[ g i r l s ] Gabrielle : gab-REE-el-uh : hebrew "god is my strength" Gaia : JEE-ah : greek "earth" Gail : GAYL : old english "lively" Gala : GAH-lah : swedish "singer" Galatea : gal-uh-TEE-uh : greek "milk-white" Gali : gah-LEE : hebrew "spring, fountain" Galina : guh-LEEN-uh : russian "light" Galya : GAHL-yuh : hebrew "god has redeemed" Gana : GAHN-uh : hebrew "garden" Ganesa : GAH-nes-sah : hindi "good luck" Gauri : GOW-ree : hindi "yellow" Gelasia : gel-AY-shah : greek "predisposed to laughter" Gemma : JEM-uh : latin "jewel" Genevieve : JEN-uh-veev : french "white wave" Geraldine : JER-ahl-deen : teutonic "ruler with a spear" Gerda : GHER-dah or GHER-tuh : german "protection" Gertrude : GUR-trood or GHER-trood : teutonic "spear maiden" Geva : GAY-vuh : hebrew "hill" Ghislaine : ZHEES-layn : french "sweet pledge" Giacinta : jah-SEEN-tah : italian "hyacinth" Gianina : JEE-ah-nee-nah : italian "god is gracious" Gilana : JIH-lah-nah : hebrew "joy" Gilda : GIL-duh : celtic "god's servent" Gilen : GIGH-len : teutonic "industrious pledge" Gillian : JIL-ee-en : latin "downy-haired" Gin : JIN : japanese "silver" Gina : JEEN-uh : japanese "silvery" Ginger : JIN-jer : latin "ginger plant" Giselle : JIH-zel : old german "a pledge" Gitana : gee-TAH-nah : spanish "gypsy" Githa : GAY-thah : anglo-saxon "gift" Gizane : gee-SAH-nee : basque "christ's incarnation" Gleda : GLAY-duh : old english "to make happy" Glenna : GLEN-nuh : gaelic "from the valley" Gloria : GLOHR-ee-uh : latin "glory" Goldie : GOHL-dee : old english "gold" Gotzone : go-TSOH-nee : basque "angel, messenger" Grace : GRAYS : latin "grace" Grainne : GRAY-ne : irish "love" Grania : GRAY-nyuh : gaelic "love" Grazia : GRAH-tsee-ah : italian "grace" Grear : GREER : scottish "watchful" Gretchen : GRETCH-en : german "little pearl" Grette : GERT-tah : danish "pearl" Gwendolyn : GWEN-doh-lin : celtic "white brow" Gypsy : JIP-see : old english "wanderer" Gytha : GEH-tuh : old english "a gift" [ b o y s ] Gabe : GAYB : hebrew "god is my strength" Gage : GAYJ : old french "pledge" Galen : GAY-len : gaelic "calm" Galeno : gah-LEH-noh : spanish "little bright one" Galvin: GAYL-vin : irish "sparrow" Gamble : GAM-bul : norse "old" Gannon : GAN-nun : irish "fair-complexioned" Gareth : GAIR-eth : welsh "gentle" Garrett : GAIR-et : anglo-saxon "powerful with the spear" Garrick : GEHR-ik : old english "one who governs with a spear" Garridan : GAIR-ih-den : english gypsy "you hid" Garrison : GAIR-i-sun : hebrew "column of conquest" Gary : GAIR-ee : old english "spear carrier" Gaspar : gas-PAHR : spanish "master of treasure" Gavin : GAV-vin : welsh "white hawk" Gavrie : GAYV-ree : russian "man of god" Gaynor : GAY-nohr : gaelic "son of the fair-haired one" Geoffrey : JEF-ree : english "heavenly place" Gerard : JAH-rard : old german "spear-brave" Gerik : GAY-rik : polish "prosperous spearman" Germain : JER-mayn : french "from germany" Ginton : GIHN-ton : arabic "a garden" Givon : jee-VON : arabic "hill, heights" Glenn : GLEN : gaelic "valley" Gordon : GOHR-dun : english "from the cornered hill" Grady : GRAY-dee : gaelic "noble, illustrious" Graham : GRAM : anglo-saxon "warlike" Gram : GRAM : latin "grain" Granger : GRAYN-jer : old english "farmer" Grant : GRANT : latin "great" Granville : GRAN-vil : french "from the big town" Grayson : GRAY-son : old english "son of the bailiff" Greg : GREG : celtic "fierce" Greger : GREG-er : swedish "vigilant" Gregory : GREG-ohr-ee : latin "watchman" Gresham : GRESH-em : english "from the grazeland" Gunnar : GUHN-nahr : teutonic "bold warrior" Gunther : GUHN-ther : scandinavian "battle-army, warrior"