G baby names and what they mean, with 255 results. The most fashionable baby names among these are Gael (#132), Gideon (#308), Graham (#181), Grayson (#32) and Greyson (#77), while Gault (TOP 3%) and Gass (3%) are familiar G- surnames. Here is the list of G- names for girls.

Gabbo - Galfrid

Gabbo
From Middle English word. "Scoff, joke." Rare. Compare Gabbo and popular surnames Galbo (TOP 24%), Gobbo (53%), which also end with -bo. See also Gabe.

Gable
Origin fr. Old French language. .. The name is famous due to .. Gable is a unique male name, occurring commonly (TOP 2%) as a last name. See also Gabie.

Gabriel▲, var. Gay, Gavrilo, Gavril, Gavrel, Gavriel, Garbriele, Gaby, Gabrielli, Gabriello, Gabriele, Gabrian, Gabie, Gabor, Gabi, Gabe, Gabbie, Gabby, Gabbi, Gab
Source fr. Hebrew language. "Man of God." Gabriel, Gabe, Gavriel and Gay are more popular as baby names among these forms.

Gad, var. Gadi
Stems fr. Hebrew element. "Fortune, luck." Gad and Gadi are not often adopted as boys' names.

Gadiel, var. Gaddiel
Based on Arabic word. "God is my fortune." Gadiel is in the Top 2000.

Gadish
Source fr. Arabic word. "Shock of corn." Gadish is not frequently adopted as a baby name.

Gael¹▲, var. Gale¹▼
Root fr. French. .. The name may also be a .. Gael has gained increasing favor with parents since 1880-1889.

Gaetano, var. Gaeton, Gaetane, Gaetan
Source fr. Italian, Latin languages. "From Gaeta." Less used today. Gaetano was the version last appearing (1970-1979) in the Top 2000.

Gage▼, var. Gauge, Gaige▼
Derivative of Old French element. "Pledge, oath." Adoption of Gage, Gaige, etc. as baby names in 2018 was down 23.3% compared to a year ago.

Gahan, var. Gehan
Possibly a Scottish variant of John .. Guhan is a somewhat common birth name.

Gaillard, var. Galliard, Gaillardet, Gaillhard
Derivative of Middle English word. "Brave, cheerful, spirited." Unique. Gaillard, Gaillhard, Galliard, like Giffard, Gardnard, have the -ard ending.

Gaines, var. Gaynes, Gayne, Gains
May be linked to modern day .. Less popular today. Gaines was the variant last found (1950-1959) in the Top 2000.

Gair, var. Geir, Gaer
From Irish, Gaelic. "Small one." Compare surnames Gaii (UPPER 94%), Gahr (25%).

Gaius
Derived fr. Latin word. "Happy." Gabius and Guiius are creative forms. See also Gus.

Gal¹
Derived fr. Hebrew element. "Wave, roller, swell." Also used for girls. Gal is not in the Top 2000.

Galahad, var. Galath
Derived fr. Welsh. "Hawk, hero." Not in popularity charts.

Galbraith, var. Gallbreath, Gallbraith, Galbreath, Galbrait
Origin fr. Scottish, Gaelic. "Foreign Briton." Gallbraith and variants are unique as children's names.

Gale²▼, var. Gayle▼, Gaile, Gaille, Gail▼, Gaill, Gaelle, Gaell, Gael²▲
Stems fr. Irish, Gaelic, Old English words. "Foreigner; cheerful, happy." Gale (UPPER 64%), Gail (71%) and Gayle (93%) are conventional as given names.

Galen▼, var. Gaylon, Gaylinn, Gaylin, Galyn, Gaylen, Galin, Galeno, Gaillen, Galan, Gaelan
Stems fr. Greek element. "Calm." Galen, Gaylen and Gaylon are more common as birth names among these variations.

Galfrid, var. Gal²
Galfrid and Gal are not often used as baby names.