Names beginning with the letter G, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,661 names
8,661 names
Japanese
Kohaku is a Japanese gender-neutral name commonly associated with amber, especially when written 琥珀. Seri can be a Japanese given name element whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen, so Kohaku Seri feels bright, warm, and quietly distinctive.
Native American
Kohana is most often listed as a Japanese girl name meaning "little flower." Some baby-name sources also describe it as Hawaiian and connect it with fragrance or sweet-smelling flowers, but the Japanese meaning is the clearest supported meaning in the provided sources.
Japanese
Kokona is a Japanese girls' name with many possible kanji forms. Common readings include 心結, suggesting “heart” and “connection,” as well as 心菜, 心奏, and 心梛, each giving the name a slightly different feeling.
Japanese
Kokoro Misaki is a Japanese girl name centered on kokoro, meaning “heart,” “mind,” or “spirit.” It has a gentle, thoughtful feeling, with a sound that is bright, melodic, and distinctly Japanese.
Punjabi
Komal Preet Kaur is a Punjabi girl’s name often understood as a graceful compound name, with a gentle, loving feel. Based on the provided sources, no confirmed etymology or official popularity ranking is available.
Polish
Konrad Błażej is a Polish masculine name pairing the steady, traditional sound of Konrad with Błażej, the Polish form of Blaise. Błażej is pronounced /ˈbwa.ʐɛj/ and has Polish name days on February 3 and November 29.
Greek
Konstantina Elpida is a Greek girl’s name pairing with a clear hope-filled heart: Elpida is the Modern Greek form of Elpis and means “hope.” The full name feels formal, steady, and bright.
Greek
Konstantina Fani is a Greek double name with a steady, bright feel. Konstantina is usually understood as the feminine form of Constantine, while Fani is used in Greek as a familiar given name or nickname, often with a lively, affectionate sound.
Greek
Konstantinos means “constant,” “steadfast,” or “firm,” from the Latin root behind Constantinus. Konstantinos Andreas has a strong Greek sound: formal, grounded, and full of endurance.
Greek
Konstantinos means “constant” or “steadfast,” with a strong Greek identity. Paired with Elias, it feels traditional, dignified, and warmly familiar across Greek-speaking families.
Greek
Konstantinos Evripidis is a Greek boy's name with a strong classical feel. Evripidis comes from Euripides, built from Greek elements meaning “broad” and “horse.”
Greek
Konstantinos Menelaos is a Greek boy's name pairing the widely used Greek given name Konstantinos with Menelaos, the Greek form of Menelaus. Menelaos is tied to Greek mythology and is partly connected with the Greek word laos, meaning "people."
Turkish
Koray is a Turkish boy name usually understood as “ember moon” or “glowing moon.” It combines Turkish kor, meaning “ember” or “glowing,” with ay, meaning “moon.”
Greek
Korina Paraskevi is a Greek girl’s name with a bright, lyrical sound. Paraskevi is the Modern Greek transcription of Paraskeve and is strongly tied to Greek Orthodox naming tradition.
Japanese
Kosei is a Japanese boy name whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen. It may suggest ideas such as righteousness, becoming, light, birth, or a bright life.
Igbo
Kosisochukwu is an Igbo unisex name commonly understood as “as it pleases God” or “whatever pleases God.” It carries a gentle feeling of trust, surrender, and faith.
Igbo
Kosisochukwu is an Igbo unisex name commonly interpreted as “there is no one like God,” “there is no one greater than God,” or “as it pleases God.” The full name Kosisochukwu Chisom Eke carries a distinctly Igbo feel, with the first name centering faith, trust, and God’s place in a child’s life.
Igbo
Kosisochukwu is an Igbo unisex name commonly interpreted as “There is no one like God” or “As it pleases God.” Nwankwo is an Igbo name meaning “child born on Nkwo market day.”
Greek
Kosmas Markos is a Greek boy's name made from two traditional given names. The provided sources do not give a verified literal meaning for either element, so its safest meaning here is cultural: a clearly Greek compound name with a steady, classic feel.
Japanese
Kotone is a Japanese feminine name most often written 琴音, meaning “sound of the koto” or “koto tone.” Its feeling is musical, graceful, and gentle.
Tamil
Kotravai is a Tamil girl name connected to Korravai or Koṟṟavai, the Tamil goddess of war and victory. The name also carries associations with motherhood, fertility, agriculture, and hunters in Tamil tradition.
Persian
Kourosh is the modern Persian form of Cyrus, a masculine name written کورش in Persian. The full name Kourosh Ario Kianpour has a distinctly Persian sound, with Kourosh as its historically rooted given name.
Persian
Kourosh is a Persian boy name, the modern Persian form of Cyrus. One traditional interpretation connects it with the sun, giving it the warm meaning “lord of the sun” or “like the sun.”
Persian
Kourosh Erfan Tavakoli is a Persian boy's full name. The provided sources do not give verified meanings for Kourosh, Erfan, or Tavakoli, so its meaning is best treated with family and language context rather than a confirmed dictionary gloss.
Persian
Kourosh is a Persian boy name meaning “Lord of the sun,” and it is the Persian form historically translated as Cyrus. Iman is used here as the second name, giving Kourosh Iman a dignified, warm sound with a distinctly Persian feel.
