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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
| Gottfried | Divinely peaceful. | M | Dutch |
| Gotthard | Divinely firm. | M | Dutch |
| Gotzon | Messenger. | M | Basque |
| Gotzone | Angel. | F | Basque |
| Gouveniail | A knight. | M | Arthurian Legend |
| Govan | Legendary son of Caw. | M | Welsh |
| Govannon | God of the forge. | M | Anglo-Saxon |
| Goveniayle | A knight. | M | Arthurian Legend |
| Govert | heavenly peace | M | Dutch |
| Gow | A smith. | M | Gaelic |
| Gowan | A smith. | M | Scottish |
| Gower | pure | M | Welsh |
| Gowon | rainmaker | M | Tiv |
| Gowyn | God's friend. | M | English |
| Gowyr | Pure. | M | Welsh |
| Graca | Grace. | F | Latin |
| Grace | Grace of God | F | Latin |
| Graceland | Land of Grace | E | American |
| Gracella | Favor; blessing. The three mythological graces were nature goddesses: Aglaia: (brilliance); Thalia: (flowering); and Euphrosyne: (joy). | F | Latin |
| Gracelynne | Favor; blessing. The three mythological graces were nature goddesses: Aglaia: (brilliance); Thalia: (flowering); and Euphrosyne: (joy). | F | Latin |
| Gracia | Grace. | F | English |
| Graciana | Grace. | F | Spanish |
| Gracie | From the name GRACE | F | Latin |
| Graciela | Favor; blessing. The three mythological graces were nature goddesses: Aglaia: (brilliance); Thalia: (flowering); and Euphrosyne: (joy). | F | Latin |
| Graciene | Grace. | F | Latin |
| Gracinha | Grace. | F | Latin |
| Gradana | Grace. | F | Latin |
| Graden | Gray-haired: son of the Gray family; son of Gregory. | M | English |
| Gradey | Noble. | M | Gaelic |
| Gradon | Gray-haired: son of the Gray family; son of Gregory. | M | English |
| Grady | Of High Rank | M | Celtic/Gaelic |
| Graeghamm | From the gray home. | M | English |
| Graegleah | From the gray meadow. | M | English |
| Graeham | From the gray home. | M | English |
| Graeme | Warring. | M | Anglo-Saxon |
| Graent | Great. | M | English |
| Grafere | Lives in the grove. | M | English |
| Graham | Home in gravelled valley | M | English |
| Grahame | This Scottish surname is a variant of the Lincolnshire place name Grantham/ meaning Grant's homestead/ or farm home/ and is also a common given name. Famous bearer: British writer Graham Greene. | M | Scottish |
| Grahem | Warring. | M | Anglo-Saxon |
| Graine | Taken from Igraine. | F | Arthurian Legend |
| Grainne | Taken from Igraine. | F | Arthurian Legend |
| Gram | A Grain | M | English |
| Grandpre | King Henry V' A French Lord. | M | Shakespearean |
| Granger | farmer | M | French |
| Grangere | Farmer. | M | English |
| Grani | Son of Gunnar. | M | Norse |
| Grania | Love. | F | Celtic |
| Grant | Great | M | Celtic/Gaelic |
| Grantham | From the great meadow. | M | English |