Hindu Baby Girl Names Starting With G: page 4 of 10
1947 names with meanings and origins.
Page 4 of 10. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to hindu baby girl names starting with g.
Unisex · Indian · “Protector of glory”
Unisex · Indian · “One living in glory”
Unisex · Indian · “Geervany is a form of Girvani, Sanskrit for “speech of the gods.” It is associated with Sanskrit and the goddess Saraswati.”
- Geetaगीता
Girl · Indian · “Song; the sacred Bhagavad Gita”
Unisex · Indian · “A sacred song or melody”
Unisex · Indian · “A sacred song or melody”
Unisex · Indian · “Related to a song or melody”
- Geetanjaliगीतांजलि
Girl · Indian · “Collection of poems/songs; presenting songs in a devoted manner”
Unisex · Indian · “One who possesses songs or melodies”
Unisex · Indian · “Refers to one associated with the flow of sacred songs or rivers.”
Unisex · Sanskrit · “From the Sanskrit 'giti', meaning song. A simple, melodic unisex name frequently used in Indian families who appreciate traditional arts.”
Girl · Indian · “Holy book of the hindus, Song”
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 melodious person”
Unisex · Indian · “Musical or singer”
Unisex · Indian · “A variation of the word for a musical melody. Used to capture the grace and harmony associated with rhythmic song.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit roots for music and joy. Used to symbolize a person who brings harmonious and joyful melodies into life.”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of songs or melodies”
Unisex · Indian · “One with musical features or components”
Unisex · Indian · “A musical person”
Girl · Indian · “Collection of pomes ir song, Tagores poems which got nobel prize, An offering of songs”
Unisex · Indian · “Combines 'Geetha' (song) and 'Anjan' (offering); means offering of songs. Often given to children with an artistic inclination.”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'geetha' (song) and 'anjali' (offering). Means an offering of songs. Used to signify artistic or musical devotion.”
Unisex · Indian · “A rhythmic song or melody”
Unisex · Indian · “A protector or singer of songs”
Unisex · Indian · “A combination indicating a lover of music or song. It is used to describe someone with an artistic or melodic soul.”
Unisex · Indian · “Beloved of music”
Unisex · Indian · “Musical commander or lord”
Girl · Indian · “Bhagavad Geetha”
Unisex · Indian · “A complex combination related to the teaching of the Gita. It refers to someone who interprets or teaches sacred songs or wisdom.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Geetha (song) and Vanam (forest). It depicts a place filled with beautiful music, suggesting harmony.”
Unisex · Indian · “Rain of music or melodies”
Unisex · Indian · “Personified song”
Unisex · Indian · “A song or melody”
Girl · Indian · “A little song, A small song”
Unisex · Indian · “A melody or sweet song”
Unisex · Indian · “From Geetha (song) and Usan (companion). Meaning a musical companion. Used for a person associated with music or harmony.”
Unisex · Indian · “A musical entity”
- Geetiகீதி
Girl · Tamil · “A melodic name meaning a song or a lyrical poem, representing a life filled with harmony, rhythm, and artistic beauty.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A small song, poem, melody”
Girl · Indian · “Seven sound of song”
Unisex · Indian · “Master of songs”
Girl · Indian · “Variant of Sanskrit word Geet meaning song”
Unisex · Indian · “Life or full of life”
Unisex · Indian · “Living or life-giving”
Unisex · Indian · “A home or residence”
Unisex · Indian · “Jewel or precious stone”
Unisex · Indian · “Giver of home or shelter”
Girl · Indian · “Jewel, Ornament”
Girl · Indian · “From a word meaning 'ornament' or 'jewelry'. A feminine name signifying someone who is a treasure or brings beauty.”
Unisex · Indian · “Playful or charming”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Latin root for twin, used in Indian astrology for Mithuna. Meaning: twin. Used for children born under the Gemini sign.”
Unisex · Indian · “Marigold flower”
Unisex · Indian · “Related to marigold”
Unisex · Indian · “Born of the Ganges”
Unisex · Indian · “Supporter of the Ganges”
Unisex · Indian · “Genkai is Japanese; written 玄海, it means 'mysterious sea.' Its meaning depends on the kanji used.”
