Gra- baby names and what they mean, with 14 results. Gra- names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names were at the peak of their popularity in 2018 (USAGE OF 0.77%), except for names such as Granville which have become less stylish. Grady (#412), Graham (#181) and Grayson (#32) are three of the more trendy birth names in this compilation, while Grandy (TOP 7%) and Gran (10%) are conventional Gra- last names.

Grady - Graziano

Grady▲, var. Graidy, Graidey, Gradey, Gradee, Gradea
From Irish, Gaelic word. "Descendant of Grádaigh." Gradyn is also a slightly favored birth name.

Graham▲, var. Gram, Grahame, Graeme▼, Graeham
From Old English. "Gravel homestead." Graham (UPPER 1%), comparable to Goreham (UPPER 47%), Kraham (82%), is a popular -ham suffix last name.

Graig
Form of Gregory. Origin fr. Latin, Greek elements. "Watchful, vigilant." A somewhat rare baby name, Graig occurs more frequently as a surname. See also Craig.

Granger, var. Grange, Grainger
Origin fr. Middle French. "Farmer." Grainger, Grange and Granger are hardly found as men's names.

Grant, var. Grantley¹, Grantham
Based on English, Gaelic words. "Tall, big." Grant (UPPER 1%) and Grantham (2%) occur often as surnames.

Grantland, var. Grantly, Grantley², Grantleigh
Derived fr. Old English. "The large fields." Not in Top 2000.

Granville▼, var. Granvill, Granvile, Granvil
Root fr. Old French language. "Large town." Less widespread today. Granville was the variant last appearing (1960-1969) in the Top 2000.

Gratien, var. Graziano¹, Graciano¹
From Latin word. "Pleasing." Graciano (UPPER 12%) and Graziano (3%) are found commonly as last names.

Graves
Root fr. Old English language. Place name .. Less widespread today. Graves was last recorded in the 1880s in the Top 2000.

Gray¹, var. Graye
Root fr. Old English element. "Gray-haired." Gray and Graye are rarely occurring as given names, and Gray appears regularly (UPPER 1%) as a surname.

Gray²
Var. of Grey. Root fr. Old English element. "Grey hair or beard." Sparing use, with usage of 0.008% for Gray as a children's name in 2018, higher than 0.008% a year ago. See also Geary.

Graydon¹, var. Grayton
Based on Old English. Possibly son of the gray haired .. Used somewhat widely as birth names, Graydon and Grayton are comparable to the popular Braydon.

Grayson▲, var. Graydon²
Based on Middle English, Old Norse languages. "Son of a steward." Usage of Grayson and Graydon as children's names in 2018 was 0.7% more than in 2017.

Graziano², var. Graciano², Gracian
From Italian language. "Beloved, dear." Rare. Graziano, Graciano, like Giuliano, Gavino, end with -no.