| Germaine - Glenna |
| Germaine (Latin) "German" Gertrude (Old German) "Spear maiden" Gerusha (Hebrew) "Exiled" Geula (Hebrew) "Redemption" Gevirah (Hebrew) "A queen" or "A lady" Ghada (Arabic) "A graceful girl" Ghadir (Arabic) "A stream" Ghaliya (Arabic) "Fragrant" Ghufran (Arabic) "Forgiveness" Giacinta (Italian) "Hyacinth" Giborah (Hebrew) "Strong" Gilada (Hebrew) "Hill of testimony" Gilanah (Hebrew) "Joy" Gilberta (German) "Bright pledge" Gina (Hebrew) "Garden" Ginger (English) "Spicy" Gioconda (Italian) "Delight" Giovanna (Italian) "God is gracious" Giselle (Old German) "Pledge" Gislaug (Norwegian) "Consecrated hostage" Gita (Sanskrit) "Song" Gitana (Spanish) "Gypsy" Gitanjali (Sanskrit) "An offering of songs" Gitel (Yiddish) "Good" Gitika (Sanskrit) "Little song" Giuditta (Italian) "Praise" [var. Judith] Givola (Hebrew) "Bud" Gladys (Welsh) "Lame" [var. Claudia] Glenda (Welsh) "Holy goodness" Glenna (Scottish Gaelic) "Mountain valley" |