Unisex · Indian · “Genkaku is Japanese; its meaning depends on the kanji used. One spelling, 玄覚, combines "profound" or "mysterious" with "awakening."”
Unisex · Indian · “Gentree is a variant of Gentry, an English name meaning “people of gentle birth,” ultimately from Old French.”
Unisex · Indian · “Earth-born Anthony”
Unisex · Indian · “Reddish or ocher colored”
Girl · Indian · “A feminine name derived from a root meaning 'singer'. Used for a girl with a penchant for music and melody.”
Unisex · Indian · “One whose fame is sung through songs of great excellence.”
Unisex · Indian · “An Arabic root meaning a stream or a body of running water. Used as a name to signify grace, flow, and life-giving qualities.”
Unisex · Indian · “Mother goddess; chanting”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the Gayatri mantra. Means holy chant; sacred hymn. Used to signify a connection to Vedic tradition and prayer.”
Unisex · Indian · “Associated with Lord Ganesha”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant associated with Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed god. It invokes his qualities of wisdom and success. Used for boys.”
Unisex · Indian · “In Sanskrit, ghakara means 'the syllable gha,' referring to the sound or letter gha.”
Unisex · Indian · “Cloud-like; rain giver”
Unisex · Indian · “Means cloud-bearer; a Sanskrit-derived Indian name referring to one who carries or sustains the clouds.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghanadhvanaye comes from Sanskrit words for 'cloud' and 'sound,' conveying 'one whose voice is like thunder.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghanadhvanih means "the sound of clouds" or "thunder," from Sanskrit ghana, "cloud," and dhvani, "sound."”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is dark-skinned like the rain-bearing clouds.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghanaghanarava means “the rumbling of clouds” or “thunder” in Sanskrit, combining words for clouds and sound.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one who forms clouds; a Sanskrit name often associated with celestial attributes in Indian traditions.”
Unisex · Indian · “Endowed with profound compassion.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one with the form of a dense cloud; a Sanskrit name used in Indian spiritual contexts.”
Unisex · Indian · “A garland of clouds”
Unisex · Indian · “Cloud or firmament”
Unisex · Indian · “Happiness like a cloud”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghananisvana means "the sound of clouds" or "thunder," from Sanskrit ghana (cloud) and nisvana (sound).”
Unisex · Indian · “Means destroyer of clouds; a Sanskrit name representing power and strength in Indian mythology.”
Unisex · Indian · “Splendor of clouds”
Unisex · Indian · “Lover of clouds”
Unisex · Indian · “One who loves clouds”
Unisex · Indian · “Sound of clouds or thunder”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghanaruch means 'having the radiance of a cloud,' from Sanskrit ghana (cloud) and ruch (radiance or lustre).”
Unisex · Indian · “Cloud-like form”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one with a solid or dense form; a Sanskrit name found in various Indian philosophical texts.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dark like a rain cloud”
Unisex · Indian · “Dark as a rain cloud”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghanatamase comes from Sanskrit ghana, 'dense,' and tamas, 'darkness,' conveying 'dense darkness.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghanavadyarata means 'delighting in percussion music' in Sanskrit, combining ghana-vadya, 'percussion instruments,' and rata, 'delighting in.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Son of Lord Ganesha”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning lord of clouds, a title for Ganesha. Used to associate the child with rain, prosperity, and wisdom.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Ghana (clouds) and Ishwari (goddess). Means goddess of the clouds. Used to imply grace and majesty.”
Unisex · Indian · “A small bell or cloud”
Unisex · Indian · “Dark blue like a cloud”
Unisex · Indian · “One who holds a bell”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghantanadapri is a shortened form of Sanskrit Ghantanadapriya, meaning "fond of the sound of bells."”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one who makes a bell-like sound; a Sanskrit-origin Indian name referencing musical resonance.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means the sound of a bell; a Sanskrit name evoking the traditional sacred chimes of Indian temples.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one who plays the bell; a Sanskrit-origin Indian name describing a traditional musician.”
