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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Giacomo

An Italian form of Jacob and James.

Italian

Germayn

Brotherly; from Germany

Latin

Gilby

Estate of the hostage; blond boy

Scandinavian

Ghaith

Rain

Arabic

Ghilles

Servant of Jesus

Scottish

Garve

Rough peace

Irish

Garrott
Greko
Gorlois

Igraine's husband

Arthurian Legend

Gammel

Old

Scandinavian

Gannon

Fair-skinned

Irish

Galahalt

Name of a prince

Arthurian Legend

Gallway

Foreign Gael

Gaelic

Gorry

Peace from God

Irish

Gavriel

God's able-bodied one; hero of God

Hebrew

Gidi

Feller of trees; powerful warrior

Hebrew

Galeun

From the town on the high ground

English

Gaillen

Calm

Greek

Griflet

Returns Excalibur to the lake

Arthurian Legend

Galyn

Calm

Greek

Gumaro
Gerbert

“(The warrior with) the bright spear,” from the Germanic ger (spear) and heraht (bright).

German

Grabiel
Gerollt

Spear ruler

German

Ghufran
Gokul

The place in India where Lord Krishna spent his childhood

Indian (Sanskrit)

Gerrit

Form of Gerard

Dutch

Gobind

The cow finder

Indian (Sanskrit)

Ghillies

Servant of Jesus

Scottish

Graeme

Gravel area; gray homestead

English

Gonzales

Battle

Spanish

Gavyn

White falcon; little falcon

Welsh

Gilmar

Famous hostage

English

Grantly

The large fields

English

Glover

Maker of gloves

English

Garthman

“A gardener,” from the Anglo-Saxon geard, an enclosed place, usually a garden.

Anglo-Saxon

Gordie

Large fortification

Gaelic

Gershon

Exile

Hebrew

Gelett

Young Gilbert

French

Gregorius

Watchful, vigilant

Greek

Gaultier

Strong ruler; commander of the army

European

Genaro
Gazali

Native of Ghazal in Iran

Arabic

Gorrie

Peace from God

Irish

Guadlupe
Garlen

Land of the spear; wreath; prize

French

Grenville

Big town

French

Guhan
Guttmann

Good man

English

Gimm

Gem

Anglo-Saxon