Girl Names starting with “G”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “G”
Girl Names starting with “G”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ginette | f | The meaning of the name Ginette, which is a French diminutive of Geneviève, can be tran… | |
| Gineveve | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Ginevra | f | Italian | Ginevra, a feminine name, means "the white shadow," "the white wave," or also "the whit… |
| Ginevra-Molly | f | Ginevra-Molly is a double name combining Ginevra ("the white shadow") and Molly ("the b… | |
| Ginevria | f | Italian | The name Ginevria is a variant form of Ginevra, Guinevere, and Jennifer and means 'whit… |
| Ginger | f | Latin | Ginger is a female first name that is a diminutive of Virginia, which represents a femi… |
| Gini | f | Latin | The name Gini, which represents a Breton short form of Virginia, means 'the Virgin' |
| Ginnifer | f | English | Ginnifer is a variant of Jennifer ("the white fairy") |
| Ginny | f | Latin | The name Ginny is primarily used as a diminutive of Virginia, which is a feminine form … |
| Ginny-Rose | f | Ginny comes from English and means 'the Virgin', while Rose is derived from Latin and m… | |
| Ginta | f | Ginta is a short form of the Lithuanian Gintaute, which in turn is a feminine derivatio… | |
| Gintare | f | Gintare is the female variant of Gintaras and means 'amber' in Lithuanian | |
| Gioara | f | Gioara is regarded as the Piedmontese form of Johanna, which in turn derives from Johannes | |
| Gioela | f | Italian | The name Gioela is the female variant of Gioele, the Italian equivalent of the biblical… |
| Gioia | f | Italian | Gioia is a popular and widely used girl's name in Italian-speaking areas |
| Giordana | f | Italian | As the feminine form of Giordano, the Italian equivalent of Jordan (Hebrew: ירדן), the … |
| Giorgia | f | Italian | Giorgia represents the feminine counterpart of Giorgio, which is the Italian form of Ge… |
| Giorgina | f | Italian | Giorgina means "the farmer" or "the agricultural worker." The name is a diminutive of G… |
| Giovanna | f | Italian | The first name Giovanna means 'God is gracious' |
| Gioya | f | Italian | The name Gioya stands for joy and happiness |
| Girolama | f | Italian | Girolama is the feminine form of the name Girolamo, which comes from the ancient Hieron… |
| Gisa | f | Gisa is a girl's name that serves as a diminutive for names with the element 'Gis-', pa… | |
| Gisa-Maria | f | Gisa-Maria is a double name combining Gisa ("the noble hostage") and Maria ("the beloved") | |
| Gisberga | f | Gisberga is derived from Giselberga and means 'the protector of the hostage', 'the prot… | |
| Gisberta | f | Gisberta is derived from Giselberta and is thus the feminine counterpart of Giselbert a… | |
| Gisburga | f | Gisburga is a short form of the Old High German girl's name Giselburga | |
| Gisela | f | The female first name Gisela has an Old High German origin and means 'the young noblewo… | |
| Gisela-Anna | f | Gisela-Anna is a double name combining Gisela ("the young noblewoman") and Anna ("God i… | |
| Gisela-Ingeborg | f | Gisela-Ingeborg is a double name combining Gisela ("the young noblewoman") and Ingeborg… | |
| Gisela-Maria | f | Gisela-Maria is a double name combining Gisela ("the young noblewoman") and Maria ("the… | |
| Gisela-Regina | f | There is currently no available information on the meaning of the name | |
| Gisela-Renate | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning of the name | |
| Giselberga | f | The name Giselberga is a traditional German girl's name, whose meanings include 'the pr… | |
| Giselburga | f | The old German first name Giselburga encompasses the meanings 'the protector of the nob… | |
| Gisele | f | French | Gisele (Gisèle) is the French form of Gisela, an ancient German name |
| Giselheid | f | The name Giselheid is a historical German girl's name meaning 'the noble hostage' or 't… | |
| Giselinde | f | The name Giselinde is a female first name and represents a variant of the Old German na… | |
| Gisell | f | Gisell is a Nordic derivative of Gisela and has meanings such as "the girl of noble des… | |
| Gisella | f | Italian | Gisella, considered the Italian form of Gisela, translates to "the young noble", "the n… |
| Giselle | f | Giselle is a feminine designation that derives from the French and modern English name … | |
| Giseltraud | f | Giseltraud is an ancient German name that can be translated as "the strong noble offspr… | |
| Gislinde | f | Gislinde is a historical German first name for girls, often regarded as an alternative … | |
| Gismonda | f | Italian | Gismonda is a feminine form derived from Sigismonda and traces back to Siegmund, which … |
| Gisou | f | The name Gisou has its roots in the Farsi language | |
| Gisselle | f | English | Gisselle is one of the newer variants of the name Giselle and Gisella |
| Gissy | f | The name Gissy has its roots in the Old High German language and derives from the word … | |
| Gistraud | f | Gistraud is a shortened form of the historical name Giseltraud | |
| Gita | f | Celtic | Gita is a short form of the names Brigita and Margita, with Brigita meaning "the Helper… |
