| Garry | Diminutive of Gareth: Gentle. Modest and brave Sir Gareth was a legendary knight of King Arthur's Round Table.; Diminutive of Garret: Hard or bold spear. An Irish variant of the German Gerard, based on medieval pronunciation. Famous bearer: Irish statesma |
| Garuda | The god who carried Vishnu.; The sacred bird that carries Vishnu. |
| Gatha | A name meaning a song or a verse. |
| Gathika | A name meaning a teller of stories. |
| Gatita | Meaning one who has attained goal. |
| Gauhar | A precious gem or a bright pearl. |
| Gaura | Fair Skinned; A fair woman; Goddes Parvati, also name, of a raaga |
| Gaurang | Fair complexioned; Melody |
| Gaurav | Honour, pride, respect; Honour; Respect; Prestige; Pride; Ride |
| Gauri | Fair, White.; A fair woman; parvati; Goddes Parvati, fair, complexioned; Gold.; Shining. |
| Gaurika | Young lady; A young girl |
| Gaurinath | Lord of the goddess Gauri |
| Gautam | A name meaning bright light. |
| Gautami | River Godavari; River Godavari in India; Wife a sage Gautam; river Godavari |
| Gauvain | Eldest son of Lot |
| Gavisht | One who is full of light. |
| Gayak | A name meaning a singer or bard. |
| Gayan | A person who is a skilled singer. |
| Gayana | The act of singing or a melody. |
| Gayanthika | One who sings with great devotion. |
| Gayatri | The chant of salvation; Goddess Durga; Mother of the Vedas, a goddess; Mother of the Vedas, also, a Goddess; A singer. |
| Gazala | A name meaning a gazelle. |
| Geena | A variant of Georgina |
| Geet | Excellent; Ong; Song |
| Geeta | Holy book of the Hindus; Song, Bhagwad Gita |
| Geeti | A melodic song or musical note. |
| Geetika | A little song; A small song |
| Genara | Genara is a feminine given name of Italian origin, meaning 'noble' or 'generous'. |
| Geshna | A Sanskrit name meaning happiness. |
| Ghalib | Conqueror. Victor. Dominant.; Excellent; Winner |
| Ghanashyam | Refers to Lord Krishna as dark clouds. |
| Ghazala | A graceful and swift gazelle. |
| Ghazi | Invader; An invader; a conqueror; War champion. Hero. Conqueror. |
| Ghulam | Slave. Servant. |
| Giflet | Returns Excalibur to the lake |
| Giles | Baby goat; An English variant of the Latin name Aegidius, meaning kid or goatskin. Famous bearer: the sixth century hermit St Giles was patron saint of cripples and beggars.; Goatskin Shield; Kind.; Resembling a young goat; Shield bearer.; Servant. Famous |
| Gina | Abbreviation of names ending in -gina.; Garden; Silvery; A silvery woman / form of Eugenia, meaning a wellborn woman; form of Jean, meaning God is gracious; Short For Angelina; Well born. |
| Girflet | Returns Excalibur to the lake |
| Giri | Mount; From the mountain |
| Giridari | Holder of the mountain hill |