett and Gerald.
Gerik	Polish	prosperous spearman
Germain	Latin	A brother. A male version of Germaine.
Gerome	Greek	A sacred or holy name.
Geronimo	Italian	A sacred or holy name.
Gerry	English from Old French	A spear warrior. A boy or girl's name.
Gershom	Hebrew	In exile. A stranger.
Gervase	Teutonic	A spear servant.
Gerwyn	Welsh	Fair love.
Gerzson	Hungarian	stranger, banished
Gethin	Welsh	Dark-skinned.
Ghassan	Arabic	In the prime of youth.
Gi	Korean	The brave one.
Giacobbe	Italian	Italian form of Jacob. Held by the heel.
Giacomo	Italian	The supplanter.
Gianni	Italian	Italian form of John. God is gracious.
Gibson	Old English	Son of Gilbert. Trusted.
Gideon	Hebrew	The mighty warrior. A biblical name.
Gifford	Teutonic	A gift.
Gilbert	Teutonic	Trusted.
Gilby	Norse	A pledge.
Gilchrist	Gaelic	The servant of Christ.
Giles	Greek	A kid, or young goat.
Gilford	Old English	By the ford.
Gillespie		Servant of the Bishop.
Gillet	French	Little Gilbert. Trusted.
Gilmer	Scottish Gaelic	A servant of the Virgin Mary.
Gilroy	Gaelic	A son of the red-haired man.
Gino	Italian	Short for names ending with Gino.
Ginton	Arabic	a garden
Giordano	Italian	Flowing down, as in the River Jordan.
Giovanni	Italian	God is gracious.
Giraldo	Italian	A spear warrior. Also see Garrett and Gerard.
Girish	Hindu
Girra	Aboriginal	A creek, or a tree.
Girvan	Gaelic	The rough little one.
Giulio	Italian	A Roman family name, possibly meaning youthful. Born in July.
Giuseppe	Italian	Italian form of Joseph. God shall add.
Givon	Arabic	hill, heights
Gladstone	Old English	A bright rock.
Gladwin	Old English	A bright or kind friend.
Glanville	Old French	From the estate of Oak trees.
Glen	Gaelic/Welsh/Cornish	From the valley or glen. A boy or girl's name.
Glendon	Gaelic	From the fortress it the glen.
Glenn		From the valley or glen.
Glover	Old English	A glovemaker.
Glyn	Gaelic/Welsh/Cornish	From the valley or glen.
Glynn	Gaelic/Welsh/Cornish	From the valley or glen.
Goddard	Old English	Divinely brave or strong.
Godfrey	Teutonic	God's peace.
Godwin	Old English	A divine or good friend.
Golding	Old English	The son of the golden one.
Goliath	Hebrew	Revealing.
Gomer	Hebrew/Old English	Hebrew: Complete. Old English: Good and famous.
Gomez	Spanish	A man.
Gonzalo		From Shakespeare's play The Tempest.
Gopal	Sanskrit	The cowherd.
Gordon	Scottish Gaelic	Triangular hill.
Gordy	Scottish Gaelic	Triangular hill. From the name Gordon.
Gore	Old English	From the triangular plot of ground.
Gorman	Teutonic	Blue-eyed.
Goronwy	Welsh	A figure from Celtic mythology.
Gorran	Cornish	A hero.
Gottfried	German	Divinely peaceful. Also see Geoffrey.
Gough	Welsh	Red-haired.
Govinda	Sanskrit	A cowherd, one who is good at finding cows.
Gower	Celtic	Pure.
Grady	Irish Gaelic	Illustrious, noble.
Graeme	Old English	From the gravelly place or homestead. A common Scottish surname.
Graham	Old English	From the gravelly place or homestead. A common Scottish surname.
Granger	Old English	A farmer.
Grant	Old French	The large or tall one.
Grantham	Old English	From the big meadow.
Granville	Old French	Large village.
Gratian	Latin	Pleasing, or thankful.
Gratiano		From Shakespeare's play's Merchant of Venice and Othello.
Grayson	Old English	The son of the bailiff.
Greg		Vigilant, watchful.
Greger	Swedish	vigilant
Gregg		Vigilant, watchful.
Gregory	Greek	Vigilant, watchful.
Gremio		From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew.
Gresham	Old English	From the grazing land.
Greville	Old French	From a placename in Normandy.
Griffin		Mythological beast.
Griffith	Welsh	A powerful lord. Also see Gryffyn.
Griswold	Teutonic	From the grey forest.
Grosvenor	Old French	A great huntsman.
Grover	Old English	From the grove, of trees.
Grumio		From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew.
Gryffyn	Comish/Welsh	Mythological beast. A boy or girl's name.
Gugliehno	Italian	A strong and resolute protector.
Guiderius		From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Guido	Italian	The wide one, or from the wood.
Guildenstern		From Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Guildford	Old English	By the ford.
Guillaume	French	A strong and resolute protector.
Guillermo	Spanish	A strong and resolute protector.
Gul	Hindu
Gulab	Hindu
Gunnar	Teutonic	bold warrior
Gunther	German	A bold warrior.
Guntur	Indonesian	Thunder.
Gurion	Hebrew	Of lion-like strength, or the place of God.
Gurkan	Turkish	Gurko
Gus	Old Norse	The staff of the Goths.
Gustav	Old Norse	Lord's cane.
Guthrie	Scottish Gaelic	From the windy place.
Guy	Teutonic	The wide one, or from the wood.
Gwilym	Welsh	Welsh form of William. A strong and resolute protector.
Gwyn	Welsh	White, fair, or blessed. A boy or girl's name.
Gwynfor	Welsh	From the fair place.
Gye	Teutonic	The wide one, or from the wood.
Gyles	Greek	A kid, or young goat.
Gyula	Hungarian	name of a honor