Girl · Punjabi · “From Punjabi, meaning one who realizes the home within. Used to signify self-realization or inner peace.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a gurgling sound or river name; a Sanskrit name representing the sound of flowing water.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghargharanadin means "making a rumbling sound," from Sanskrit gharghara, "rumbling," and nadin, "sounding."”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghargharasvana means "having a rattling or rumbling sound," from Sanskrit gharghara, "rattling," and svana, "sound."”
Unisex · Indian · “Gharmada means "giving warmth" or "giving heat," from Sanskrit gharma, "heat," and da, "giving."”
Unisex · Indian · “Gharmahantr means 'dispeller of heat' in Sanskrit, from gharma, 'heat,' and hantr, 'destroyer.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Dragged or drawn”
Unisex · Indian · “One who consumes food”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one who consumes or devours; a Sanskrit name often associated with intense energy.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghassedak means "dandelion" in Persian, from qāsedak, literally "little messenger."”
Unisex · Indian · “Means grass or a small plant; a Hindi name often used as an affectionate term.”
Girl · Indian · “Changing weather”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghatahasta means "holding a pot in the hand," from Sanskrit ghata, "pot," and hasta, "hand."”
Girl · Sanskrit · “Compound of 'ghata' (cloud) and 'ja' (born). A poetic Sanskrit name for a girl, symbolizing something born from the life-giving rain clouds.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghatajanmane is an inflected Sanskrit form of Ghatajanman, meaning "born from a pot," an epithet of the sage Agastya.”
Unisex · Indian · “Component or part”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a potter or maker of jars; a Sanskrit name derived from the word for clay vessels.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a jar or pitcher made of clay; a Sanskrit name signifying containment and wholeness.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a pot or a collection; a Sanskrit name related to the structure of earthen vessels.”
Unisex · Indian · “Occurrence or incident”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghatastha means "situated in a vessel," from Sanskrit ghata (pot or vessel) and stha (standing or situated).”
Unisex · Indian · “Means lord of the jars or pots; a Sanskrit name used to describe a divine vessel keeper.”
Unisex · Indian · “Water clock or hour”
- Ghatikaघटिका
Girl · Indian · “Ghatika is an Indian name referring to a part of beautiful valleys. It evokes the serenity of natural landscapes.”
Unisex · Indian · “One with a head like a pot”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghatuka comes from Sanskrit and means "destructive" or "one who strikes or kills."”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghauttham is a spelling of Gautam, from Sanskrit Gautama, traditionally interpreted as "best ox," with roots meaning "cow or ox" and "best."”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from jnana, meaning wisdom or knowledge. Used to represent an intellectual child.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means victory or success; an Indian name blending Sanskrit roots for triumphant beauty.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Gayatri, meaning a Vedic mantra or song of praise; of Sanskrit origin.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a sacred Vedic hymn or chant; a classic Sanskrit name honoring goddess wisdom.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means to give or a gift; a Rajasthani name often associated with generosity.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit-derived word for melody or song. Often given to someone with a sweet voice or artistic spirit.”
Girl · Indian · “Ornament, Abbreviation of names ending in -gina”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a gift of Ram; a traditional Indian name combining divine devotion and offering.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the name of a river. It refers to a flowing body of water, representing continuous movement and life.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a bell or sound; a Sanskrit name inspired by the resonance of temple bells.”
Unisex · Indian · “Formidable or terrible”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the formidable”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoraghoratara comes from Sanskrit ghora, 'terrible' or 'fierce,' and ghoratara, 'more terrible.' It is an epithet of Shiva.”
Unisex · Indian · “Creator of the formidable”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is accompanied by fierce or powerful sacred chants.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoranada means "having a fearsome sound," from Sanskrit ghora, "terrible," and nada, "sound."”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoranadin means "making a fearsome sound" in Sanskrit, from ghora, "terrible" or "fearsome," and nadin, "sounding."”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoranihsvana means "having a formidable sound" in Sanskrit, from ghora, "terrible" or "fearsome," and nihsvana, "sound."”
