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| Garman | Speannan. | Male | English | - |
| Garmann | Speannan. | Male | English | - |
| Garmond | Spear protector. | Male | English | - |
| Garmund | Spear protector. | Male | English | - |
| Garnell | Keeper of grain. Surname. | Male | English | - |
| Garner | Keeper of grain. Surname. | Male | English | - |
| Garnet | Armed with a spear. Used as both a surname and given name. Famous bearer: British field marshal Lord Garnet Joseph Wolseley. | Male | English | - |
| Garnet | A dark-red gemstone named for the pomegranate because of its color. | Female | English | - |
| Garnett | Armed with a spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garr | Spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garrad | Variant of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear.'. | Male | English | - |
| Garrard | Brave with a spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garred | Variant of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear.'. | Male | English | - |
| Garret | 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. | Male | English | - |
| Garrett | 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. | Male | English | - |
| Garrey | Spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garrick | Derived from a two Old English words meaning spear and ruler. Used as both surname and given name. Famous bearer: 18th-century British actor David Garrick. | Male | English | - |
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| Garridan | you hid | Male | English | - |
| Garrison | Spear-fortified town. | Male | English | - |
| Garrman | Speannan. | Male | English | - |
| Garroway | Spear fighter. | Male | English | - |
| Garrson | Son of Gar. | Male | English | - |
| Garry | Diminutive of Garrick, meaning spear and ruler. | Male | English | - |
| Garson | Son of Gar 'Spear-fortified town.'. | Male | English | - |
| Garsone | Son of Gar. | Male | English | - |
| Garth | Derived from the surname and place name Garth, meaning garden. Also a variant of Gareth. | Male | English | - |
| Garton | Lives in the triangular farm stead. | Male | English | - |
| Garvin | Friend with a spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garvyn | Friend with a spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garwig | Spear fighter. | Male | English | - |
| Garwin | Friend with a spear. | Male | English | - |
| Garwood | From the fir forest. | Male | English | - |
| Garwyn | Friend with a spear. | Male | English | - |
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| Gary | Hard or bold spear. A diminutive of Garret, which is an English variant of the German Gerard. Also a diminutive of Gareth and Garrick Famous bearer: American actor Gary Cooper. | Male | English | - |
| Gaukroger | Roger the clumsy. | Male | English | - |
| Gawain | Battle hawk. | Male | English | - |
| Gawen | Battle hawk. | Male | English | - |
| Gawyn | Battle hawk. | Male | English | - |
| Gay | Variant of Gail: Joyful. Lively. Also a modern term denoting homosexuality. | Female | English | - |
| Gayla | Festive party. | Female | English | - |
| Gayle | Independent name derived from a diminutive of the Hebrew Abigail, meaning 'gives joy' or 'my father rejoices. '. | Female | English | - |
| Gayle | Lively. | Male | English | - |
| Gaylen | Festive party. | Female | English | - |
| Gaylene | Joyful. Abbreviation of Abigail. Gael is a term for descendants of the ancient Celts in Scotland; Ireland and the Isle of Man. | Female | English | - |
| Geary | Flexible. | Male | English | - |
| Geffrey | Peaceful. See also Jeffrey. | Male | English | - |
| Gehard | Spear hard. | Male | English | - |
| Genaya | Variant of Jenny. White wave. | Female | English | - |
| Gene | Abbreviation of Eugene, meaning well-born. Famous bearers: American actors Gene Kelly and Gene Hackman. | Male | English | - |
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| Genna | Variant of Jenny. White wave. | Female | English | - |
| Genny | Variant of Jenny. White wave. | Female | English | - |
| Geoff | Diminutive of Jeffrey: Derived from one of three Old German names, meaning: district, traveler, or peaceful pledge. | Male | English | - |
| Geoffrey | heavenly place | Male | English | Geoff |
| Geol | Born at Christmas. | Male | English | - |
| Geordie | A name commonly used to indicate a native of Tyneside. | Male | English | - |
| George | Farmer. In medieval legend St. George: (the knight who became patron saint of England) struggled with a firebreathing dragon symbolizing the Devil. | Male | English | - |
| Georgia | 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. | Female | English | - |
| Georgie | A diminutive of Georgina, meaning tiller of the soil, or farmer. | Female | English | - |
| Georgie | A diminutive of George, meaning tiller of the soil, or farmer. | Male | English | - |
| Gerald | Ruling spear. Introduced into Britain from Germany during the Norman Conquest. Famous bearer: medieval Welsh writer and clergyman Gerald of Wales. | Male | English | - |
| Geraldina | Rules by the spear. Feminine of Gerald. | Female | English | - |
| Geraldine | Rules by the spear, ruling spear. Feminine form of Gerald:. | Female | English | - |
| Geralyn | Rules by the spear. Feminine of Gerald. Blend of Geri plus Marilyn. | Female | English | - |
| Geralynn | Rules by the spear. Feminine of Gerald. Blend of Geri plus Marilyn. | Female | English | - |