Gráinne Fidelma
Irish
Gráinne is an Irish feminine name of uncertain origin, likely connected with Irish grá, meaning “love.” Fidelma is an Irish feminine name, a Latinized form of Fedelm, with uncertain etymology.
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Names beginning with the letter G, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,593 names
8,593 names
Irish
Gráinne is an Irish feminine name of uncertain origin, likely connected with Irish grá, meaning “love.” Fidelma is an Irish feminine name, a Latinized form of Fedelm, with uncertain etymology.
English
Grayson is an English surname-style name commonly understood as “son of a steward.” It is also linked to the older idea of “son of a gray-haired man.”
Scottish
Gregor is a Scottish form of Gregory, meaning “watchful,” “alert,” or “a watchman.” It comes through Latin Gregorius from the Greek name Gregorios.
English
Greta means "pearl." It is a short form of Margareta or Margarethe, names that trace back to the Greek word margarites.
German
Greta is commonly understood as a German and Northern European short form of Margaret, traditionally linked with the meaning “pearl.” Pauline adds a classic, graceful feel, giving Greta Pauline the sense of a bright, polished name with old-world warmth.
Italian
Greta Rachele combines Greta, a short form related to Margaret, with Rachele, the Italian form of Rachel, meaning “ewe.” The full name feels gentle, bright, and distinctly Italian.
Greek
Grigorios is a Greek boy name meaning “watchful” or “alert.” It comes from Greek Γρηγόριος, linked to the idea of being awake, aware, and ready.
Greek
Grigorios Leandros is a Greek boy name often understood as a pairing of “watchful” or “alert” with “lion-man” or “lion-like man.” It has a formal, resonant sound with a distinctly Greek style.
Greek
Grigorios Savvas is a Greek masculine name pairing. The supplied sources show it in Greek-name context and as the personal name of Grigorios Savvas Kapageridis, but they do not give a verified literal meaning.
Greek
Grigoris is the Modern Greek form of Gregory, meaning “watchful” or “vigilant.” It has a steady, attentive feel, with deep Greek roots and a familiar international family of related names.
Russian
Grigory Danilovich Orlov is a Russian masculine full name. The surname Orlov comes from Russian orel, meaning "eagle," and carries a strong, sharp, noble feeling.
Latin
Guadalupe Ariel blends the deeply loved Marian name Guadalupe with Ariel, a lyrical unisex name often heard in Latin communities. Together, it feels protective, spiritual, and bright.
Tamil
Guhan is a boy's name associated with God and Lord Murugan. It carries a devotional Tamil feeling, with a calm, strong sound.
Tamil
The exact meaning of Guhan Aravind Balaji is not confirmed by the supplied source material. As a Tamil boy’s full name, it has the shape of a traditional South Indian given name plus additional family or devotional names.
Portuguese
Guilherme is the Portuguese form of William, a name with Germanic roots meaning “will” or “desire” plus “helmet” or “protection.” It carries the warm sense of a determined protector.
Spanish
Guillén is a Spanish form from the William name family, meaning “will, desire” plus “helmet, protection.” As a surname and given name, it carries the warm sense of a determined protector.
Urdu
Gulnaz is commonly understood as a graceful floral name, often interpreted as “flower-like charm” or “delicate beauty.” Because the supplied sources do not verify a formal etymology, this meaning should be treated as a careful name-use interpretation rather than a documented dictionary citation.
Punjabi
Guneet Arsh Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh girl name with a dignified, graceful feel. In the supplied sources, Kaur is explained as a Sikh name meaning “princess,” while the meanings of Guneet and Arsh are not independently verified there.
Punjabi
Guneet is a Punjabi name meaning “one possessing virtues” or “embodiment of moral excellence.” In the full name Guneet Kaur Pannu, the given name carries the central meaning of virtue, good qualities, and ethical conduct.
Turkish
Güneş Ege is a Turkish unisex name meaning “Sun” and “Aegean.” Together, it feels bright, coastal, open, and warmly rooted in Turkey.
Korean
Gun Woo is a Korean boy's name written 건우 in Hangul. Its exact meaning depends on the hanja a family chooses for the syllables, so without those characters, the safest meaning is simply the Korean given name Gun Woo.
Punjabi
Guransh is a Punjabi and Hindi compound name often understood as “a part of the guru” or “essence of the divine teacher.” With Preet Singh, the full name has a warm Punjabi Sikh style: spiritual, affectionate, and strong.
Punjabi
Guransh Tegh is best treated as a Punjabi boy name with a family-centered, Sikh-sounding style. A verified historical meaning was not available in the supplied source material, so its meaning should be confirmed with the family, elders, or a Punjabi language expert.
Punjabi
Guraz Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name with a strong, dignified sound. The exact meaning of Guraz is not confirmed in the provided sources, while Singh is a familiar Punjabi name element carried by many men from Punjab.
Punjabi
Gurbaaz is a Punjabi boy name. Its exact etymology is not confirmed by the supplied sources, so the safest meaning is that it is a distinctive Punjabi given name rather than a name with a verified published meaning here.
