| Gaetana | Feminine form of the name Gaetano. |
| Gaetane | A feminine name meaning from Gaeta. |
| Gafna | A Hebrew name meaning a grapevine. |
| Gagana | A Sanskrit name meaning the sky. |
| GaganaDeepika | The lamp of the vast sky. |
| Gaganadipika | The lamp of the sky |
| Gaganakunda | A jasmine flower of the sky. |
| Gaganasindhu | Ocean of the sky |
| Gaganasri | The beauty of the heavens. |
| Gagini | A name meaning the vast sky. |
| Gagni | One who is like the heavens. |
| Gahana | One who is deep and profound. |
| Gaho | A name meaning a place of refuge. |
| Gaia | The personification of Mother Earth. |
| Gaila | Joyful. Abbreviation of Abigail. Gael is a term for descendants of the ancient Celts in Scotland: Ireland and the Isle of Man. |
| Gailine | A name meaning a peaceful spirit. |
| Gaille | A name meaning a cheerful person. |
| Gainell | A name meaning a gainful life. |
| Gaines | Ingenious / Clever Man |
| Gaira | A name meaning storm or tempest. |
| Gairika | Mountain Born; One who is Make Herself for Devotion |
| Gajagamini | Majestic; Majestic- like an elephants walk |
| Gajal | One who is like an elephant. |
| Gajala | A name meaning elephantlike. |
| Gajalakshmi | Lakshmi as graceful as an elephant |
| Gajalya | One who is strong like an elephant. |
| Gajamati | A pearl found in an elephant. |
| Gajamukta | One who is like an elephant. |
| Gajana | One who has elephant features. |
| Gajara | Garland of flowers |
| Gajari | The enemy of the elephants. |
| Gajlakshmee | Lakshmi who is as Graceful as an Elephant |
| Gajna | Goddess Parvati |
| Gajra | Garland of flowers.; A string of flowers |
| Gala | festive party. Joyful. Abbreviation of Abigail. Gael is a term for descendants of the ancient Celts in Scotland: Ireland and the Isle of Man. |
| Galai | One who is refined or purified. |
| GALATEA | She who is milkwhite in color. |
| Galatee | A name meaning sea nymph or calm. |
| Galatia | White, the color of milk |
| Gale | Lively. Joyful. Abbreviation of Abigail. Gael is a term for descendants of the ancient Celts in Scotland: Ireland and the Isle of Man. |