| Gati | Refers to path, speed, or motion. |
| Gatik | Fast Progressive |
| Gatita | Meaning one who has attained goal. |
| Gatitalin | With a Musical Gait |
| Gatleen | Merged in freedom |
| Gatnam | Liberated through naam |
| Gatnirmal | Liberated through holiness |
| Gatnivaas | Dwelling in a liberated realm |
| Gatra | Body; Corporeal |
| Gatravat | With a Handsome Body |
| Gatravati | Storey; Narration |
| Gatrika | A name meaning a musical rhythm. |
| Gatsangat | Liberation through company |
| Gatshabad | Liberated through Gurus Word |
| Gatsharan | Liberated by taking shelter of guru |
| Gatsimar | Liberation through meditation |
| Gattani | Derived from a family surname. |
| Gatu | Song; The Indian Cuckoo |
| Gatuttam | One who Attains to Liberation |
| Gau | Sanskrit word meaning a cow. |
| Gaubruva | Gaubruva is a surname of Albanian origin, possibly derived from 'gabru', meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'. |
| Gauge | A standard measure of capacity. |
| Gauhar | A precious gem or a bright pearl. |
| Gauhesh | God Mahesh and Gauri in this Name |
| Gaukroger | Roger the clumsy |
| Gaunarda | Celebrated Bringer of Light; That which is Illuminating |
| Gaunt | Henry IV, 1 & 2' Prince John. 'Henry VI, 1' John Talbot. 'King Henry VI, III' Sirs John Mortimer, Montgomery, and Somerville. 'King John'. 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' Sir John Falstaff. 'Much Ado About Nothing' Don John. 'Richard II' John of Gaunt. |
| Gaur | Giving attention, White, Beautiful |
| Gaura | Fair Skinned; A fair woman; Goddes Parvati, also name, of a raaga |
| Gauraang | Fair, Husband of Gauri (Parvati), Lord Shiva |
| Gauraange | Wife of Lord Shiva |
| Gauraansh | A part of Gauri parwati |
| Gaurab | Meaning pride, honor, or glory. |
| Gaurama | Goddess Parvathi |
| Gauramohan | A name meaning fair Krishna. |
| Gaurang | Fair complexioned; Melody |
| Gauranga | Fair complexioned |
| Gaurangi | White in complexion, giver of happiness, one name of radha, lord krishnas beloved |
| Gauransh | A part of Gauri parwati |
| Gauranshi | A Sacred Part of Goddess Parvati; Another Name of Goddess Durga |