Punjabi
Gurbaaz is a Punjabi and Sikh name meaning "guru's falcon" or "falcon of the divine teacher." Gurbaaz Partap Singh carries a strong, reverent feeling: spiritual guidance, keen vision, and dignity.
Punjabi
Gurcharan Dev Singh is a Punjabi Sikh name often understood as “one devoted at the Guru’s feet, divine lion.” It brings together spiritual humility, grace, and the Sikh surname Singh, meaning lion.
Punjabi
Gurkirat means “one who works for the Guru” or “the Guru’s honest laborer,” from Punjabi Sikh elements meaning Guru and honest work or righteous deeds. In the full name Gurkirat Aman Brar, the clearest sourced meaning comes from Gurkirat, a name tied to devotion, integrity, and service.
Punjabi
Gurkirat is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “one who works for the Guru” or “the Guru’s honest laborer.” Gurkirat Deep Gill has a devotional, grounded feel, with Gurkirat carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Punjabi
Gurkirat Sehaj Sidhu is a Punjabi unisex name often understood as carrying the ideas of praise connected with the Guru, calm spiritual balance, and family identity through Sidhu. It has a gentle, grounded sound with a distinctly Punjabi rhythm.
Punjabi
Gurleen is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “one who is absorbed in the Guru” or “devoted to the spiritual teacher.” It comes from Gur, connected to Guru, and leen, meaning absorbed or immersed.
Punjabi
Gurleen is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “absorbed in the Guru” or “immersed in the divine Guru.” In the full name Gurleen Amanpreet Pannu, Gurleen carries the devotional center of the name, while Pannu is a Punjabi family name.
Punjabi
Gurleen Asees can be understood as a Punjabi Sikh name with the feeling of being devoted to the Guru and blessed. Gurleen is rooted in Sikh naming tradition, while Asees adds the tender sense of blessing.
Punjabi
Gurleen Simran Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh girl’s name. The sourced meaning we can state safely is that Gurleen is a meaningful Sikh-rooted name formed from two significant elements.
Punjabi
Gurmehar means "God's mercy" or "the guru's compassion." Paired with Kaur, it feels distinctly Punjabi and Sikh in style, with a gentle spiritual center.
Punjabi
Gurnoor is commonly understood in Punjabi and Sikh naming as “light of the Guru” or “radiance of the Guru.” Singh is a traditional Sikh masculine name element, and Toor is a Punjabi family name.
Punjabi
Gurpreet is a unisex Punjabi name meaning “love of the Guru” or “one who loves the Guru.” Amarjit is commonly understood as “immortal victory,” and Grewal is a Punjabi surname.
Punjabi
Gurshaan Dev is a Punjabi Sikh boy name meaning “glory of the Guru” or “pride of the divine teacher,” with Dev adding the sense of “divine” or “godly.” It feels devotional, dignified, and deeply rooted in Sikh spiritual language.
Punjabi
Gurshaan Navdeep Singh is commonly understood in Punjabi Sikh naming as a name of spiritual dignity and fresh light. Gurshaan suggests honor or glory connected with the Guru, while Navdeep means new light, and Singh means lion.
Punjabi
Gursimran Kirat Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh name often understood as “one who remembers the Guru, lives through honest work, and carries the dignity of Kaur.” It has a gentle, devotional sound with a strong sense of purpose.
Punjabi
Gursimran is commonly understood in Punjabi Sikh naming as “remembrance of the Guru” or “meditation on the Guru.” Veer adds the warm, strong meaning of “brave” or “brother,” while Aulakh is a Punjabi surname.
Polish
Gustaw is the Polish form of Gustav, a masculine name of Old Swedish or Old Norse origin often interpreted as "staff of the Geats" or "support of the Götaland people." A second debated theory links it to the Slavic Gostislav, meaning "glorious guest."
Polish
Gustaw Mikołaj is a Polish masculine name pairing. Gustaw is the Polish form of Gustav, giving the full name a strong, traditional Polish feel.
Welsh
Gwilym is a Welsh boy name. The supplied sources do not provide a verified meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Vietnamese
Hà is a Vietnamese unisex name meaning "river." It can be used as a given name and is also found as a Vietnamese family name.
Hebrew
Hadar is a Hebrew unisex name meaning "splendor," "glory," "honor," or "ornament." It comes from a Hebrew root connected with honoring, adorning, and glorifying.
Hebrew
Hadar Amit is a unisex Hebrew name. The supplied source material does not confirm a specific literal meaning for the full name, so its meaning is best treated with care unless a family has its own Hebrew-language source.
Hebrew
Hadar Michal is a Hebrew girl name led by Hadar, meaning “splendor” or “glory.” It has a bright, dignified feeling, with a sound that is simple, serious, and graceful.
Hebrew
Hadar means "splendour" or "glory" in Hebrew. As a two-part Hebrew name, Hadar Zohar has a bright, graceful sound with a polished modern feel.
Hebrew
Hadas is a Hebrew girl name meaning "myrtle" or "myrtle tree." It is closely related to Hadassah, the Hebrew name associated with Queen Esther.