Gr- baby names and what they mean, with 12 results. Gr- names are used more often as masculine names. These girl names were at the height of their popularity during 1880-1889 (ADOPTION OF 1.2%) and have become significantly less widespread since (ADOPTION 0.6%, DOWN 51.9%), with names like Griselda becoming somewhat dated. Gracelynn (#341) and Greta (#587) are two of the more contemporarily stylish girl names among these, while Greve (TOP 7%) and Greear (13%) are familiar Gr- last names. Here is the list of Gr- names for boys.

Grace - Gro

Grace▼, var. Grazyna, Graziosa, Grazina, Graziella, Grayce▼, Grazia, Gratiella, Gratiela, Gratiana, Grata, Gratia, Gracious, Gracina, Gracilia, Gracieuse, Gracija, Gracielle, Graciella, Graciela▼, Graciana, Gracie, Gracia, Gracey, Gracelynne, Gracella, Gracelynn▲, Gracee
Stems fr. Latin word. "Favor, blessing." Gracy is also a marginally favored baby name.

Grainne¹, var. Granya, Grania, Grainnia, Grainne²
Origin fr. Irish, Gaelic. .. An ancient Irish name, once that .. Uncommon, but Grainne is comparable to common surnames Gardine (UPPER 84%), Gawne (27%), with the -ne suffix.

Granada, var. Grenadda, Grenada, Granadda
Spanish place name .. Grenadda and variants are barely found as women's names, and Granada occurs regularly (UPPER 19%) as a surname.

Grenatta, Grenata, Granata
Var. of Garnet. Root fr. Middle English language. .. It is the birthstone for January. Granata, Grenata and Grenatta are unusual as girls' names.

Greer, var. Grier
Stems fr. Scottish, Latin words. "Watchful, vigilant." Greer and Grier are rare as female names.

Gregoria, var. Gregoryna, Gregorya, Gregorine, Gregorina, Gregoriana, Gregorijana
Source fr. Latin word. "Watchful, vigilant." Gregoriana and variants were popular as birth names in the 1920s.

Greta¹▲, var. Gryta, Grietje, Grette¹, Gretta¹, Grethel¹, Gretna, Grethe, Gretha, Gretel¹, Gretchen¹▼, Grete, Gretal¹, Greeta
Root fr. German, Greek words. "Pearl." Usage of Gretna and variants was expansive 48 years ago and has become diminished, with Gretchen becoming less trendy.

Gretl, Grette², Gretta², Grethel², Gretchen²▼, Gretel², Gretal², Greta²▲
Var. of Margaret. Derivative of Greek element. "Pearl." Adoption of Greta, Gretta, etc. as birth names in 2018 was down 19.5% compared to a decade ago.

Gretchen³▼
From German, Greek elements. "Pearl." Gretchen is commonplace (UPPER 10%) as a given name, and exists often (UPPER 68%) as a surname.

Gretel³
Origin fr. Greek element. "Pearl." Gretel is not often used as a birth name. See also Gretal.

Griselda▼, var. Gryzelde, Gryselde, Grizelda, Grizel, Grishilde, Grissel, Grishelda, Griselly, Griselle, Griseldis, Grisella, Grisel, Gricely, Gricelda
Based on Old German element. "Grey battle." Gricely, Griseldis, Grisella, Griselle and Griselly are more unconventional as girls' names among the forms of Griselda.

Gro
Origin fr. Scandinavian, Old Norse languages. "To grow." Not that prominent as a baby name.