Names beginning with the letter G, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,711 names
8,711 names
Bengali
Maliha Nusrat Jahan is commonly understood as a graceful Bengali Muslim name with Arabic and Persianate roots: Maliha suggests beauty or charm, Nusrat suggests help or victory, and Jahan suggests the world. Together, it carries the warm sense of “a beautiful, victorious presence in the world.”
Bengali
Maliha is an Arabic feminine name meaning beautiful, pretty, fair, graceful, or elegant. In the full Bengali Muslim name Maliha Nusrat Rahman, Maliha gives the name its soft, beauty-centered meaning.
Bengali
Maliha is an Arabic feminine name meaning “beautiful,” “pretty,” or “fair,” with a soft sense of grace and refined charm. Maliha Rahman Riya feels gentle, Bengali, and warmly expressive.
Urdu
Maliha Samina Gilani is an Urdu girl’s name with a Persian/Urdu surname. The surname Gilani means “from Gilan,” a historic region on the southern coast of the Caspian Sea.
Bengali
Maliha means “beautiful” or “charming” in Arabic, with a Persian sense of “delicate.” Maliha Samira has a soft, lyrical style that fits naturally in Bengali families while carrying a meaning centered on beauty and grace.
Bengali
Maliha Sultana is a Bengali Muslim girl name built around Maliha, an Arabic name meaning “beautiful,” “pretty,” or “fair.” Sultana adds a regal, dignified feeling, closely connected with the title Sultanah.
Urdu
Maliha Uzma Abbasi is an Urdu Muslim girl name. In common Urdu and Arabic name use, Maliha is understood as “beautiful” or “graceful,” Uzma as “greatest” or “supreme,” and Abbasi as a family surname.
Bengali
Maliha is an Arabic feminine name meaning "beautiful," "charming," or connected with grace and elegance. In the full Bengali name Maliha Zarin Rahman, it feels gentle, polished, and deeply at home in a Muslim Bengali naming style.
Arabic
Malik is an Arabic boy name meaning "owner" in one form and "king" in another closely related form. Malik Ihab Tamimi has a strong Arabic sound, with Malik carrying a dignified, steady meaning at the front.
Arabic
Malik is an Arabic boy name meaning "owner" when written مَالِك and "king" when written مَلِك. Malik Nader Shammas has a dignified Arabic sound with a meaning centered on leadership, stewardship, and strength.
Arabic
Malik is an Arabic boy name meaning “owner” when written مَالِك, and it is closely related to مَلِك, meaning “king.” Malik Raed Khatib has a strong Arabic sound with a dignified, grounded feel.
Arabic
Malik Zain is an Arabic boy name built around Malik, which can mean “owner” in Arabic and is also connected with the Arabic form meaning “king.” It has a strong, polished sound with a gentle finish.
Sanskrit
Malini is a Sanskrit girl name often understood as “garlanded” or “one who wears a garland.” With Srishti, a Sanskrit name associated with creation, and Kaul as a family name, Malini Srishti Kaul has a graceful, literary, and distinctly Indian feel.
French
Malo is a Breton boy name with possible meanings tied to “chief” or “prince,” from Old Breton mael. Some sources also connect it with Latin magnus, meaning “great.”
German
Malte Gabriel combines a German-used form of Malte, a Danish short form of the Old German name Helmold, with Gabriel, from Hebrew Gavri'el, meaning "God is my strength" or "strong man of God." The full name feels gentle, literary, and quietly strong.
Japanese
Mana is a short Japanese feminine name whose exact meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family. The same sound is also known in Oceanian cultures as a word for spiritual power or life force.
Arabic
Manal is a feminine given name of Arabic origin. The provided sources identify it as an Arabic-language girls' name, but they do not give a confirmed literal meaning.
Hindi
Manan is a Hindi boy name of Sanskrit origin meaning "meditation," "reflection," or "deep contemplation." It carries a quiet, thoughtful feeling, the kind of name that suggests a child who pauses, notices, and thinks.
Hindi
Manan Shlok is a Hindi boy's name pairing Manan, associated with reflection or contemplation in Indian philosophy, with Shlok, a traditional boys' name. Together, it has the thoughtful feel of “a reflective verse” or “contemplative sacred line.”
Hindi
Manav Prakash Kulshreshtha can be read as a warm Hindi name with the sense of a humane person, light, and honored family lineage. The surname Kulshreshtha comes from Sanskrit roots meaning “best of the family” or “superior clan.”
Sanskrit
Manav Rishit is a Sanskrit and Indian boy name pairing that can be read as “human being” or “son of Manu” with “the best.” Together, it suggests a child with dignity, humanity, and a quietly excellent spirit.
Punjabi
Manav means "human" in Sanskrit. In the full Punjabi name Manav Sukh Singh, Manav gives the name a gentle, grounded meaning centered on humanity and dignity.
Sanskrit
Manav is a Sanskrit name meaning "human," "mankind," or "a person with humane qualities." With Yuvraj, meaning "young prince" or "heir apparent," and Bendre, a western Indian surname, the full name carries a thoughtful, dignified feel.
Persian
Mandana Kiana is a Persian girls' name pairing with a lyrical, flowing sound. The exact etymology and meaning are not confirmed by the provided sources, so the safest meaning is simply a Persian feminine name combination.
Italian
Manfredi is an Italian name best documented as a surname, with historic use tied to the Manfredi family of Faenza and to Manfredi, King of Sicily. The provided surname source does not list a confirmed meaning, so the safest reading is Italian familial and historical rather than a fixed word meaning.
