Boy Names Starting With G

Spear brave; brave warrior with a spear, from Germanic elements ger (spear) and hard (brave).

Brave spear, strong warrior.

Eternal ruler; variant form related to Erik/Eric.

From Latin meaning of the same blood or brotherhood. Associated with Germanic heritage and kinship.

From Greek 'georgos' meaning farmer or earth worker. Variant spelling of George.

Spear ruler; representing strength and leadership.

A variant of Jerome, derived from Greek meaning sacred name, symbolizing reverence and holiness.

Sacred name; possibly from Jerome or Apache origins, representing power and leadership.

Spear brave; one who is brave with a spear.

Spear ruler. A variant spelling of Gerald.

Spear strength; a brave warrior skilled with a spear.

Spear-brave or warrior with a spear; courageous and strong.

A stranger there; one who sojourns or is exiled.

Expulsion or exile; a biblical name from Hebrew, referring to one who is driven out.

Variant of Gervase, from Old French meaning 'spear servant,' symbolizing skilled service and strength.

Farmer; Armenian form of George, from Greek georgos (farmer)

Farmer, earth worker; Armenian form of George with roots in agricultural meanings.

Rain; an Arabic name symbolizing blessing and abundance of rainfall.

An Arabic name traditionally associated with 'the prime of life' or 'youth,' reflecting vitality and flourishing.

Warrior and fighter for faith; courage and conviction.

Supplanter, one who takes the place of another

An Italian/Spanish combination of Giovanni (John: 'God is gracious') and Carlo (Charles: 'free man'); represents divine favor and freedom.

Italian compound combining 'Gian' (form of John, 'God is gracious') and 'Franco' (free), meaning 'God is gracious and free.'

God is gracious and light-bearer. Italian combination of Gian and Luca.

God is gracious and light-giving. Combines divine grace with luminous warmth.

Italian combination: Gian means 'God is gracious,' Luca means 'man from Lucania'.

God is gracious; variant of the Italian name Giovanni.

God is gracious; divine mercy and favor

Italian combination of Giovanni (John, meaning 'God is gracious') and Paolo (Paul, meaning 'small').

God is gracious. Variant of Giovanni, the Italian form of John (Hebrew Yochanan).

Primarily known from Kahlil Gibran. Meaning uncertain.

Mighty warrior, great destroyer

Joy or gladness. From Hebrew gila meaning to rejoice or be happy.

Rocky region or heap of witness; biblical place name with Hebrew origins

Gift ford, ford of gifts

English/Scottish name meaning 'ravine' from Old Norse 'gil', or a diminutive of Gilbert.

Spanish variant of Guillermo, meaning 'resolute protector' from Germanic elements.

Shield or protection; from Greek 'aegis' meaning aid and defense.

Resolute protector. Medieval English form of William, from Germanic elements meaning will and protection.

A fishing guide or young male attendant in the Highlands

Devoted to the Virgin Mary.

God is gracious. Italian nickname for Giovanni, derived from Hebrew Yohanan.

One who flows down; from the Jordan River

One who flows down, referring to the Jordan River.

Farmer or worker of the earth, derived from the Greek word georgos.

Italian form of George, from the Greek Georgios, meaning 'farmer' or 'one who works the earth.'

God is gracious.

God is gracious, gift from God

God is gracious. Italian variant of Giovanni, the Italian form of John.

God is gracious. Italian variant of John.

God is gracious, derived from the Italian form of John.

God is gracious; represents divine favor and blessing.

From Germanic elements meaning 'spear' and 'brave', signifying 'brave with a spear'.

Descended from Julius; a form of Julian associated with nobility and Roman heritage.

Youthful; bearded. Italian form of Julius derived from the Roman family name.

God will add, God increases

Variant of Giovanni; derived from John, meaning 'God is gracious.'

A geographic name derived from glen and dale, both meaning valley

A ford through a glen or valley

From the valley

Derived from Glenn, meaning valley in Irish.

Combination of Glen (valley) and Roy (king).

Compound name combining Glen (Scottish 'valley') and Wood (English 'forest' or 'woodland'), symbolizing nature and shelter.

English surname referring to a glove maker, used as a first name.

Welsh name meaning 'valley' or 'glen', referring to a geographical feature.

From the valley; a Welsh-inspired name suggesting natural beauty.

God's peace or peaceful ruler

Good ruler, derived from Old English elements 'god' (good) and 'ric' (ruler).

Old English name combining 'god' (good) and 'win' (friend), meaning 'good friend' with connotations of noble character.

Farmer; derived from Greek georgos meaning earth-worker or farmer.

Enlightenment and sky; combines 悟 (go, awakening/enlightenment) and 空 (ku, sky/void), referencing Buddhist spiritual concepts

Biblical name of uncertain etymology; traditionally associated with the famous giant in Hebrew scriptures.

Complete. Biblical name with roots in Hebrew 'gamar' (to complete or finish).

Spanish variant of Gonzalo, from Germanic roots meaning 'battle' or 'warrior'.

Good friend; an English name combining 'good' with 'win' (friend), signifying benevolence and companionship.

Related to mountains or mountainous terrain; derived from Slavic roots meaning 'mountain'.

Spacious fort or from Scottish place name Gordon.

Great hill and spacious fort; from Scottish geographical origins

Great hill; Scottish diminutive of Gordon.

Homestead of the goats; derived from Old English words for goat and dwelling.

God's peace, from Germanic elements 'Gott' (God) and 'fried' (peace).

Beloved of God, combining German elements for God and love.

Sanskrit name for Lord Krishna; means 'one who nourishes the cows' or divine protector.

Strength of God

Son of grace. A modern compound name blending grace with the patronymic suffix -son.

Full of grace; derived from the Latin name Gratianus, related to the concept of divine grace.

Variant of Grady, from Irish surname meaning 'noble' or 'illustrious.'

Gray home; derived from the name Graham.

Settlement by the grove

Gravelly homestead

Gravelly homestead

Rock or rocky crag; symbolizes strength and stability

English occupational name for a merchant of grain or farmer, used as a given name.

Grain keeper and farm steward; agricultural occupational name