Boy names, and unique baby names
Gabbana (Italian) A creative man
Gabbanah, Gabana,
Gabanah, Gabbanna,
Gabanna
Gabbo (English) To joke or scoff
Gabboe, Gabbow, Gabbowe
Gabor (Hebrew) God is my strength
Gabur, Gabar, Gaber,
Gabir, Gabyr
Gabra (African) An offering
Gabre
Gabriel (Hebrew) A hero of God
Gabrian, Gabriele,
Gabrielli, Gabriello, Gaby,
Gab, Gabbi, Gabbie
Gad (Hebrew / Native American) Having good fortune / from the juniper tree
Gadi, Gadie, Gady, Gadey,
Gadee, Gadea
Gadiel (Arabic) God is my fortune
Gadiell, Gadiele, Gadielle,
Gaddiel, Gaddiell, Gadil,
Gadeel, Gadeal
Gaffney (Irish) Resembling a calf
Gaffny, Gaffni, Gaffnie,
Gaffnee, Gaffnea
Gage (French) Of the pledge
Gaige, Gaege, Gayge
Gahuj (African) A hunter
Gair (Gaelic) A man of short stature
Gayr, Gaer, Gaire, Gayre,
Gaere, Gare
Gaius (Latin) One who rejoices
Gaeus
Galal (Arabic) A majestic man
Galall, Gallal, Gallall
Galbraith (Irish) A foreigner; a Scot
Galbrait, Galbreath,
Gallbraith, Gallbreath,
Galbraithe, Gallbraithe,
Galbreathe, Gallbreathe
Gale (Irish / English) A foreigner / one who is cheerful
Gail, Gaill, Gaille, Gaile,
Gayl, Gayle, Gaylle, Gayll
Galen (Greek) A healer; one who is calm
Gaelan, Gaillen, Galan,
Galin, Galyn, Gaylen,
Gaylin, Gaylinn
Gali (Hebrew) From the fountain
Galie, Galy, Galey, Galee,
Galea, Galeigh
Galip (Turkish) A victorious man
Galyp, Galup, Galep,
Galap, Galop
Gallagher (Gaelic) An eager helper
Gallaghor, Gallaghar,
Gallaghur, Gallaghir,
Gallaghyr, Gallager,
Gallagar, Gallagor
Galt (English) From the high, wooded land
Galte, Gallt, Gallte
Galtero (Spanish) Form of Walter, meaning “the
commander of the army”
Galterio, Galteriyo,
Galtereo, Galtereyo, Galter,
Galteros, Galterus,
Gualterio
Gamaliel (Hebrew) God’s reward
Gamliel, Gamalyel,
Gamlyel, Gamli, Gamlie,
Gamly, Gamley, Gamlee
Gameel (Arabic) A handsome man
Gameal, Gamil, Gamiel,
Gameil, Gamyl
Gamon (American) One who enjoys playing games
Gamun, Gamen, Gaman,
Gamin, Gamyn, Gammon,
Gammun, Gamman
Gan (Chinese) A wanderer
Gandy (American) An adventurer
Gandey, Gandi, Gandie,
Gandee, Gandea
Gann (English) One who defends with a spear
Gan
Gannon (Gaelic) A fairskinned man
Gannun, Gannen, Gannan,
Gannin, Gannyn, Ganon,
Ganun, Ganin
Garcia (Spanish) One who is brave in battle
Garce, Garcy, Garcey, Garci,
Garcie, Garcee, Garcea
Gared (English) Form of Gerard, meaning “one who is mighty with a spear”
Garad, Garid, Garyd,
Garod, Garud
Garman (English) A spearman
Garmann, Garmen,
Garmin, Garmon,
Garmun, Garmyn, Gar,
Garr
Garrison (French) Prepared
Garris, Garrish, Garry, Gary
Garrett (English) Form of Gerard, meaning “one who is mighty with a spear”
Garett, Garret, Garretson,
Garritt, Garrot, Garrott,
Gerrit, Gerritt
Garson (English) The son of Gar (Garrett, Garrison, etc.)
