Gentle serpent or "soft shield."

From Germany, "brother."

From Germany, feminine of Germain.

Diminutive of Gerald, Geraldine, etc.

Treasure, "something precious"; daughter of Freya.

Diminutive of Gertrude.

Spear strength, variant of Gertrude.

Spear strength, Slavic form of Gertrude.

Possibly Frisian/Low German form of Gesa (short for Gertrude).

Oil press, the garden where Jesus prayed.

Nickname for Genevieve, popularized by rower Gevvie Stone.

Possibly Amharic, meaning unknown.

A small stream, "a rivulet."

Pledge, "hostage," feminine of Ghislain.

Italian short form of Margherita (Margaret).

Short form or variant of names like Gianna or Alijah.

Diminutive of Giovanna (Jane), "God is gracious."

River.

Son of Gibb (Gilbert).

Diminutive of Gilbert or Gibson.

Portmanteau of "girl" and "midget."

Specific Aboriginal tribal/linguistic group name; meaning context-dependent.

Something given voluntarily; a present; a talent.

Diminutive of names like Georgina or Virginia.

Joy, "happiness."

Sacrifice, "value," or possibly "gilded."

My joy.

Likely a modern invented name.

Silver.

Diminutive of names like Regina or Georgina.

With coconut milk.

Invented variant of Guinevere or Genevra; used in Harry Potter for Ginny Weasleys full name.

The spice, or a nickname for redheads (from Ginger Rogers).

Variant of Jennifer; popularized by actress Ginnifer Goodwin.

Diminutive of Virginia or Ginevra.

Joy.

Italian form of Georgia, "farmer."

God is gracious, feminine of Giovanni (John).

Born of the mountain, a name of the goddess Parvati.

Blend of Giselle and Belle.

Pledge, "hostage."

Song, most famously the Bhagavad Gita.

Good, "virtuous."

Gift.

Variant of Gitel, "good."

Italian form of Juliana, "youthful."

Just, "fair," feminine of Giustino (Justin).

Village in France famous for Monets garden.

The plateau, referring to the Giza Plateau and pyramids.

Variant spelling of Giza.