Boy name starts with G

A biblical name with Hebrew origins, Gabriel is one of the archangels in the Bible and is a popular name across many cultures.

With Irish origins, Gael refers to people of Gaelic origin and also carries meanings of joyfulness and calm.

Derived from Old French, Gage is a unique name symbolizing a promise or commitment, popular in English-speaking countries.

An alternative spelling of Gage, with the same meaning and usage.

Of Old English and Irish origin, Garrett is a strong name traditionally associated with warriors and knights.

A common English name that originated as a short form of "Garrett," meaning one who wields a spear.

A unique name of English origin, Gatlin refers to a fellow warrior or one who fights alongside another in battle.

This name refers to an instrument used to measure or test something, symbolizing precision and balance.

Of Welsh origin, Gavin is associated with bravery and wisdom, famously borne by one of King Arthur's knights, Sir Gawain.

An alternative spelling of Gavin, with the same meaning, it retains a modern yet classic appeal.

Of Greek origin, Genesis signifies creation or the beginning of something new and is often used in religious contexts due to its biblical origins.

A name of Greek origin, popular in many countries, it signifies someone who works the land, symbolizing humility and perseverance.

Of German origin, Gerald is a name that signifies leadership and strength, often tied to military might.

The Spanish and Italian variant of Gerald, Gerardo is associated with courage and valiant leadership.

Of Italian origin, Gian is often used as a diminutive for Giovanni. It reflects a deep sense of faith and grace.

Italian name combining "Gianni" and "Carlo," popular in Italian communities.

A diminutive of Giovanni, commonly used in Italy and among Italian-Americans.

Of English origin, traditionally a surname, now a given name.

Hebrew name associated with a Biblical judge and leader.

Derived from Germanic roots, meaning bright and famous.

Spanish/Portuguese form of Gilbert, a common name in Latin cultures.

Italian variation of John, often used in Italian-speaking families.

Italian for John, popular across Europe and the U.S.

Alternative spelling of Giovanni, more common in the Americas.

Of Scottish origin, traditionally a surname, used as a given name.

Of Irish origin, often associated with strength and leadership.

Scottish name, commonly associated with nobility and leadership.

Of English origin, linked with generosity or power.

Modern variant of Grayson, often considered stylish and unique.

Of English origin, rising in popularity in the U.S.

Greek origin, associated with several saints and popes.

Color name, increasingly popular as a modern first name.

Alternative spelling of Grayson, also widely popular.

Of Welsh origin, also linked with the mythological creature.

Spanish form of William, common in Spanish-speaking countries.

Of Norse origin, a strong and masculine name.

English version of Gunnar, often used in English-speaking countries.

Of Latin origin, popular in Hispanic cultures.