| Geethaa | Holy Book of the Hindus |
| Geethabai | A lady who loves singing. |
| Geethanjli | Presenting Songs as an Offering |
| Geethasmi | A smile that is like a song. |
| Geethasri | One who is a beautiful song. |
| Geethikaa | A small and lovely melody. |
| Geethusree | A beautiful musical tune. |
| Gehana | A precious piece of jewelry. |
| Gehen | To go or move forward in life. |
| Gehri | One who is deep and profound. |
| Gehrin | A person of deep inner wisdom. |
| Geia | Derived from the earth goddess. |
| Geiona | A variant of the name Gaia, meaning earth. |
| Gela | Derived from Greek, meaning cold or icy. |
| Gelace | An English name meaning icy or cold grace. |
| Geldart | Old German name meaning golden strength. |
| Gelgeis | A name of Gaelic origin meaning hostage. |
| Gelisa | One with Golden Hair |
| Gelle | A name of French origin meaning bright. |
| Gelleia | A name meaning a bright, shining light. |
| Gelly | A Welsh name meaning a hazelnut grove. |
| Gelsy | A name meaning a bright, noble promise. |
| Gelyn | A variant of the name Helen. |
| Gemaria | God has Completed |
| Gemeala | A variation of the name Gemila. |
| Gemeela | A name meaning beautiful one. |
| Gemella | Latin for a female twin. |
| Gemette | A small and precious jewel. |
| Gemilla | An Arabic name meaning beauty. |
| Gemima | Bright as Day, Twin, Dove |
| Geminiana | Derived from the twin stars. |
| Gemme | A French word meaning a gem. |
| Genae | Lady of the People, Tribal Woman |
| Genah | Old, Lady of the People |
| Genai | Lady of the People, Tribal Woman |
| Genamarie | Combination of Gena and Marie |
| Gencelina | A noble and gentle person. |
| Genecil | A name of unknown origin. |
| Geneen | God is Gracious |
| Geneeva | Juniper tree, white wave |