By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Gabriel Hebrew Man of God Masculine Gage Old French A Pledge Masculine Gale Old English Gay or Lively Masculine Galvin Celtic Sparrow Masculine Gardner Anglo Saxon Gardener Masculine Garret Anglo Saxon Spear Champion Masculine Garrick Teutonic Spear King Masculine Garth Anglo Saxon Heardsman Masculine Gaston **** Native of Gascony Masculine Gavin Scottish White Hawk Masculine George Greek Farmer Masculine Gerald Germanic Spear Carrier Masculine Gerard Teutonic Brave with Spear Masculine Gersham Hebrew Exiled Masculine Gideon Hebrew Great Warrior Masculine Gifford Teutonic Gift-Brave Masculine Gilbert Germanic Pledge Masculine Giles Greek Bearer of Shield Masculine Gilmer Teutonic Famous Hostage Masculine Gilroy Celtic-Latin Servant of the King Masculine Giovanni Italian Form of John Masculine Glenn Celtic Valley Masculine Goddard Teutonic Divinely Firm Masculine Godfrey Teutonic God's Peace Masculine Godwin Teutonic Divine Friend Masculine Graham Anglo Saxon Gray Home Masculine Grant French Great Masculine Grayson Old English Son of Bailiff Masculine Gregory Greek Watchful One Masculine Gresham Old English Residence Name Masculine Griswold Teutonic Residence Name Masculine Grosvenor French-Latin Mighty Huntsman Masculine Grover Old English Dweller in the Grove Masculine Gunther Old Norse Warrior Masculine Gustavus Teutonic Son of Goths Masculine Guy French Guide Masculine Gabrielle Hebrew God's Messenger Feminine Gale Old English Lively Feminine Garda Teutonic Protected Feminine Galiana German Supreme One Feminine Gaye French-Teutonic Lighthearted Feminine Gelsey Hindi God of Wisdom Feminine Geneva Old French The Juniper Feminine Genevieve French Humble Feminine Georgette Greek Feminine of George Feminine Georgiana Greek Feminine of George Feminine Georgia or Georgiana Greek Feminine of George Feminine Geraldine Teutonic Mighty with a Spear Feminine Germaine Teutonic Armed Feminine Gertrude Teutonic Spear Maiden Feminine Giacinta Italian Hyacinth Feminine Gilda Celtic Servant of God Feminine Gillian Latin Feminine of Julian Feminine Gladys Latin Lame Feminine Glenna Gaelic Woman from the Valley Feminine Gloria Latin Glorious Feminine Glynnis Welsh Beautiful and Holy Feminine Grace Latin Blessing from God Feminine Gredel Greek A Pearl Feminine Gretchen German Little Pearl Feminine Griselda Teutonic Stone Heroine Feminine Guinevere Celtic White or Fair Feminine Gwen Celtic White or Fair Feminine Gwendolyn Celtic White-Browed Feminine Gwynne Celtic White or Fair Feminine Gypsy English Wanderer Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Gaal ****** contempt; abomination Gaash ****** tempest; commotion Gabbai ****** the back Gabbatha ****** high; elevated Gabriel ****** God is my strength Gad ****** a band; a troop Gadarenes ****** men of Gadara, i.e. a place surrounded or walled Gaddi ****** my troop; a kid Gaddiel ****** goat of God; the Lord my happiness Gaius ****** lord; an earthly man Galal ****** a roll, a wheel Galatia ****** white; the color of milk Galeed ****** the heap of witness Galilee ****** wheel; revolution Gallim ****** who heap up; who cover Gallio ****** who sucks or, lives on milk Gamaliel ****** recompense of God; camel of God Gammadims ****** dwarfs Gamul ****** a recompense Gareb ****** a scab Garmites ****** men of Garmi, ie.bones or, my cause Gatam ****** their lowing; their touch Gath ****** a wine-press Gath-rimmon ****** the high wine-press Gaza ****** strong; a goat Gazabar ****** a treasurer Gazer ****** a dividing; a sentence Gazez ****** a passing over Gazzam ****** the fleece of them Geba ****** a hill; cup Gebal ****** bound; limit Geber ****** manly, strong Gebim ****** grasshoppers; height Gedaliah ****** God is my greatness Geder ****** Gederah, Gederoth a wall Gederothaim ****** hedges Gehazi ****** valley of sight Geliloth ****** rolling, wheel, heap Gemalli ****** wares; a camel Gemariah ****** accomplishment or perfection of the Lord Gennesaret ****** garden of the prince Genesis ****** beginning Genubath ****** theft; robbery Gera ****** pilgrimage, combat; dispute Gerar ****** same as Gera Gergesenes ****** those who come from pilgrimage or fight Gerizim ****** cutters, hatchets Gershom ****** a stranger here Gershon ****** his banishment; the change of pilgrimage Geshur ****** Geshuri, sight of the valley; a walled valley Gether ****** the vale of trial or searching Gethsemane ****** a very fat or plentiful vale Geuel ****** God's redemption Gezer ****** dividing, sentence Giah ****** to guide; draw out; produce; a groan or sigh Gibbar ****** strong, manly Gibbethon ****** a back; a high house Gibeah ****** a hill Gibeon ****** hill; cup; thing lifted up Giddel ****** great Gideon ****** he that bruises or breaks; a destroyer Gideoni ****** same as Gideon Gihon ****** valley of grace Gilalai ****** a wheel Gilboa ****** revolution of inquiry Gilead ****** the heap or mass of testimony Gilgal ****** wheel; rolling; heap Giloh ****** he that rejoices; he that overturns Gimzo ****** that bulrush Ginath ****** Ginnetho a garden Girgashite ****** who arrives from pilgrimage Gispa ****** coming hither Gittah-hepher ****** digging; a wine-press Gittaim ****** a wine-press Gittites ****** men of Gath, ie. of a wine-press Goath ****** his touching; his roaring Gob ****** cistern; grasshopper Gog ****** roof; covering Golan ****** passage; revolution Golgotha ****** a heap of skulls; something skull-shaped Goliath ****** passage; revolution; heap Gomer ****** to finish; complete Gomorrah ****** rebellious people Goshen ****** approaching; drawing near Gozan ****** fleece; pasture; who nourisheth the body Gudgodah ****** happiness Guni ****** a garden; a covering Gur ****** the young of a beast; a whelp Gur-baal ****** the governor's whelp Name Root Def. 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