Unisex · Indian · “Having a terrifying sound”
Unisex · Indian · “One who destroys intense or terrifying suffering.”
Girl · Indian · “Having a fierce outlook”
Unisex · Indian · “Having a formidable form”
Unisex · Indian · “Having a terrible essence”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoratapase is a Sanskrit devotional form meaning "one who practices intense austerities."”
Unisex · Indian · “More formidable”
Unisex · Indian · “Having a terrifying face”
Girl · Indian · “Resounding, A proclamation, Noise, Fame, Fame”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoshakrite comes from Sanskrit and means 'maker of sound' or 'one who produces a resounding cry.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoshan comes from Sanskrit ghosha, meaning "sound," "resounding cry," or "proclamation."”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoshaputr means "son of Ghosha," from Sanskrit. The element putra means "son," while ghosha means "sound" or "proclamation."”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "free from sound" or "silent," from Sanskrit ghosha, "sound," and varjita, "without."”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoshavat means "resounding" or "full of sound" in Sanskrit, from ghosha, meaning "sound" or "proclamation."”
Unisex · Indian · “Resounding or sonorous”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghoshine is an inflected form of Sanskrit ghoshin, meaning 'resounding' or 'making a loud sound.'”
Girl · Indian · “Famed, Proclaimed, Noisy”
Unisex · Indian · “One who rides a horse”
Unisex · Indian · “Of Arabic origin common in India, meaning 'helper' or 'protector'. It signifies a supportive and guiding nature.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is pleased by offerings and fragrances.”
Unisex · Indian · “Compassion or pity”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghrinanidhaye comes from Sanskrit and means 'treasure of compassion,' from ghrina, 'compassion,' and nidhi, 'treasure.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit adjective meaning compassionate or one who possesses mercy. Used to reflect a gentle nature.”
Unisex · Indian · “A Sanskrit devotional form of Ghrini, meaning 'radiant' or 'shining,' used as a name of the sun god.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sunlight, warmth, or the glow of the sun”
Unisex · Indian · “One whose essence is composed of light or sacred mantras.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghrinimate is a Sanskrit devotional form of Ghrinimat, meaning 'radiant' or 'possessing rays,' an epithet of the sun.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghrinine is an inflected form of Sanskrit Ghrinin, meaning 'radiant' or 'shining.' It is used as an epithet of the sun.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghritabdhisha means "lord of the ocean of clarified butter," from Sanskrit ghrita (clarified butter), abdhi (ocean), and isha (lord).”
Unisex · Indian · “Anointed with or coated in ghee or clarified butter”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is like an ocean of clarified butter or sacred offerings.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghritaprit comes from Sanskrit and means "pleased with ghee," referring to clarified butter used in sacred offerings.”
Unisex · Indian · “Roots 'ghrita' (ghee) and 'priya' (fond of). Historically reflects auspicious culinary traditions and purity in rituals.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghritashi comes from Sanskrit ghṛtāśin, meaning "one who consumes ghee," or clarified butter.”
Unisex · Indian · “Rich in ghee or clarified butter”
Unisex · Indian · “A name for Lord Murugan”
Unisex · Indian · “A small pill or globule”
Unisex · Indian · “One possessing good qualities or virtues”
Unisex · Indian · “One who has a virtuous character or nature”
Unisex · Indian · “A veil or covering”
Girl · Indian · “Musical instrument”
Unisex · Indian · “Refers to a small musical bell or anklet used in dance. A rhythmic and cultural name for girls.”
Unisex · Indian · “Producing a melodious chiming sound”
Unisex · Indian · “A rumbling sound”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghurghurarava comes from Sanskrit and means “having a rumbling or rattling sound.””
Unisex · Indian · “Spinning, whirling, or revolving”
Unisex · Indian · “Whirling or spinning around. It describes a high-energy person or a dancer, reflecting constant motion and life.”
Unisex · Indian · “Ghurnitajala comes from Sanskrit words meaning "whirling" and "water," giving the sense "swirling water."”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the Ghushmeshwar Jyotirlinga”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the Ghushmeshwar Jyotirlinga”
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