Girl name starts with G

A Spanish/Portuguese name meaning "God is my strength," often seen as graceful and strong.

An Italian name meaning "God is my strength," often considered elegant and timeless.

A French name meaning "God is my strength," widely used and associated with grace.

Of Spanish origin, meaning "Galilee," referring to the region associated with biblical significance.

Of Italian origin, meaning "gem" or "precious stone," symbolizing beauty and value.

Of Greek origin, meaning "beginning" or "origin," often associated with new starts.

Of French origin, meaning "woman of the people," often associated with kindness and strength.

Of Greek origin, meaning "farmer" or "earthworker," associated with nurturing and stability.

A diminutive of George, meaning "farmer" or "earthworker," often seen as classic and refined.

Of German origin, meaning "ruler with a spear," historically associated with strength.

An Italian name meaning "God is gracious," often seen as modern and chic.

Of Italian origin, meaning "jade," referring to the precious stone, symbolizing beauty.

An Italian variant of Gianna, meaning "God is gracious," modern and elegant.

An Italian name meaning "God is gracious," often associated with grace and charm.

A variant of Giovanna, meaning "God is gracious," used in Italian-speaking regions.

An Italian name meaning "God is gracious," often seen as sophisticated and classic.

Of French origin, meaning "pledge" or "hostage," associated with elegance and grace.

A variant of Giselle, with the same meaning and elegant connotations.

An Italian name meaning "youthful" or "young," often seen as classic and sophisticated.

Of Latin origin, meaning "glory," symbolizing honor and praise.

Of English origin, meaning "gold," often associated with wealth and warmth.

Of Latin origin, meaning "elegance" or "blessing," widely used and symbolizing beauty.

A modern name combining "Grace" with "Lyn," meaning graceful and fair.

A variant of Gracelyn, with a similar meaning of gracefulness.

A diminutive of Grace, meaning "graceful," commonly used and friendly.

Of German origin, meaning "pearl," symbolizing preciousness and beauty.

Of Spanish origin, meaning "river of the wolf," often associated with the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Of Welsh origin, meaning "fair" or "white," often associated with purity and beauty.

A Welsh name meaning "white ring" or "blessed ring," symbolizing purity and grace.

Of Welsh origin, meaning "fair" or "blessed," often associated with beauty and virtue.