| Glynn | From the valley. |
| Glynnes | From the glen. Valley. |
| Glynnis | Derived from glynis |
| Gradey | A descendant of a noble person. |
| Granuaile | Grace of the sea or ocean |
| Greer | Watchful, guardian |
| GUIN | A name meaning white or fair one. |
| Guinivere | A name meaning white and smooth. |
| GUTHRIE | Irish name meaning "windy spot."Variant, Guthry exists. HOGAN, HAGAN |
| Hagen | A protector of the high place. |
| Hamish | A Scottish form of James. |
| Heremon | A form of irving |
| Houston | From the town of Hughs settlement. |
| Hurlee | Derived from a seatide or clearing. |
| Hurly | A person from the seatide meadow. |
| Ianna | Fem. a form of ian |
| IOMAR | A name meaning famous in the battle. |
| Isla | Derived from the Scottish island. |
| Isobail | Devoted to God. |
| Jamie | Derived from james |
| Kael | A name meaning slender one. |
| Kaelan | Slender; fair. Form of Caelan. |
| Kaie | A name meaning pure and clear. |
| Kail | A Gaelic name meaning slender or narrow. |
| Kaine | A variant meaning spearman. |
| Kallie | Form of Callie, meaning 'a beautiful girl'; In Mythology Kali is wife of Shiva and a Hindu goddess symbolizing the essence of destruction.; Modern variant of Callie.; Variant of Cayley meaning from the forest |
| Kara | Abbreviation of Katherine. Pure.; Dear, beloved. From the feminine form of Italian 'cara' or the Latin 'carus'.; One who is pure / dearly loved / a good friend; Pure; Sweet Melody; Variant of Katherine. Pure. |
| Katen | A name meaning pure or innocent. |
| Kathie | A short form meaning pure. |
| Katy | A name meaning pure and sincere. |
| Keelty | A descendant of the slender one. |
| Keen | Wailing in mourning |
| Keena | A name meaning brave or ancient. |
| Keilan | A slender and graceful person. |
| Keillan | A name meaning a slender warrior. |
| Kein | Ancient. Variant of Cian. |
| Keitha | A name meaning from the woodland. |
| Kelden | From the spring or fountain |
| Kella | A name meaning a spring of water |
| Kelle | A name meaning a bright or clear head. |