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    7-Letter Baby Boy Names: page 28 of 127

    25244 names with meanings and origins.

    Page 28 of 127. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to 7-letter baby boy names.

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gambler is an English word meaning 'someone who bets or takes risks,' derived from the verb 'gamble.'”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Acquired or attained”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who grants goals”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit Gana (host/group) and Jan (born). Means born of the divine attendants of Shiva.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Mother of the divine group”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Body of the divine host”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Born of the divine assembly”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Fond of groups or followers”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who is worthy of collective worship”

    • Ganarajगणराज

      Boy · Sanskrit · “Ganaraj is a distinguished name that proudly means 'Lord of the clan,' inspiring leadership and respect for your little one.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Devotee of the group”

    • Unisex · Indian · “The beginning of a group”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who leads the groups”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Prosperous among the people”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Ganavid means "one who knows music," from Sanskrit gana, "song," and vid, "knowing."”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Name of a sacred river in India”

    • Gandhaaगंधा

      Boy · Sanskrit · “Gandhaa is a delightful name signifying 'A sweet smelling,' bringing to mind pleasantness, purity, and charm for your child.”

    • Boy · Indian · “Derived from the Sanskrit word for 'fragrance'. A masculine name signifying a pleasant influence or presence.”

    • Gandhikகாந்திக்

      Boy · Tamil · “A name that relates to fragrance or perfume, signifying someone who spreads positivity and pleasantness wherever they go.”

    • Boy · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots implying 'heroic' or 'valiant'. A masculine name used to denote bravery and strength.”

    • Gandivaगाण्डीव

      Boy · Sanskrit · “In Sanskrit, this name refers to the powerful bow of Arjuna, the hero of the Indian epic Mahabharata.”

    • Boy · German · “A German name meaning the progress of the wolf. It combines traditional elements signifying strength and forward movement.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "lord of the hosts"; an alternative spelling of the Sanskrit name Ganesha.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "lord of the hosts"; a popular Indian variation of Ganesha, god of wisdom.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Worshipped by Ganesha”

    • Ganesanகணேசன்

      Boy · Indonesian · “A popular variant of Ganesha, signifying the lord of the multitudes and the remover of obstacles.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the hosts”

    • Boy · Indian · “Lord Ganesh (Son of Lord Shiva and Parvati)”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Devotee of Lord Ganesha”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A shortened form representing a title for Lord Ganesha, the lord of the hosts of Shiva. Used as a popular, shorthand devotional name.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Ganga, the sacred river. Used as a reverent name to honor the mother goddess associated with life-giving water.”

    • Gangeshगंगेश

      Boy · Sanskrit · “Lord shiva; lord shiva; lord of the ganges river”

    • Gangevaगांगेय

      Boy · Indian · “An Indian name referring to Bhishma, the son of the river goddess Ganga. It is a prominent name from the Sanskrit epic Mahabharata.”

    • Gangeyaगांगेय

      Boy · Sanskrit · “A masculine Sanskrit name meaning son of the river Ganga, often used to refer to the deity Bhishma.”

    • Boy · International · “Wolf of the temple”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One from the river Ganges”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Goddess of the people”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Radiant leader of the people”

    • Boy · Indian · “An epithet for Lord Shiva, meaning the lord of groups or attendants. Emphasizes his role as a powerful, central deity.”

    • Boy · Indian · “The common name for Lord Ganesha, meaning the leader of divine hosts. Widely used to invoke prosperity and wisdom.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "lord of the hosts"; a variant spelling of the Sanskrit name Ganesha.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "knot or bond"; a Sanskrit-rooted Indian name signifying connection.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Light of the cow (metaphor for knowledge)”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "like a sage"; a Sanskrit-derived Indian name referencing wisdom.”

    • Boy · English · “This English name describes a person who comes from the 'three-cornered hill.' It is a locational name based on specific geographical features.”

    • Boy · English · “This name suggests one 'from the three-cornered hill,' evoking a connection to nature and a specific, cherished place.”

    • Boy · English · “Meaning 'from the three-cornered hill,' this name ties your child to a distinctive landscape. It’s a grounded and unique choice.”