Tamil
Manimekalai is presented here as a Tamil girl name. The supplied research sources do not verify a specific literal meaning, so its meaning is best treated with care unless your family has a trusted Tamil-language source or family tradition for it.
Punjabi
Manjot is a Punjabi name meaning “light of the heart” or “flame of the mind.” Charanjit adds the feeling of devotion and victory, while Kang is a family name carried by many Punjabi families.
Punjabi
Mannat is commonly understood as “prayer,” “vow,” or “heartfelt wish,” while Prabhleen is often read as “absorbed in God” or “immersed in divine love.” Together, Mannat Prabhleen Sidhu feels devotional, hopeful, and deeply Punjabi.
Punjabi
Manraj means “king of the heart” or “ruler of the mind,” from Sanskrit elements meaning mind or heart and king or ruler. Deep is often heard in Punjabi names, and Singh gives the full name a clear Punjabi Sikh family-name feel.
Punjabi
Manraj Singh Randhawa is a Punjabi boy’s name. Manraj is commonly read as a name of inner dignity and leadership, while Singh means “lion” in Sikh and Punjabi naming tradition, and Randhawa is a Punjabi family name.
Punjabi
Manreet Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh name often understood as “custom of the heart” or “one who follows the heart’s tradition.” Manreet blends man, meaning “heart” or “mind,” with reet, meaning “tradition,” “custom,” or “path,” while Kaur is a traditional Sikh surname or middle name for girls.
Swahili
The provided sources do not verify a specific meaning for Mansoor Faraji. As a name pairing, Mansoor is documented as a masculine name used by a Saudi-American public figure, while Faraji is presented here as part of the requested Swahili name form.
Spanish
Manuel is a Spanish masculine name from Hebrew Immanuel, meaning "God with us." It has deep roots in Spain, Portugal, and wider Western Europe.
Spanish
Manuel comes from the Hebrew Immanuel, meaning “God with us.” Manuel Damián Alarcón has a clearly Spanish feel, with a traditional given name and the Spanish surname Alarcón.
Latin
Manuel Eliseo is a Latin and Spanish-style compound name with a gentle, dignified sound. The Eliseo side is connected in the source material with Elíseo, a Spanish form of Elisha, meaning “God is salvation,” and with Elisio, tied to Elysium and ideas of blessedness and paradise.
Portuguese
Manuel is the Portuguese and Spanish form of Emmanuel, meaning "God with us." Manuel Sebastião Amaral has a deeply Portuguese sound, pairing a faith-rooted first name with the dignified middle name Sebastião and the family surname Amaral.
Spanish
Manuel Simón Fuentes is a Spanish boy's name with a clear Iberian feel. The surname Fuentes means "fountains" in Spanish, giving the full name a refreshing image of water, place, and family roots.
Portuguese
Manuel comes from the Hebrew Immanuel, meaning “God with us” or “God is with us.” Manuel Tomé feels warm, steady, and distinctly Portuguese, with a faith-rooted first name and a crisp second name.
Portuguese
Manuel is the Portuguese form of Emmanuel, a Hebrew name meaning "God with us." Tomé is the Portuguese form of Thomas, and Carvalho is a Portuguese surname meaning "oak."
Portuguese
Manuel means “God with us,” from the Hebrew name Immanuel. Vasco is a medieval Iberian name, and Martins means “son of Martin” or “belonging to Martin,” giving the full Portuguese name a deeply rooted, family-rich feel.
Irish
Manus is an Irish boy name often understood as an Irish form of Magnus, meaning "greatest." It is also connected with Latin manus, meaning "hand," giving it a grounded sense of skill, work, and care.
Hindi
Manya is a Hindi girl name often associated with being respected, honored, or worthy of regard. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology, so this meaning is best treated as a traditional family understanding rather than a sourced historical claim.
Hindi
Manya is an Indian Hindu girl name meaning “worthy of honor,” “respected,” “honourable,” and “the quiet one.” In the full name Manya Kumari Bhardwaj, Kumari is a traditional feminine name element and Bhardwaj is a well-known Indian family name.
Hindi
Manya Saanjh Tripathi is a Hindi girl’s name with a gentle, lyrical sound. The specific etymology is not confirmed in the supplied sources, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overclaimed.
Hindi
Manya Saumya Khandelwal has a graceful Hindi feel. Manya is commonly understood as “worthy of honor” or “respected,” while Saumya suggests gentleness, calmness, and pleasantness.
Japanese
Mao is a short, two-syllable Japanese unisex name whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family. Without specific kanji, it is best understood by its sound: gentle, bright, and modern.
Japanese
Izumi is a Japanese name from 泉, meaning "fountain" or "spring." Mao Izumi has a gentle, nature-rich feeling, with Mao treated here as a Japanese given name and Izumi as the family name or second name element.
Hebrew
Maor is a Hebrew unisex name meaning "light" or "luminary." It has a clear, bright sound: compact, modern, and gentle without feeling soft.
Spanish
Mara is a short, warm girl name used in Spanish and several other languages. It is often linked to Hebrew roots and the biblical name Naomi chose in grief, and some sources also connect it with ideas of strength.
Spanish
Mara Belén is a Spanish compound name that pairs Mara with Belén, the Spanish form of Bethlehem. Belén comes from Hebrew and is traditionally understood as “house of bread,” giving the name a gentle meaning tied to birthplace, nourishment, and faith.
