Names beginning with the letter G, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,621 names
8,621 names
Hindi
Prayan is a Sanskrit-origin name, with its exact meaning uncertain, though it is associated with intelligence, excellence, and smartness. Vikas is a well-established Indian given name, so Prayan Vikas reads as a thoughtful Hindi name with a bright, capable feel.
Bengali
Prerona Ahona Ghosh is a Bengali girl’s name. Because the provided source material does not include reliable etymology, the meaning should be treated as family and language context rather than a verified sourced definition.
Portuguese
Priscila is the Portuguese form of Priscilla, a Roman name that began as a diminutive of Prisca. Its root carries the sense of “ancient,” “venerable,” or “of old standing.”
Hindi
Prisha is a Hindi and Indian girl name usually understood to mean “beloved.” Some modern name sources also connect it with “God’s gift” or “loving one.”
Hindi
Prisha is an Indian name with Sanskrit roots, commonly understood as "beloved," "dear one," "God's gift," or "divine grace." With Anika Sharma, the full name feels affectionate, graceful, and warmly rooted in Hindi naming style.
Hindi
Prisha is commonly given as a Hindi and Indian girl name meaning “God’s gift,” “beloved,” or “loving one.” Prisha Anvi Gupta feels affectionate and graceful, with a warm devotional note in the first name.
Hindi
Prisha Gauri is a Hindi Hindu girl name that pairs Prisha, often given the meanings “beloved,” “loving,” or “God’s gift,” with Gauri, a Sanskrit name meaning “white, shining, brilliant” and an epithet of Goddess Parvati.
Hindi
Prisha is commonly understood as a sweet Hindi girl name meaning “beloved” or “God’s gift.” Gauri adds a graceful Hindu layer, closely associated with brightness, purity, and Goddess Parvati.
Sanskrit
Prisha Gayatri is a Sanskrit girl name with a loving, devotional feel. Prisha is linked to the Sanskrit root “Prī,” meaning to love, and is commonly explained as “beloved,” “loving one,” or “God’s gift.”
Hindi
Prisha Kanika is a Hindi and Sanskrit rooted girls' name pairing a modern Indian first name with Kanika, which means "atom," "seed," or "gold." Together, it has a gentle feeling of something precious, bright, and full of promise.
Hindi
Prisha is commonly explained as “God’s gift,” “beloved,” or “loving one,” with a Sanskrit root connected to love. In the full Hindi name Prisha Kavya Sharma, Prisha brings the soft, devotional heart of the name.
Hindi
Prisha is a feminine Sanskrit name meaning "beloved" or "dear," with the affectionate sense of something precious or given by God. Kumari means an unmarried girl or maiden in many Indian naming contexts, while Pandey is a North Indian family name.
Hindi
Prisha means “divine gift” or “beloved,” with roots in Sanskrit and Hindi usage. Prisha Mahika has a soft, graceful Hindi sound, with Prisha carrying the clearest sourced meaning of cherished blessing.
Hindi
Prisha Meera is a graceful Hindi girl name pairing Prisha, usually understood as “God’s gift” or “beloved,” with Meera, a devotional Indian name strongly associated with love and bhakti. Together, it feels gentle, spiritual, and modern without losing its Indian roots.
Hindi
Prisha is an Indian Hindi girl name associated with “beloved” and “God’s special gift.” In the full name Prisha Nandini Khanna, Prisha gives the name its tender, devotional heart.
Hindi
Prisha is commonly understood as a Sanskrit-rooted Hindi girl name meaning "beloved," "loving one," or "God's gift." In Prisha Tanvi Kulshreshtha, it feels affectionate, graceful, and distinctly Indian.
Sanskrit
Prisha is a Sanskrit name commonly explained as “beloved,” “loving one,” or “God’s gift.” Vaidehi adds a graceful classical note, and Mehta is a well-known Indian surname.
Sanskrit
Prisha is generally given the meanings "God's gift," "beloved," "loving," and "talent given by God." As a full name, Prisha Vani Pandey has a gentle, musical sound with a modern Indian feel.
Hindi
Prisha Veda is a gentle Hindi girl name pairing Prisha, commonly understood as “beloved,” “dear one,” “loving,” or “God’s gift,” with the graceful sound of Veda. It feels devotional, affectionate, and quietly wise.
Hindi
Prisha is commonly interpreted as “God’s gift,” “beloved,” or “loving one,” from the Sanskrit root “Prī,” meaning “to love.” Prisha Vedika has a soft, graceful Hindi name style, with Prisha carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Bengali
Pritha Sanchari is a Bengali girl name. The supplied source material does not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning, so its meaning should be confirmed with family, community, or a trusted Bengali or Sanskrit naming source.
sanskrit
Priya is a Sanskrit girl name meaning "beloved," "dear," or "favorite." It has a gentle, affectionate feeling and is widely used across South Asian cultures.
Bengali
Priyanka Dutta Mili is a Bengali girl’s full name made from the given name Priyanka, the family name Dutta, and Mili, a soft Bengali familiar name. The supplied sources confirm the name’s Indian and Bengali cultural setting, but they do not give a verified literal meaning for each part.
