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Gale (Irish / English) A foreigner / one who is cheerful

Gail, Gaill, Gaille, Gaile, Gayl, Gayle, Gaylle, Gayll

Galen (Greek) A healer; one who is calm

Gaelan, Gaillen, Galan, Galin, Galyn, Gaylen, Gaylin, Gaylinn

Gali (Hebrew) From the fountain

Galie, Galy, Galey, Galee, Galea, Galeigh

Galip (Turkish) A victorious man

Galyp, Galup, Galep, Galap, Galop

Gallagher (Gaelic) An eager helper

Gallaghor, Gallaghar, Gallaghur, Gallaghir, Gallaghyr, Gallager, Gallagar, Gallagor

Galt (English) From the high, wooded land

Galte, Gallt, Gallte

Galtero (Spanish) Form of Walter, meaning “the commander of the army”

Galterio, Galteriyo, Galtereo, Galtereyo, Galter, Galteros, Galterus, Gualterio

Gamaliel (Hebrew) God’s reward

Gamliel, Gamalyel, Gamlyel, Gamli, Gamlie, Gamly, Gamley, Gamlee

Gameel (Arabic) A handsome man

Gameal, Gamil, Gamiel, Gameil, Gamyl

Gamon (American) One who enjoys playing games

Gamun, Gamen, Gaman, Gamin, Gamyn, Gammon, Gammun, Gamman

Gan (Chinese) A wanderer

Gandy (American) An adventurer

Gandey, Gandi, Gandie, Gandee, Gandea

Gann (English) One who defends with a spear

Gan

Gannon (Gaelic) A fair-skinned man

Gannun, Gannen, Gannan, Gannin, Gannyn, Ganon, Ganun, Ganin

Garcia (Spanish) One who is brave in battle

Garce, Garcy, Garcey, Garci, Garcie, Garcee, Garcea

Gared (English) Form of Gerard, meaning “one who is mighty with a spear”

Garad, Garid, Garyd, Garod, Garud

Garman (English) A spearman

Garmann, Garmen, Garmin, Garmon, Garmun, Garmyn, Gar, Garr

Garrett (English) Form of Gerard, meaning “one who is mighty with a spear”

Garett, Garret, Garretson, Garritt, Garrot, Garrott, Gerrit, Gerritt

Garrison (French) Prepared

Garris, Garrish, Garry, Gary

Garson (English) The son of Gar (Garrett, Garrison, etc.)

Garrson, Garsen, Garrsen, Garsun, Garrsun, Garsone, Garrsone

Garth (Scandinavian) The keeper of the garden

Garthe, Gart, Garte

Garvey (Gaelic) A rough but peaceful man

Garvy, Garvee, Garvea, Garvi, Garvie, Garrvey, Garrvy, Garrvee

Garvin (English) A friend with a spear

Garvyn, Garven, Garvan, Garvon, Garvun

Gary (English) One who wields a spear

Garey, Gari, Garie, Garea, Garee, Garry, Garrey, Garree

Gassur (Arabic) A courageous man

Gassor, Gassir, Gassyr, Gassar, Gasser

Gaston (French) A man from Gascony

Gastun, Gastan, Gasten, Gascon, Gascone, Gasconey, Gasconi, Gasconie

Gate (American) One who is close-minded

Gates, Gait, Gaite, Gaits

*Gavin (Welsh) A little white falcon

Gavan, Gaven, Gavino, Gavyn, Gavynn, Gavon, Gavun, Gavyno

Gazali (African) A mystic

Gazalie, Gazaly, Gazaley, Gazalee, Gazalea, Gazaleigh

Geirleif (Norse) A descendant of the spear

Geirleaf, Geerleif, Geerleaf

Geirstein (Norse) One who wields a rock-hard spear

Geerstein, Gerstein

Gellert (Hungarian) A mighty soldier

Gellart, Gellirt, Gellyrt, Gellort, Gellurt

Genaro (Latin) A dedicated man

Genaroh, Genaroe, Genarow, Genarowe

Gene (English) Form of Eugene, meaning “a wellborn man”

Genio, Geno, Geneo, Gino, Ginio, Gineo

Genet (African) From Eden

Genat, Genit, Genyt, Genot, Genut

Genoah (Italian) From the city of Genoa

Genoa, Genovise, Genovize

Geoffrey (English) Form of Jeffrey, meaning “a man of peace”

Geffrey, Geoff, Geoffery,

Geoffroy, Geoffry, Geofrey, Geofferi, Geofferie

George (Greek) One who works the earth; a farmer

Georas, Geordi, Geordie, Georg, Georges, Georgi, Georgie, Georgio, Yegor, Jurgen, Joren

Gerald (German) One who rules with the spear

Jerald, Garald, Garold, Gearalt, Geralde, Geraldo, Geraud, Gere, Gerek

Gerard (French) One who is mighty with a spear

Gerord, Gerrard, Gared, Garrett

Geremia (Italian) Form of Jeremiah, meaning “one who is exalted by the Lord”

Geremiah, Geremias, Geremija, Geremiya, Geremyah, Geramiah, Geramia

Germain (French / Latin) A man from Germany / one who is brotherly

Germaine, German, Germane, Germanicus, Germano, Germanus, Germayn, Germayne

Gerry (German) Short form of names beginning with Ger-, such as Gerald or Gerard

Gerrey, Gerri, Gerrie, Gerrea,