Persian
Kourosh Mehran Shakeri is a Persian boy's name with a strong, lyrical sound. The provided sources do not verify a specific meaning, so the safest reading is as a culturally Persian full name rather than a confirmed word by word meaning.
Persian
Kourosh Samyar Tehrani is a Persian boy’s name with a distinctly Iranian sound and family-name style. Based on the supplied source excerpts, no verified meaning for Kourosh or Samyar can be confirmed here.
Bengali
Koushal is an Indian boy's name from Sanskrit, meaning “skill,” “expertise,” “dexterity,” or “good judgment.” It carries the lovely sense of a capable, adept child.
Bengali
Koyel Sanchita Ghosh is a Bengali girl’s name with a soft, musical feel. The provided sources verify Koyel’s close spelling link to Koel as a Bengali public name, and Ghosh as a Bengali Hindu surname from Bengal.
Indonesian
Kresna is an Indonesian boy name related to Krishna, the Sanskrit Kṛṣṇa. The name carries a devotional feeling through Krishna’s association with protection, compassion, tenderness, and love in Hindu tradition.
Indonesian
Kresna Wijaya is an Indonesian boy's name with a strong cultural feel. Kresna points to Prabu Kresna, a revered figure linked in Indonesian tradition with Wisnu, while Wijaya is associated with victory, courage, and progress.
Sanskrit
Krisha Malini Vyas is presented as a Sanskrit girl name, but the supplied source excerpts do not provide a verified etymology or literal meaning. Malini is often treated as a graceful, classical-sounding Indian name element, while Vyas reads like a family name.
Hindi
Krishang is a Sanskrit-rooted Hindu boy name connected with Krishna, often interpreted as “part of Krishna,” “embodiment of Krishna,” or “one with Krishna’s dark form.” Paired with Manav, it has a gentle, devotional Hindi feel.
Hindi
The meaning of Krishav Aniket Mishra is not verified in the supplied source material. It reads as a Hindi boy's full name, with Krishav as the given name, Aniket as the second name, and Mishra as the family name.
Hindi
Krishiv Arjun is a Hindi boy's name. The supplied source material does not verify a specific etymological meaning, so it is best presented as a modern Hindi masculine compound name rather than a name with a confirmed single definition.
Hindi
Krishiv is a Hindu boy name commonly explained as a devotional blend of Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva. With Manan meaning thoughtful reflection in Hindi usage, Krishiv Manan Joshi feels prayerful, calm, and bright.
Hindi
Krishiv is a modern Hindu boy name often understood as a devotional blend connected with Krishna and Shiva. It is written कृषिव in Devanagari and has a calm, spiritual, distinctly Indian feel.
Hindi
Krishiv is a modern Hindi name often understood as a devotional blend connected with Krishna and Shiva. Vihan adds a bright, morning-like feel, so Krishiv Vihan reads as a fresh, spiritual name with gentle strength.
Hindi
Krishna comes from Sanskrit कृष्ण (Kṛṣṇa), meaning “black” or “dark.” It is best known as the name of Krishna, a major Hindu deity associated with protection, compassion, tenderness, and love.
Hindi
Krishna Mahi Singh centers on Krishna, the Sanskrit name of a major Hindu deity associated with protection, compassion, tenderness, and love. Mahi is a Hindi given-name element, and Singh is commonly used as a family name in North India.
Sanskrit
Krishna Sai Rao means a child carrying the devotional names Krishna and Sai, with Rao as a family name or honorific surname. Krishna is tied to the Hindu deity Krishna, while Sai recalls Shirdi Sai Baba in modern Indian devotion.
Hindi
Krish Varun is a Hindi boy name pairing Krish with Varun, a Sanskrit-origin name meaning “God of waters and the cosmic ocean” or “lord of the waters.” Varun connects the name to Lord Varuna, the Vedic deity associated with water, sky, and cosmic order.
Hindi
Kritika Bhavya is a Hindi girl name with a graceful, Sanskrit-rooted feel. Kritika is commonly linked with light and the Krittika star tradition, while Bhavya is commonly understood as grand, splendid, or auspicious.
Hindi
Kritika is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu girl name meaning "Nakshatra Krittika" or "from the Nakshatra Kritika." It is also described as the name of a star or cluster of stars.
Hindi
Kritin is a Sanskrit-origin Hindi boy name. In the supplied source, its exact meaning is not confirmed, while Om adds a sacred Hindu sound and Bharadwaj connects the full name to the Bharadwaja lineage.
Polish
Ksawery is the Polish form of Xavier, a name traced to the Basque place name Xabier, meaning “new house.” It has a strong, thoughtful feel with roots in home, beginnings, and Polish tradition.
Russian
Kseniya is the Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian form of Xenia. It carries the graceful, classical feel of Xenia while sounding distinctly Slavic in everyday use.
Russian
The provided records do not state a literal meaning for Kseniya Matveyevna Fedorova. As a full Russian girl’s name, it has a graceful, formal sound with a family-history feel.
Russian
The provided source material does not document a verified meaning for Kseniya Vladimirovna Sorokina. It is presented as a Russian feminine full name, with Kseniya as the given name.
Sanskrit
Kshiraja is a Sanskrit girl name meaning “born from milk” or “milk-born.” It is also associated in Hindu naming sources with Goddess Lakshmi.
