Ga- baby names and what they mean, with 82 results. Ga- names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names reached the height of their popularity 7 decades ago (USAGE OF 1.85%) and are somewhat less conventional today (USAGE 0.98%, ▼47%), with names like Gage becoming somewhat outmoded. Gael (#132) and Gabriel (#35) are two of the more fashionable birth names among these, while Ganz (TOP 7%) and Gama (6%) are familiar Ga- surnames. Here is the list of Ga- names for girls.

Gabbo - Gale

Gabbo
Derived fr. Middle English element. "Scoff, joke." Unconventional, but Gabbo is comparable to popular -bo last names Galbo (TOP 24%), Gambo (73%). See also Gabbie.

Gable
Root fr. Old French element. .. The name is famous due to .. A rare children's name, Gable is found more conventionally as a last name. See also Cable.

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

Gad, var. Gadi
Derived fr. Hebrew. "Fortune, luck." Gad and Gadi are scarcely used as men's names, and Gad occurs often (TOP 27%) as a surname.

Gaddis
Var. of Geddes. Root fr. Scottish language. Scottish surname possibly related to "goad" .. Gaddist, Gaddie are common surnames. See also Caddis.

Gadiel, var. Gaddiel
Stems fr. Arabic word. "God is my fortune." Gaddiel and Gadiel are rare men's names.

Gadish
Derivative of Arabic language. "Shock of corn." Godish and Gradish are creative variations. See also Gaddis.

Gael¹▲, var. Gale¹▼
Root fr. French word. .. The name may also be a .. Gael has become increasingly popular with parents since 1880-1889.

Gaetano, var. Gaeton, Gaetane, Gaetan
Origin fr. Italian, Latin. "From Gaeta." Gaetano, Gaetane, etc. are hardly found as male names.

Gafni
Var. of Gefen. Origin fr. Hebrew word. "Vine." Outside Top 2000.

Gage▼, var. Gauge, Gaige▼
Root fr. Old French element. "Pledge, oath." Gage, Gaige and Gauge are more popular as boys' names compared to other variations.

Gahan
Possibly a Scottish variant of John .. Gahan is rare as a male name, registering frequently (TOP 14%) as a last name. See also Kahan.

Gaillard, var. Galliard, Gaillardet, Gaillhard
Stems fr. Middle English word. "Brave, cheerful, spirited." Galliard and variants are unusual as boys' names.

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

Gair, var. Gaer
Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic word. "Small one." Outside Top 2000.

Gaius
Stems fr. Latin. "Happy." A novel baby name. See also Gus.

Gal
Root fr. Hebrew. "Wave, roller, swell." Also a girls' name. Gal is an atypical male name, existing commonly (TOP 17%) as a last name.

Galahad, var. Galath
Derived fr. Welsh. "Hawk, hero." Rare, with the unusual -ad ending for Galahad, like Garrad, Gilead.

Galbraith, var. Gallbreath, Gallbraith, Galbreath, Galbrait
Derived fr. Scottish, Gaelic words. "Foreign Briton." Unique, with the -th suffix for Galbraith, Galbreath, etc., like Garrith, Galath.

Gale²▼, var. Gayle▼, Gaile, Gaille, Gaill, Gaelle, Gail▼, Gaell, Gael²▲
Based on Irish, Gaelic, Old English elements. "Foreigner; cheerful, happy." Adoption of Gaille and forms was expansive in 2018, except for forms like Gayle which have become less fashionable.