And we're on to the Gs.
Ghislaine (f) sweet pledge, origin – French
Ginevra (f) fair and sweet, origin – Welsh
Gizane (f) Christ's incarnation, origin - Basque
Gaidrian (m) of the night, origin – Greek
Gannon (m) fair complexioned, origin – Irish
Giordan (m) replacement for Jordan, origin – unknown
Any interesting G names for me?
I met a French lady once called Ghislaine, it sounds lovely said in French.
ReplyDeleteAll I can think of is Gretel.
ReplyDeleteI like Giles.
ReplyDeleteGertrude comes to mind but that's a bit harsh. Gwen perhaps.
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Gannon. That would be a good, solid name.
ReplyDeleteGenevieve comes to mind and Gabriel.
ReplyDeleteFriends of mine named their daughter Gabriella. She's too cute! Thanks for sharing & have a great weekend. I’m following your social networks I can find & if you stop by me I hope you will do the same & follow me too. Hugs & have a great weekend. Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI like the sound of Gabriella. Of course, that would be shortened to Gaby. I often wonder why we just don't name kids the short version in the first place. Pete. Mike. Gabe.
ReplyDeleteGisselle? Gannon is nice from LIST. Or how about Gus?
ReplyDeleteG is one of my favorite letters for names. Boys: Gray, Graydon, Grayson, Greer boy or girl, Graham boy or girl, Grigsby, Gerhardt, Gabe Garret
ReplyDeleteGirls: Gabbie
Some of my favorite G names are Ghisolabella, Giovanna, Giovanni, Gustella, Genevieve, and Gabriotto.
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