    • Boy · English · “This name denotes someone 'from the three-cornered hill,' giving your child a special connection to the earth and a memorable place.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "killer of darkness"; a Sanskrit name representing light and truth.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "one who thunders"; a Sanskrit-derived Indian name signifying strength.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name describing someone who lives in a triangular farmstead or a specific plot of land.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “An invented spelling variation of the Hebrew name Gabriel, meaning God is my strength.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "full of grace"; an Indian name derived from Sanskrit roots.”

    • Boy · English · “A gardener; keeper of the garden. surname”

    • GareginԳարեգին

      Boy · Armenian · “An Armenian name meaning the awakened one. It carries connotations of spiritual enlightenment or a fresh, alert start to life.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Descendant of Garga”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Dignity, weight, or heavy importance”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Related to dignity or weight”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Full of grace or glory”

    • Boy · Indian · “Derived from the Sanskrit superlative for 'heaviest' or 'most significant'. A masculine name implying weight and importance.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who roars or thunderous”

    • Boy · English · “An English name meaning 'from the spear land' or 'wreath of flowers'. It can refer to a battle-ready territory or a decorative floral crown.”

    • Boy · English · “From the spear valley”

    • Boy · English · “Means "spear land"; an English habitational name derived from Germanic components.”

    • Boy · English · “Spear protector.”

    • Boy · English · “Spear protector.”

    • Boy · English · “Keeper of grain. surname; keeper of grain surname”

    • Boy · English · “Armed with a spear”

    • Boy · International · “Dweller at the sandy homestead”

    • Boy · International · “One who prepares or provides”

    • Boy · English · “A topographical English name meaning one who lives by the alder tree river. It identifies a specific natural landmark as a home.”

    • Boy · International · “Named after the river Garonne, this French name refers to the waterway flowing through southwestern France.”

    • Boy · English · “This masculine English name means brave with a spear and is a variant of the name Gerard.”

    • Boy · German · “Spear strength; gentle. modest and brave sir gareth was a legendary knight of king arthurs round table”

    • Boy · Irish · “To watch; variant of gerald, meaning rules by the spear or hard or bold spear. also an english variant of the german gerard, based on medieval pronunciation”

    • Boy · English · “A name of English origin meaning 'leads by the spear' or 'rules by the spear'. It signifies a powerful leader or a mighty warrior.”

    • Boy · Dutch · “A name of Dutch origin derived from Gerald, signifying one who rules by the power of the spear.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Protector of the heavy or significant”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Full of pride or glory”

    • Boy · German · “A variant of Garvin, an Old German name meaning "spear friend."”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “A compound of 'Gar' and 'Esh'; means Lord of speech. Used for boys to denote mastery over language and communication.”

    • Boy · French · “A variant of Gervase, an Old French name of Germanic origin meaning spear servant.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Pertaining to pride or glory”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “A variant of Garvik, meaning proud. Used to represent a sense of self-worth and inner nobility.”

    • Boy · English · “This English locational name refers to a person living near a forest of fir trees.”

    • Boy · English · “This legendary name evokes a sense of ancient tales and noble lineage, a child of storied heritage.”

    • Boy · French · “The French form of the name Caspar, which traditionally refers to a keeper of treasure.”

    • Boy · Italian · “Treasurer or keeper of the treasure”

    • Boy · International · “Keeper of the treasure”

    • Boy · International · “Keeper of the treasure”

    • Boy · Italian · “Guest or stranger”

    • Boy · International · “Guest or stranger”

    • Boy · Baltic · “Guest or stranger”

    • Boy · International · “Guest or stranger”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From 'Gati' (path/way) and 'Jna' (knower). It signifies someone who understands the true path or possesses divine wisdom.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who loves movement or progress”

    • Gatleenगटलीन

      Boy · Indian · “This Indian name means merged in freedom, suggesting a spiritual state of liberation and unity.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Having a graceful body or form”

    • Boy · English · “A variant of Gatlin, an English surname meaning "companion" or "fellow."”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “From Sanskrit, meaning pride or dignity. Used to represent a boy who carries himself with honor and self-respect.”

    • Gaurangगौरांग

      Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning fair complexioned, often used as an epithet for the Hindu deity Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Respect, honor, or dignity”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “Meaning Lord of purity. Used to honor a divine, righteous, and noble character in a child.”