| Gitana | f | Arabic | The name Gitana originates from Spanish and metaphorically refers to "the Copt" as well… |
| Gitashri | f | Indian | Gitashri is a female first name that originates from India and refers to the sacred boo… |
| Giti | f | Persian | Giti, a female first name, also comes from the Persian word giti (گیتی) and is directly… |
| Gitta | f | Celtic | Gitta is considered a first name for girls and is a short form of Brigitta or Brigitte,… |
| Gitta-Anita | f | French | Gitta-Anita is a double name combining Gitta ("the divine") and Anita ("the gracious one") |
| Gittan | f | Celtic | Gittan is a Swedish diminutive of Birgitta, which has two different etymological roots |
| Gitte | f | Celtic | Gitte is a female name form that originates from the Celtic language |
| Giuanna | f | The name Giuanna represents a Romansh form of Giovanna and Johanna, which is considered… | |
| Giuditta | f | Giuditta represents an Italian form of the biblical girl's name Judith | |
| Giulia | f | Latin | Giulia is the Italian variant of the Roman name Julia and carries the meaning "the one … |
| Giuliana | f | Latin | The first name Giuliana is Italian and is derived from Juliana, a feminine form of the … |
| Giulietta | f | Latin | The name Giulietta is known as an old Italian or Roman diminutive form of Giulia, which… |
| Giulina | f | Latin | Giulina is an Italian variation of the name Giulia, which is considered the Italian for… |
| Giulitta | f | Latin | Giulitta is a variant of Giulietta ("of the Julian family") |
| Giunia | f | Italian | The name originates from Italian |
| Giuseppa | f | Giuseppa is the feminine variant of Giuseppe, the Italian form of the biblical name Jos… | |
| Giuseppina | f | The first name Giuseppina is a diminutive of Giuseppa, the Italian version of Josefa | |
| Giustina | f | Latin | The name Giustina is the Italian form of Justina, a feminine form of Justin |
| Giusy | f | Italian | Giusy, a girl's name from Italy, is a shortened form of Giuseppina and is associated wi… |
| Giza | f | Polish | Giza means metaphorically 'the noble hostage', 'the woman from a noble house' or 'the n… |
| Gizel | f | Gizel is regarded as a Latin American form of Gisela or Giselle | |
| Gizela | f | Polish | The first name Gizela, a predominantly Polish and Czech form of Gisela, means "the girl… |
| Gizem | f | Turkish | Gizem is derived from the Turkish term gizem, which means "secret" or "mystery." This r… |
| Gjevahire | f | Gjevahire is an Albanian spelling of the Turkish Cevahir, derived from Gohar | |
| Gjyla | f | The name Gjyla has Albanian roots and is composed of various Albanian words | |
| Gjyle | f | Gjyle is an Arabic derivation of the Persian name Gol and translates to 'the rose' as w… | |
| Gjyste | f | Gjyste is a female first name that originates from Albanian | |
| Gladiola | f | Latin | The first name Gladiola is inspired by a flower and can be directly translated as 'the … |
| Gladys | f | Latin | Gladys, a female first name of English origin, has two main roots |
| Glafira | f | Glafira is a female first name that occurs in both Spanish and Russian and is derived f… | |
| Glaphyra | f | The name refers to the wife of Juba II, who belonged to the Herodian dynasty | |
| Glaw | f | Welsh | The name Glaw has Welsh roots, but its specific composition is not clearly documented s… |
| Glenda | f | Glenda, a name that means "of pure goodness," originates from Welsh: "glân" for "clean,… | |
| Glendene | f | Origin unknown | |
| Glendora | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Glenita | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Glenna | f | Celtic | Glenna is the feminine variant of Glen/Glenn, which traces back to a surname that in tu… |
| Glenola | f | The origin of the word is unclear | |
| Glenys | f | Glenys is a Welsh name for girls | |
| Glesni | f | Welsh | Glesni is a Welsh girl's name whose exact origin and meaning are not specified |
| Glinda | f | Welsh | Glinda is regarded as a derivative of the Welsh name Glenda and means 'of pure goodness' |
| Glora | f | Polish | a South Slavic variant of Gloria (Latin for the revered) |
| Gloretta | f | American | The name Gloretta, a diminutive of Glorietta, stands for 'the venerated.' |
| Gloria | f | Latin | The name Gloria has its roots in the Latin word glōria, which means 'glory', 'honor', '… |
| Gloria-Aurelia | f | Latin | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Gloria-Katharina | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Gloria-Madeleine | f | Latin | Glory and honor |
| Gloria-Victoria | f | Latin | Gloria-Victoria is a double name combining Gloria ("glory") and Victoria ("the victor") |
| Gloriana | f | Latin | The girl's name Gloriana comes from the English form Gloria and is known as the personi… |
| Glorietta | f | Latin | The name Glorietta is interpreted as an Italian diminutive of Gloria, which is known in… |
| Glorija | f | Latin | Glorija is the South Slavic and Baltic variant of Gloria, which is considered the perso… |
| Glorina | f | Latin | Glorina is considered a diminutive of the name Gloria, which in Roman mythology represe… |