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The Very Best G Names for Boys and Girls

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If you're determined to find the perfect name that begins with the letter G, you've come to the right place. There's no need to browse through every G name in existence when the best of the best are listed right here for you! Below are 25 great G names for girls and 25 for boys, too!

If you were to name all of your children with a G name, which names would you choose? Are there any G names that you like more than these that you wish made the cut? Which would you remove from the list? Share all of your thoughts in the comments below!
  1. Gabrielle                
  2. Gaia
  3. Gemma
  4. Genesis
  5. Geneva
  6. Genevieve
  7. Georgia
  8. Georgina
  9. Gertrude
  10. Ghislaine
  11. Giada
  12. Gianna
  13. Gillian
  14. Ginger
  15. Giovanna
  16. Giselle
  17. Giulia
  18. Gloria
  19. Grace
  20. Greer
  21. Gretchen
  22. Guinevere
  23. Gwen
  24. Gwendolyn
  25. Gwyneth
  1. Gabriel
  2. Gage
  3. Gaius
  4. Gareth
  5. Garrett
  6. Garth
  7. Gary
  8. Gavin
  9. Gentry
  10. Geoffrey
  11. George
  12. Gerald
  13. Gerard
  14. Gianni
  15. Gideon
  16. Giovanni
  17. Gordon
  18. Graham
  19. Grant
  20. Gregory
  21. Greyson
  22. Griffin
  23. Grover
  24. Gulliver
  25. Gus
If G isn't your letter, perhaps you'd enjoy one of our previous articles. Be sure to click the back arrow below to view A-F. Or you can wait until the next article comes out and features the best H names!

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Annie said…
I named my son Caspian and have received nothing but compliments about the originality and romantic connotations of the name. And yet when I was pregnant, 90% of friends and family rated it last on our short list or adamantly swore it was ridiculous or plain awful. 'Youve got to be kidding' was a typical response. It really threw me and I scrambled to find another name I liked as much. I'm so glad my partner stood by the name in the finish. It had been my fav since I was 18, so it was a long time before I used it at 42 for my son. It's the perfect name. Everybody now agrees and I get phone calls from new mums asking for advice on names because I wasn't scared to use it. I hope you called your son Caspian too!
April 23, 2015 at 7:04 AM
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