    • Gaureshगौरेश

      Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name and an epithet for Lord Shiva. It translates to the Lord of Gauri, referring to his consort, the goddess Parvati.”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “A variant of Gauresa; means Lord of purity. Used as a name symbolizing divinity and the highest moral standard.”

    • Gaurishகௌரீஷ்

      Boy · Tamil · “A name for Lord Shiva, meaning the Lord of Gauri (Parvati), representing the divine union of power and compassion.”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “A variant spelling of Gaurabh, meaning pride or dignity. Used to signify honor and a strong sense of self.”

    • Gautamaगौतम

      Boy · Indian · “A significant name in Indian history, most famously known as the personal name of the Buddha.”

    • Boy · Scottish · “The Scottish form of Gawain, identifying the eldest son of Lot and a knight of the Round Table.”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “From Sanskrit, meaning one who sings praises. Used to represent a devotional and appreciative character.”

    • Boy · Indian · “A Sanskrit-based name meaning the abode of light. Suggests brilliance, clarity, and a spiritual sanctuary.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “The original Hebrew form of Gabriel for males, which translates to God is my strength.”

    • GavriilГавриил

      Boy · Slavic · “God is my strength”

    • Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name conveys that God is my strength or that God gives strength to the individual.”

    • GavriloГаврило

      Boy · Slavic · “Slavic version of Gabriel, meaning God is my strength. A widely respected name in Christian-influenced cultures.”

    • Boy · Slavic · “God is my strength”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Kaushik, a Sanskrit name meaning descendant of the sage Kusha.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Bright; enlightened one”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who sings or musical”

    • Boy · English · “A variant of the name Gayland, an English name meaning cheerful land.”

    • Boy · French · “Means "high-spirited" or "valiant"; a name of Old French and German origin.”

    • Boy · French · “A French name for boys that means a happy and noble person, originally used as a nickname for a high-spirited man.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the Gayatri, a sacred Vedic hymn. Used to represent wisdom, chant, and spiritual enlightenment.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A sacred hymn or chant”

    • Unisex · Indian · ““From Ghazni,” from Persian naming tradition, connecting its bearer to the historic city in Afghanistan.”

    • GbedoloGbɛdóló

      Unisex · African · “Meaning "my voice is heard," this name is of Fon origin from West Africa.”

    • Boy · Irish · “This is the traditional Irish Gaelic form of the masculine name Gerald.”

    • Boy · Irish · “An Irish form of Gerald, meaning ruler with a spear.”

    • Boy · Italian · “Brave with a spear”

    • Boy · Turkish · “Messenger of God”

    • Unisex · Indian · “God is my strength”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name for boys is a variant meaning God has made great, signifying divine exaltation.”

    • Boy · Italian · “Hewer; one who cuts down”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Wall, protection”

    • Boy · International · “Great thinker of the people”

    • Boy · International · “Lord of the earth”

    • Boy · International · “Cheerful; friendly”

    • Boy · International · “Strength of the spear”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the concept of Kirti; refers to glory or lasting fame. Used as a traditional name to hope for a distinguished life.”

    • Boy · Indian · “Referring to parts of the Bhagavad Gita, the holy text. A masculine name implying wisdom and spiritual grounding.”

    • Boy · Indian · “A Sanskrit compound meaning the lord of the Geeta (Bhagavad Gita). Refers to Krishna as the supreme teacher.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “The sacred song, referring to the Bhagavad Gita”

    • Unisex · Indian · “The Sanskrit term for a song or melodic hymn. Often used to symbolize a life filled with harmony and beauty.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Musical or singer”

    • Boy · Indian · “A compound name referring to the 'God of music'. A masculine name for a person with great musical aptitude.”

    • Boy · Sanskrit · “Derived from 'geetha', meaning related to or concerning a song. A rhythmic masculine name often used for those with an artistic inclination.”

    • Boy · English · “Peaceful. see also jeffrey; peaceful see also jeffrey”

    • Boy · Scandinavian · “A Scandinavian name meaning brother of Geirrid. It is rooted in Old Norse traditions and mythological associations.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Means "laughing"; a Spanish variant of the Latin name Gelasius.”

    • Boy · Italian · “Laughing; merry”

    • Boy · Latin · “Fame of the land”

    • Boy · Hungarian · “Powerful soldier.”

    • Boy · Hungarian · “The Hungarian form of a name meaning brave spearman.”

