Gafna
Hebrew: vine

Gail
English: happy
(Gael, Gale, Gayle, Gaelle)

Gay
French: lighthearted

Gelsey
Italian: jasmine

Gen
Japanese: source of the spring

Genevieve
French: humble
(Genny, Gennie, Ginny, Ginnie, Jenny, Jennie, Jeni)

Georgina
Greek: femine for George
(Georgette, Georgia, Georgiana, Georgie, Georgey)

Germaine
French: exquisite, she who is exquisite
(Gerry, Gerrie, Geri)

Gertrude
Teutonic: esteemed, hailed warrior
(Gert, Gertie, Trudi, Trudy)

Gilda
Celtic: she who is the servant of God

Gin
Japanese: silver

Ginger
See Virginia

Giselle
Teutonic: a promise
(Gisella, Gizela)

Gladys
Welsh: form of Claudia
Anglo-Saxon: a sword

Glenda
Welsh: divine goodness, or a great good

Glenna
Gaelic: woman from the glen or valley
(Glen, Glenn)

Glenys
Welsh: she who is beautiful and holy
(Glen, Glen, Glennis, Glennys, Glynnis)

Gloria
Latin: glorious, full of glory
(Go, Glorie, Glory)

Golda
Teutonic: gold or golden
(Goldie, Goldy)

Grace
Latin: charm or grace, as in a blessing from God
(Gracie, Graciana)

Greer
Scottish: feminine for Gregor

Greta
variation of Margaret
(Gretta, Gretel, Gretchen)

Gretel
Old English: great, or woman of greatness

Griselda
Teutonic: folk heroine of endless patience
French: gray, or grizzled
(Zelda)

Guadalupe
Spanish: the region where a vision of the Virgin Mary was once seen
(Lupe, Lupita, Pita)

Gudrun
Scandinavian: friend, faithful ally
(Gudren, Fudrin)

Guenevere
see Genevieve and Jennifer
(Guinevere, Gwin, Vera)

Gunilla
Old German: female warrior, mightly fighter
(Gennel)

Guri
Hindi: the Hindu goddess of plenty, a child named for her will never to be in need

Gwendolyn
Celtic: the goodess of hte moon in Cletic mythology, or an intellectual
(Gwen, Gwendolen, Gwendoline, Gwendaline, Gwendolen)

Gweneth
Welsh: fortunate, blessed
(Gwen, Gwenyth, Gweneth, Gwynneth, Gwyn)

Gypsy
English: wanderer, footloose