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| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 386 | Gizike | Teutonic | Oath. | F |  |
| 387 | Gizus | Teutonic | Oath. | F | |
| 388 | Gjalp | Norse | A giant. | F | |
| 389 | Gjerta | Danish | Protection. | F | |
| 390 | Glad | English | Happy. | F | |
| 391 | Glad | Welsh | Diminutive of Gladys: Derived from the old Welsh name Gwladys, a variant of Claudia, meaning lame. Also derived from the Welsh 'gwledig', meaning territorial ruler. | F | |
| 392 | Gladis | Welsh | Variant of Claudia: Lame. | F | |
| 393 | Gladys | French | Variant of Claudia: A feminine form of Claud, a variant of the Latin Claudium meaning lame. Claudia was mentioned in the book of Timothy in the New Testament, and has been common in the English-speaking world since the 16th century. | F | |
| 394 | Gladys | Latin | Sword. | F | |
| 395 | Gladys | Welsh | Derived from the old Welsh name Gwladys, a variant of Claudia, meaning lame. Also derived from the Welsh 'gwledig', meaning territorial ruler. Famous bearer: British actress Dame Gladys Cooper. | F | |
| 396 | Glan | Welsh | From the shore. | F | |
| 397 | Glauce | Greek | Murdered by Medea. | F | |
| 398 | Glauce | Latin | Wife of Upis. | F | |
| 399 | Gleda | English | Happy. | F | |
| 400 | Gleda | Welsh | Lame. | F | |
| 401 | Glen | Gaelic | From the glen. Valley. | F | |
| 402 | Glenda | Welsh | Derived from a compound of words meaning holy and good. Famous bearer: British actress Glenda Jackson. | F | |
| 403 | Glenis | Welsh | Variant of Glenda. Fair, good, holy. | F | |
| 404 | Glenn | Gaelic | From the glen. Valley. Variant of Glenna. Famous bearer: actress Glenn Close. | F | |
| 405 | Glenna | Gaelic | Feminine form of Glen or Glenn, derived from the Gaelic 'gleana', meaning valley, or from the glen. | F | |
| 406 | Glenna | Irish | Of the glen. | F | |
| 407 | Glenne | Gaelic | Valley. From the glen. | F | |
| 408 | Glennis | Gaelic | From the glen. Valley. | F | |
| 409 | Glenys | Welsh | Variant of Glenda. Fair, good, holy. | F | |
| 410 | Glinda | Welsh | Fair; good. | F | |
| 411 | Glinys | Welsh | Little valley. | F | |
| 412 | Gliona | Irish | From the Greek Cleone, daughter of a river god. | F | |
| 413 | Gloria | Latin | Glory. Famous bearer: a character in playright George Bernard Shaw's 'You Never Can Tell', and American actress Gloria Swanson. | F | |
| 414 | Gloriana | English | Glorious grace. | F | |
| 415 | Gloriane | English | Glorious grace. | F | |
| 416 | Glorianna | English | Glorious grace. | F | |
| 417 | Glorianna | Latin | Glory. | F | |
| 418 | Glorianne | Latin | Glory. | F | |
| 419 | Gloribel | Latin | Glory. | F | |
| 420 | Gloriosa | Latin | Glory. | F | |