Garrson, Garsen, Garrsen,
Garsun, Garrsun, Garsone,
Garrsone
Garth (Scandinavian) The keeper of the garden
Garthe, Gart, Garte
Garvey (Gaelic) A rough but peaceful man
Garvy, Garvee, Garvea,
Garvi, Garvie, Garrvey,
Garrvy, Garrvee
Garvin (English) A friend with a spear
Garvyn, Garven, Garvan,
Garvon, Garvun
Gary (English) One who wields a spear
Garey, Gari, Garie, Garea,
Garee, Garry, Garrey, Garree
Gassur (Arabic) A courageous man
Gassor, Gassir, Gassyr,
Gassar, Gasser
Gaston (French) A man from Gascony
Gastun, Gastan, Gasten,
Gascon, Gascone, Gasconey,
Gasconi, Gasconie
Gate (American) One who is close-minded
Gates, Gait, Gaite, Gaits,
Gaites, Gayt, Gayte, Gayts
Gavin (Welsh) A little white falcon
Gavan, Gaven, Gavino,
Gavyn, Gavynn, Gavon,
Gavun, Gavyno
Gazali (African) A mystic
Gazalie, Gazaly, Gazaley,
Gazalee, Gazalea, Gazaleigh
Geirleif (Norse) A descendant of the spear
Geirleaf, Geerleif, Geerleaf
Geirstein (Norse) One who wields a rock-hard spear
Geerstein, Gerstein
Gellert (Hungarian) A mighty soldier
Gellart, Gellirt, Gellyrt,
Gellort, Gellurt
Genaro (Latin) A dedicated man
Genaroh, Genaroe,
Genarow, Genarowe
Gene (English) Form of Eugene, meaning “a wellborn man”
Genio, Geno, Geneo, Gino,
Ginio, Gineo
Genet (African) From Eden
Genat, Genit, Genyt, Genot,
Genut
Genoah (Italian) From the city of Genoa
Genoa, Genovise, Genovize
Geoffrey (English) Form of Jeffrey, meaning “a man of peace”
Geffrey, Geoff, Geoffery,
Geoffroy, Geoffry, Geofrey,
Geofferi, Geofferie
George (Greek) One who works the earth; a farmer
Georas, Geordi, Geordie,
Georg, Georges, Georgi,
Georgie, Georgio, Yegor,
Jurgen, Joren
Gerald (German) One who rules with the spear
Jerald, Garald, Garold,
Gearalt, Geralde, Geraldo,
Geraud, Gere, Gerek
Gerard (French) One who is mighty with a spear
Gerord, Gerrard, Gared,
Garrett
Geremia (Italian) Form of Jeremiah, meaning “one who is exalted by the Lord”
Geremiah, Geremias,
Geremija, Geremiya,
Geremyah, Geramiah,
Geramia
Germain (French / Latin) A man from Germany /one who is brotherly
Germaine, German,
Germane, Germanicus,
Germano, Germanus,
Germayn, Germayne
Gerry (German) Short form of names beginning with Ger-, such as Gerald or Gerard
Gerrey, Gerri, Gerrie,
Gerrea, Gerree
Gershom (Hebrew) One who has been exiled
Gersham, Gershon,
Gershoom, Gershem,
Gershim, Gershym,
Gershum, Gersh
Getachew (African) Their master
Ghazi (Arabic) An invader; a conqueror
Ghazie, Ghazy, Ghazey,
Ghazee, Ghazea
Ghoukas (Armenian) Form of Lucas, meaning
“a man from Lucania”
Ghukas
Giancarlo (Italian) One
who is gracious and mighty
Gyancarlo
Gideon (Hebrew) A mighty warrior; one who fells trees
Gideone, Gidi, Gidon,
Gidion, Gid, Gidie, Gidy,
Gidey
Gilam (Hebrew) The joy of the people
Gylam, Gilem, Gylem,
Gilim, Gylim, Gilym,
Gylym, Gilom
Gilbert (French / English) Of the bright promise / one who is trustworthy
Gib, Gibb, Gil, Gilberto,
Gilburt, Giselbert,
