The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

Vintage revival

Older names with lasting appeal

16 names

Greek · English

Georgia

Farmer; earthworker, through George

Top 100
Italian · Latin

Gemma

Gem; precious stone

FamiliarRising
English · French

Genevieve

Origin uncertain; possibly clan and woman

Familiar
English

Goldie

Gold; also a form of Golda

Familiar
English

Gracie

Affectionate form of Grace

Familiar
German · Swedish

Greta

Pearl, through Margaret

Familiar
English · Welsh

Gwendolyn

Possibly white ring

Familiar
French

Gisèle

Pledge; hostage

Uncommon
Italian

Giulietta

Diminutive of Giulia; ancient meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Scandinavian · German

Gerda

Scandinavian form of Gerd

Rare gem
Arabic

Ghada

Graceful young woman

Rare gem
Old German

Gisela

European form of Giselle

Rare gem
English · Scottish Gaelic

Glenna

Valley, through Glenn

Rare gem
Irish

Gráinne

Meaning uncertain; grain is one proposed root

Rare gem
German

Gretel

German pet form in the Margaret family

Rare gem
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