| Gracyn | A short form of graceanne |
| Gradie | A noble name meaning son of the noble. |
| Grae | From the Greek for mountain |
| Graeden | Ruler of the people |
| Graem | A Scottish name meaning gravelly place. |
| Graer | Vigilant, a watchman, to awaken |
| Graeson | Ruler of the people |
| Grahani | Taken into the Heart |
| Graiae | The gray ones from Greek mythology. |
| Graidi | A name meaning son of the noble one. |
| Graiham | A variant meaning gravelly homestead. |
| Graina | An Irish name meaning sun or love. |
| Grainnia | A name meaning the sun or radiance. |
| Granata | A name meaning pomegranate or seed. |
| Grandin | Derived from French, meaning 'from the grand valley' |
| Granite | Symbolizing strength and durability, a type of rock |
| Granthali | Part of Holy Books |
| Granthisha | A Part of Holy Books |
| Granthita | A name meaning bound or connected. |
| Grantleah | A gift of grace and meadow |
| Grantli | A small and graceful gift |
| Grasia | One who possesses much grace |
| Grasy | A name meaning full of grace |
| Gratianne | A favored and graceful soul |
| Grau | A name meaning gray or noble |
| Grayce | One who is filled with grace |
| Graydee | A noble and graceful person |
| Graydey | A noble and graceful spirit |
| Graydy | A noble and graceful friend |
| Grayham | Dweller at the gravelly home. |
| Grayheme | One from the gray homestead. |
| Grayley | Combination of gray and ley, meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing' |
| Graziano | Italian surname, meaning 'from the town of Graziano' |
| Graziella | A small and graceful person. |
| Grazielle | One who is full of grace. |
| Graziosa | A charming, graceful woman. |
| Greacy | Derived from a graceful lady. |
| Greata | One who is truly excellent. |
| Greatal | A person of noble character. |
| Grece | One who hails from Greece. |