Giselberto, Giselbertus
Gildas (Irish / English) One who serves God / the
golden one
Gyldas, Gilda, Gylda, Gilde,
Gylde, Gildea, Gyldea, Gildes
Giles (Greek) Resembling a young goat
Gyles, Gile, Gil, Gilles,
Gillis, Gilliss, Gyle, Gyl
Gill (Gaelic) A servant Gyll, Gilly, Gilley, Gillee,
Gillea, Gilli, Gillie, Ghill
Gillivray (Scottish) A servant of God
Gillivraye, Gillivrae, Gillivrai
Gilmat (Scottish) One who wields a sword
Gylmat, Gilmet, Gylmet
Gilmer (English) A famous hostage
Gilmar, Gilmor, Gilmur,
Gilmir, Gilmyr, Gillmer,
Gillmar, Gillmor
Gilon (Hebrew) Filled with joy Gilun, Gilen, Gilan, Gilin,
Gilyn, Gilo
Ginton (Arabic) From the garden
Gintun, Gintan, Ginten,
Gintin, Gintyn
Giovanni (Italian) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”
Geovani, Geovanney,
Geovanni, Geovanny,
Geovany, Giannino,
Giovan, Giovani, Yovanny
Giri (Indian) From the mountain
Girie, Giry, Girey, Giree,
Girea
Girvan (Gaelic) The small rough one
Gyrvan, Girven, Gyrven,
Girvin, Gyrvin, Girvyn,
Gyrvyn, Girvon
Giulio (Italian) One who is youthful
Giuliano, Giuleo
Giuseppe (Italian) Form of Joseph, meaning “God will add”
Giuseppi, Giuseppie,
Giuseppy, Giuseppee,
Giuseppea, Giuseppey,
Guiseppe, Guiseppi
Gizmo (American) One who is playful
Gismo, Gyzmo, Gysmo,
Gizmoe, Gismoe, Gyzmoe,
Gysmoe
Glade (English) From the clearing in the woods
Glayd, Glayde, Glaid,
Glaide, Glaed, Glaede
Glaisne (Irish) One who is calm; serene
Glaisny, Glaisney, Glaisni,
Glaisnie, Glaisnee, Glasny,
Glasney, Glasni
Glasgow (Scottish) From the city in Scotland
Glasgo
Glen (Gaelic) From the secluded narrow valley
Glenn, Glennard, Glennie,
Glennon, Glenny, Glin,
Glinn, Glyn
Glover (English) One who makes gloves
Glovar, Glovir, Glovyr,
Glovur, Glovor
Gobind (Sanskrit) The cow finder
Gobinde, Gobinda, Govind,
Govinda, Govinde
Goby (American) An audacious man
Gobi, Gobie, Gobey, Gobee,
Gobea
Godfrey (German) God is peace
Giotto, Godefroi, Godfry,
Godofredo, Goffredo,
Gottfrid, Gottfried, Godfried
Godfried (German) God is peace
Godfreed, Gjord
Gogo (African) A grandfatherly man
Goldwin (English) A golden friend
Goldwine, Goldwinn,
Goldwinne, Goldwen,
Goldwenn, Goldwenne,
Goldwyn, Goldwynn
Goode (English) An upstanding man
Good, Goodi, Goodie, Goody,
Goodey, Goodee, Goodea
Gordon (Gaelic) From the great hill; a hero
Gorden, Gordin, Gordyn,
Gordun, Gordan, Gordi,
Gordie, Gordee
Gormley (Irish) The blue spearman
Gormly, Gormlee, Gormlea,
Gormleah, Gormleigh,
Gormli, Gormlie, Gormaly
Goro (Japanese) The fifthborn child
Gotam (Indian) The best ox Gotem, Gautam, Gautem,
Gautom, Gotom
Gotzon (Basque) A heavenly messenger; an angel
Gower (Welsh) One who is pure; chaste
Gwyr, Gowyr, Gowir,
Gowar, Gowor, Gowur
Gozal (Hebrew) Resembling a baby bird
Gozall, Gozel, Gozell,
Gozale, Gozele
Grady (Gaelic) One who is famous; noble
Gradey, Gradee, Gradea,
Gradi, Gradie, Graidy,
Graidey, Graidee
