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| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 316 | Gilboa | Biblical | Revolution of inquiry. | F |  |
| 317 | Gilda | Celtic | Serves God. | F | |
| 318 | Gilda | English | Golden. Also an abbreviation of Teutonic names containing -gilde, such as the Old English name Earmengild. | F | |
| 319 | Gildan | English | Gilded. | F | |
| 320 | Gildas | Celtic | Serves God. | F | |
| 321 | Gilead | Biblical | The heap or mass of testimony. | F | |
| 322 | Gilgal | Biblical | Wheel, rolling, heap. | F | |
| 323 | Gili | Hebrew | Eternal joy. | F | |
| 324 | Gilia | Hebrew | Eternal joy. | F | |
| 325 | Gilit | Hebrew | Eternal joy. | F | |
| 326 | Gill | English | A diminutive of Gillian, meaning young. Often used as an independent name. | F | |
| 327 | Gill | Latin | Young. | F | |
| 328 | Gillian | English | Child of the gods. A feminine form of Julian, meaning Jove's child. | F | |
| 329 | Gillian | Latin | Feminine form of Julian: Youthful. Jove's child. Variant of Juliana. | F | |
| 330 | Gillien | Latin | Young. | F | |
| 331 | Gillot | English | A variant of Jill, which is believed to have been the origin of the term 'to jilt', used when a person unexpectedly rejects a lover or fiancT. | F | |
| 332 | Gimle | Norse | New heaven. | F | |
| 333 | Gimzo | Biblical | That bulrush. | F | |
| 334 | Gina | English | A diminutive of Georgina, Virgina, Eugina, Regina, and other names ending in -gina. Often used as an independent name. Famous bearer: twentieth century Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida. | F | |
| 335 | Gina | Greek | Well born. | F | |
| 336 | Ginebra | Celtic | White as foam. | F | |
| 337 | Ginebra | Spanish | White. | F | |
| 338 | Ginerva | Celtic | White as foam. | F | |
| 339 | Ginessa | Celtic | White as foam. | F | |
| 340 | Ginessa | Spanish | White. | F | |
| 341 | Ginette | German | Variant of Genevieve: Of the race of women. White wave. Famous bearer: Saint Genevieve is the patron saint of Paris, believed to have protected Paris from Attila the Hun. | F | |
| 342 | Ginevra | ArthurianLegend | Variant of Guinevere: Fair one. Guinevere was King Arthur's mythological queen. | F | |
| 343 | Ginevra | Italian | An Italian variant of Guinevere, meaning fair and yielding. | F | |
| 344 | Ginger | English | A diminutive of Virginia, meaning pure, chaste, virginal. A common nickname for people with red hair. Also means pep or liveliness, refering to the pungent ginger root. Famous bearer: American dancer-actress Ginger Rogers. | F | |
| 345 | Ginger | Latin | From the ginger flower. Also can be a diminutive of Virginia: Of the Virgin. | F | |
| 346 | Ginna | English | Abbreviation of Virginia. | F | |
| 347 | Ginnette | English | Abbreviation of Virginia. | F | |
| 348 | Ginnie | English | Abbreviation of Virginia. | F | |
| 349 | Ginnungagap | Norse | The abyss that births all living things. | F | |
| 350 | Ginny | English | A diminutive of Virginia, meaning pure, chaste, virginal. | F | |
