Starting with letter G
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 241 | Gib | Scottish | Diminutive of Gilbert: Derived from the name Gilbride, meaning 'servant of St. Bridget'. | M | |
| 242 | Gibbar | Biblical | Strong; manly | M | |
| 243 | Gibbesone | English | Gilbert's Son. | M | |
| 244 | Gideon | Biblical | He that bruises or breaks; a destroyer | M | |
| 245 | Gideon | Hebrew | Destroyer One who has a stump in place of a hand. A hewer. Famous bearer: the Gideons, a Christian organization distributing Bibles to schools, hospitals, and hotels. | M | |
| 246 | Gifford | English | Gift of bravery. | M | |
| 247 | Gifford | French | Chubby cheeks. | M | |
| 248 | Giflet | ArthurianLegend | Returns Excalibur to the lake. | M | |
| 249 | Gifre | Anglo-Saxon | Greedy. | M | |
| 250 | Gikhrist | Irish | Serves Christ. | M | |
| 251 | Gil | French | French form of Julius. | M | |
| 252 | Gil | Spanish | Squire 'Young shield.'. | M | |
| 253 | Gilalai | Biblical | A wheel. | M | |
| 254 | Gilbert | English | Trusted. | M | |
| 255 | Gilbert | French | Bright lad. | M | |
| 256 | Gilbert | German | Bright pledge. From the Old German name Gisilbert. Famous bearer: Twelfth century British St. Gilbert founded the Gilbertine order, Sir W. S. Gilbert was half of the musical composing team Gilbert and Sullivan. | M | |
| 257 | Gilbert | Scottish | Derived from the name Gilbride, meaning 'servant of St. Bridget'. | M | |
| 258 | Gilbert | Welsh | Legendary son of Cadgyffro. | M | |
| 259 | Gilberto | Italian | Italian form of Gilbert 'pledge'. | M | |
| 260 | Gilberto | Spanish | Hostage. Bright lad. Spanish form of Gilbert. | M | |