Grand (English) A superior man
Grande, Grandy, Grandey,
Grandi, Grandie, Grandee,
Grandea, Grander
Granger (English) A farmer
Grainger, Graynger,
Graenger, Grange, Graynge,
Graenge, Grainge, Grangere
Grant (English) A tall man; a great man
Grante, Graent
Granville (French) From the large village
Granvylle, Granvil,
Granvyl, Granvill, Granvyll,
Granvile, Granvyle, Grenvill
Gray (English) A grayhaired man
Graye, Grai, Grae, Greye,
Grey, Graylon, Graylen,
Graylin
Grayson (English) The son of a gray-haired man
Graysen, Graysun, Graysin,
Graysyn, Graysan, Graison,
Graisun, Graisen
Greenwood (English) From the green forest
Greenwode
Gregory (Greek) One who is vigilant; watchful
Greg, Greggory, Greggy,
Gregori, Gregorie, Gregry,
Grigori
Gremian (Anglo-Saxon) One who enrages others
Gremien, Gremean,
Gremyan
Gridley (English) From the flat meadow
Gridly, Gridlee, Gridlea,
Gridleah, Gridleigh, Gridli,
Gridlie
Grimaldo (German) A
mighty protector
Grymaldo, Grimaldi,
Grymaldi, Grimaldie,
Grymaldie, Grimaldy,
Grymaldy, Grimaldey
Grimm (Anglo-Saxon) One who is fierce; dark
Grimme, Grymm, Grymme
Grimsley (English) From the dark meadow
Grimsly, Grimslee, Grimslea,
Grimsleah, Grimsleigh,
Grimsli, Grimslie
Griswold (German) From the gray forest
Griswald, Gryswold,
Gryswald, Greswold,
Greswald
Guban (African) One who has been burnt
Guben, Gubin, Gubyn,
Gubon, Gubun
Guedado (African) One
who is unwanted
Guerdon (English) A warring man
Guerdun, Guerdan,
Guerden, Guerdin, Guerdyn
Guido (Italian) One who acts as a guide
Guidoh, Gwedo, Gwido,
Gwydo, Gweedo
Guillaume (French) Form of William, meaning “the determined protector”
Gillermo, Guglielmo,
Guilherme, Guillermo,
Gwillyn, Gwilym, Guglilmo
Gulshan (Hindi) From the gardens
Gunnar (Scandinavian) A bold warrior
Gunner, Gunnor, Gunnur,
Gunnir, Gunnyr
Gunnolf (Norse) A warrior wolf
Gunolf, Gunnulf, Gunulf
Gur (Hebrew) Resembling a lion cub
Guryon, Gurion, Guriel,
Guriell, Guryel, Guryell,
Guri, Gurie
Gurpreet (Indian) A devoted follower
Gurpreat, Gurpriet,
Gurpreit, Gurprit, Gurpryt
Guru (Indian) A teacher; a religious head
Gurutz (Basque) Of the holy cross
Guruts
Gus (German) A respected man; one who is exalted
Guss
Gustav (Scandinavian) Of the staff of the gods
Gus, Gustave, Gussie,
Gustaf, Gustof, Tavin
Gusty (American) Of the wind; a revered man
Gustey, Gustee, Gustea,
Gusti, Gustie, Gusto
Guwayne (American) Form of Wayne, meaning
“one who builds wagons”
Guwayn, Guwain,
Guwaine, Guwaen,
Guwaene, Guwane
Gwalchmai (Welsh) A battle hawk
Gwandoya (African) Suffering a miserable fate
Gwydion (Welsh) In mythology, a magician
Gwydeon, Gwydionne,
Gwydeonne
Gylfi (Scandinavian) A king
Gylfie, Gylfee, Gylfea, Gylfi,
Gylfie, Gylphi, Gylphie,
Gylphey
Gypsy (English) A wanderer; a nomad
Gipsee, Gipsey, Gipsy, Gypsi,
Gypsie, Gypsey, Gypsee, Gipsi
Gyula (Hungarian) One who is honored
Gyulah, Gyulla, Gyullah
Boy names, and unique baby names