Greek
Prodromos is a Greek boy's name traditionally understood as “forerunner” or “one who goes before.” Because the provided source excerpts do not document the etymology, treat that meaning as traditional name knowledge rather than a claim from the supplied sources.
Russian
Prokhor is a Russian form of the Greek name Prochoros, from elements meaning "before" or "ahead" and "to sing or dance." The name originally referred to the leader of a group of singers or dancers.
Russian
Prokhor Alekseyevich Vorobyov is a Russian masculine full name. The surname Vorobyov comes from Russian “vorob,” meaning “sparrow,” with associations of quickness, agility, and active energy.
Russian
Prokhor is a Russian boy name traditionally linked to the Greek name Prochoros, often interpreted as “leader of the dance” or “one who goes before the chorus.” Georgiyevich is a patronymic meaning “son of Georgiy,” and Maslov is a Russian family name.
Russian
Prokhor Ilyich Zimin is a Russian-style full name with a wintry family-name meaning. The surname Zimin comes from Zima, meaning “winter” in Russian, so it can mean “belonging to Zima” or “descendant of Zima.”
Russian
The supplied sources do not confirm a specific meaning for Prokhor. In this full Russian name, Prokhor is the given name, Mikhailovich is a patronymic, and Nikiforov is the family name.
French
Prune is a French girl name meaning "plum." It comes directly from the French word prune, with deeper roots in Latin prunum and Greek prounon.
Tamil
Pugazh is a Tamil name meaning "fame," "glory," or "praise." It has a bright, honorable feel, suggesting a child who is cherished and spoken of with warmth.
Tamil
Pugazhendhi is a Tamil boy name commonly understood as carrying the sense of praise, fame, or honor. It has a dignified, literary feel and is closely tied to Tamil language and identity.
Tamil
Pugazhendi is a Tamil boy name usually understood as “one who carries fame” or “one who is adorned with praise.” It draws on the Tamil idea of pugazh, meaning fame, honor, or praise.
Indonesian
Putri Wulandari is an Indonesian girl’s name. Based on the supplied sources, it is best described as a feminine Indonesian compound name, with its precise word-by-word meaning not fully verified in the excerpts provided.
Arabic
Qais is an Arabic boy name usually understood as “firm,” “hard,” or “steadfast.” It can also be connected with the idea of a lover through Arabic literary tradition.
Arabic
Qais Murad Dabbagh is an Arabic boy's name with a strongly Arabic family-name setting. The provided sources verify Dabbagh as an Arabic-language surname and show Murad used in a Palestinian Arab family context, but they do not give a documented meaning for the full name.
Indonesian
Qais is an Arabic name meaning “lover” or “firm.” Ramiz is Arabic too, from roots connected with a “symbol,” “sign,” or subtle indication.
Arabic
Qamar Ihsan is an Arabic unisex name led by Qamar, from قمر, meaning “moon” and sometimes “moonlight.” It has a gentle, luminous feeling that works beautifully for any child.
Chinese
Qianyu is a Mandarin Chinese given name written in Hanyu Pinyin. Its exact meaning depends on the Chinese characters chosen, since different characters can share the same romanized sound.
Chinese
Qingyang is a Chinese unisex name often understood as a pairing of qing, meaning clear or pure, and yang, meaning sunlight or positive energy. Together, it suggests bright clarity, warmth, and an optimistic spirit.
Chinese
Qingyi is a Chinese girl name often understood as “clear joy,” “pure happiness,” or “serene intention,” depending on the characters chosen. One noted form is 清怡, from 清 meaning “clear” or “pure” and 怡 meaning “joy” or “happiness.”
Indonesian
Qonita Salma is commonly understood as an Arabic-rooted Indonesian Muslim name with a gentle, faithful feel. Qonita is often associated with devotion, while Salma is associated with safety, peace, and being whole.
Vietnamese
Quang Huy is a Vietnamese boy name commonly understood as a bright, shining name, with a feeling of light, honor, and radiance. It has a clear, uplifting sound and a distinctly Vietnamese shape.
Vietnamese
Quang Vinh is a Vietnamese masculine given name meaning “bright glory” or “radiant honor.” It combines Quang, linked with light and brightness, with Vinh, meaning glory, honor, or renown.
Vietnamese
Quế Anh is usually understood as a Vietnamese feminine name combining Quế, often read as “cinnamon” or “cassia,” with Anh, a graceful name element often associated with brightness, refinement, or excellence.
English
Quentin comes from the Latin Quintinus, a diminutive of Quintus, meaning "the fifth." It has French and English use, with a crisp, thoughtful sound and a polished old-world feel.
English
Quinn is a short unisex English given name. The provided sources do not confirm a specific meaning, so it is best understood here as a crisp, modern name with an established surname style.
English
Quinn Alexandra pairs a unisex English first name with Alexandra, a Greek name meaning “defender” or “protector of mankind.” Together, the name has a balanced feel: bright, modern, and quietly strong.
Vietnamese
Quốc Bảo is commonly understood in Vietnamese as “national treasure” or “treasure of the nation.” It has a dignified, affectionate feel, like a child who is deeply valued by his family and community.
Vietnamese
Quyên is a Vietnamese given name whose exact meaning can depend on family usage and written form. It is closely related in spelling to Quyền, a Vietnamese name and surname associated with “power” or “right.”