    • Boy · Albanian · “Bright or brave”

    • Boy · English · “High ranking military officer”

    • Boy · Italian · “Born of the gods”

    • Boy · Portuguese · “Means noble-born; a Portuguese combination name suggesting a privileged lineage.”

    • Boy · International · “A Brazilian Portuguese name meaning "vibrant" or "lively," often used in family lineages.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Genkaku is Japanese; its meaning depends on the kanji used. One spelling, 玄覚, combines "profound" or "mysterious" with "awakening."”

    • GennadyГеннадий

      Boy · Slavic · “Noble; generous”

    • Boy · Italian · “January born”

    • GenrikhГенрих

      Boy · Udmurt · “A variant of Henry, from German roots meaning home ruler. Used in Udmurt culture to signify leadership and head of the household.”

    • Boy · Italian · “A type of blue flower”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gentree is a variant of Gentry, an English name meaning “people of gentle birth,” ultimately from Old French.”

    • Boy · English · “Peaceful territory”

    • Boy · International · “Peace of the territory”

    • Boy · Greek · “Farmer; a name commonly used to indicate a native of tyneside”

    • Boy · Scottish · “A variant of Gordon, a Scottish surname and given name meaning great hill or spacious fort.”

    • Unisex · Greek · “Farmer; a feminine form of the greek george, meaning tiller of the soil, or farmer. famous bearer: the american state of georgia, named after british king george ii; farmer. feminine of george”

    • Unisex · English · “A diminutive of george, meaning tiller of the soil, or farmer”

    • Boy · Italian · “The Italian variation of the name George. It originates from the Greek elements meaning 'earth-worker' or 'farmer.'”

    • GeorgisΤζώρτζης

      Boy · Greek · “From the Greek 'georgos' (earth-worker). It denotes a farmer or one who cultivates the land. Used as a traditional masculine name.”

    • Boy · Portuguese · “God is gracious”

    • Boy · Italian · “Variant of john god has shown favor. see also jovan”

    • Boy · Italian · “Variant of john god has shown favor. see also jovan”

    • Boy · Italian · “A variant of the name Giovanni, the Italian form of John, meaning God is gracious.”

    • Boy · English · “Name of a king; a variant of the latin gerontius, from the greek geron meaning old. famous bearer: welsh opera singer sir geraint evans”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Gerald, this name identifies a warrior who is skilled or powerful with a spear.”

    • Boy · English · “Spear hard; spanish form of gerard spear courageous”

    • GerasimГерасим

      Boy · Slavic · “Derived from the Greek 'geras' (honor). It signifies one who is venerable or worthy of respect. Used frequently in Slavic cultures.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “God is high; italian form of jerome sacred”

    • Boy · French · “A german.”

    • Boy · German · “Armed.”

    • Unisex · German · “A place name of Germanic origin referring to the land of the people.”

    • Boy · German · “A blend of German, meaning spearman, and Mari, meaning of the sea.”

    • Boy · Scandinavian · “Defender of man.”

    • Boy · English · “Rules by the spear; form of gerald: rules by the spear”

    • Boy · German · “Spear strong; hard or bold spear. this name was introduced to england from germany during the norman conquest. famous bearer: british poet gerard manley hopkins; spear strong. see also jerard”

    • Boy · English · “Rules by the spear; form of gerald: rules by the spear”

    • Boy · English · “A variant of Garrick, an English name meaning spear king.”

    • Boy · Dutch · “Derived from the Dutch name Gerald, this masculine title translates to a leader who rules with a spear.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A name of Hebrew origin meaning "a stranger there."”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A stranger there; exiled, alien, or bell. famous bearer: gershom was an old testament son of moses”

    • Gershonगेरशोन

      Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “His banishment, the change of pilgrimage”

    • Boy · English · “Stranger in a strange land”

    • Boy · International · “Stranger in a strange land”

    • Boy · Slavic · “Stranger in a strange land”

    • Boy · Dutch · “Spear of the people”

    • Boy · German · “Derived from German roots, this name refers to one who serves with a spear or a skilled spearman.”

    • Boy · English · “Serves; servant spear. this name is derived from combining an old gcrman name meaning spear, and the celtic word for servant. famous bearer: martyr st gervase who died in milan”

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