George. Gabriel. Griswald. If you’re on the hunt for a great baby boy name that starts with the letter G, look no further!
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Gabriel | One of seven archangels, Gabriel appeared to Mary to give her the news of her pregnancy and impending birth of Jesus, and… | |
| George | As demonstrated by Prince William and Kate Middleton naming their firstborn son, George, it’s quite the illustrious name… | |
| Gavin | Gavin has had a meteoric rise to the top. Perhaps due to musicians Gavin DeGraw and Gavin Rossdale (aka Mrs. Gwen Stefani)… | |
| Gregory | Quite the illustrious name, indeed. The name of several saints and popes, Pope Gregory I fostered the development of Gregorian… | |
| Garrett | English: | Variant of Gerald rules by the spear. |
| Grant | English: | Bestow or great; tall. The American General and president Ulysses S. Grant. Surname. |
| Giovanni | Giovanni is a classic name made cool again, and it’s poised to crack the Top 100 boys names. Its ties to Italy make it exotic… | |
| Grayson | English: | Son of the reeve or Gray-haired: son of the Gray family; son of Gregory. |
| Gale | English: | Lively; now rarely given as a name for boys |
| Graham | English Origin | |
| Greg | From Greg Brady to Greg Kinnear, Greg definitely evokes a wholesome 50s vibe. It hit its peak in 1961 and has been on the… | |
| Gerald | English Origin | Rules by the spear |
| Gilbert | English Origin | |
| Gordon | Scottish Origin | |
| Glenn | Celtic: | From the valley |
| Gustavo | Derived from the royal Scandinavian name Gustave, Gustavo is not as unique a name as you might think. It reached an all-time… | |
| Garrison | English: | Spear-fortified town |
| Glen | Gaelic: | From the glen or valley |
| Gerard | German: | Spear strength, brave with a spear; introduced to England through the Norman conquest, Gerard has remained popular since… |
| Gus | Nickname for Augustus. | |
| Greyson | English: | Gray-haired: son of the Gray family; son of Gregory. |
| Gabe | Hebrew Origin | |
| Gareth | Son of Lot | |
| Garth | English Origin | Garden; from a surname, indicating someone who lived near or worked in a garden |
| Gideon | Hebrew: | Feller of trees |
| Griffin | Irish: | Surname |
| Garner | English Origin | Keeper of grain; surname used as a first name |
| Guy | French: | Guide |
| Grady | Gaelic: | Noble |
| Gil | French Origin | Happiness |
| Giorgio | Italian Origin | |
| Gustav | French Origin | Staff of the Goths; a name borne by several Swedish kings |
| Goran | Swedish Origin | |
| Garett | English: | Variant of Gerald rules by the spear. |
| Gene | When you think old and outdated names, Gene is probably at the top of the list. Since its happy-go-lucky heyday in the Gene… | |
| Gunner | Swedish: | Battle strong |
| Gunther | German: | Battler; warrior. |
| Garret | English: | Variant of Gerald rules by the spear. |
| Garfield | English: | From the spear field; surname |
| Gallagher | Gaelic Origin | Eager helper; surname |
| Gace | French: | Pledge |
| Gifford | English: | Brave |
| Garson | English: | Son of Gar |
| Giulio | Italian: | Youthful; Variant of Julian and Julio. |
| Gregorie | Greek: | Vigilant |
| Garcia | Spanish: | An old surname of uncertain etymology; possibly means fox |
| Gael | Irish: | Stranger |
| Galen | English: | Calm |
| Giuseppe | Italian: | He shall add |
| Gino | Gino is the smooth, Italian cousin to the nerdy Eugene. It’s a staple in its home country and is familiar to American ears… | |
| Granger | English Origin | Farmer; surname; Grange organizations have served US rural agricultural communities for almost 150 years, providing not only… |
| Grover | English: | Lives in the grove |
| Griffith | A murderer | |
| Gaagii | Native American: | Raven (Navajo) |
| Gabek | Czech Origin | |
| Gabian | Spanish Origin | |
| Gabie | Hebrew Origin | |
| Gabriele | Italian Origin | |
| Gadhi | Hindi: | Father of Vishvamitra |
| Gadi | Arabic: | Capricorn (Zodiacal sign), kid, my gift, my present; derived from Gada or Gadwa, meaning a gift or a present |