Possibly variant of Gr�inne or Grania.

Grandmother.

Grace, Latin form of Grace.

Elaborated feminine form of Gratianus (graceful).

Steward, or from a place near a grove or trench.

Grace, Italian form of Grace.

Diminutive of Grazia, "little grace."

To become beautiful.

The color; or dweller on a village green.

Green meadow.

Watchful, "alert," from Gregory.

Gray-beige, a blend of "gris" and "beige."

Diminutive of Margarete, "little pearl."

Elaborated variant of Gretchen.

Short form of Margarete.

Diminutive of Margarete, known from Hansel and Gretel.

The neutral color between black and white.

A network of lines; a framework.

Dutch short form of Margareta.

Diminutive of Griet/Margareta.

Variant of Griffin, "mythical creature with lion/eagle parts."

Son of Grim, possibly "fierce," "angry."

Fierce, "angry," or associated with the Brothers Grimm.

Seed, "kernel."

Possibly short for Griselda.

Variant of Griselda.

The large North American bear.

A small group of trees.

Creative spelling of Griffin.

Another creative spelling of Griffin.

Possibly related to "gryt" (pot, cauldron) or a short form.

Macaw, the brightly colored parrot.

River of the wolf, from a Spanish place name and Marian title.

Common misspelling of Guadalupe.

Hawk, "falcon."

The Italian luxury fashion brand.

Medieval French form of Guinevere, "white phantom," "fair one."

War.

From Basque place name; famously Che Guevara.

Variant of Ghislaine or Guilaine.

Spanish feminine form of William, "resolute protector."

Son of the fair one.

Invented by T.H. White in "The Once and Future King."

Possibly a variant or misspelling; meaning obscure.

Rose.

Rose moon, or "smiling moon."

Rose garden, "garden of flowers."

Rose garden.

War, "battle," feminine short form of names like Gunnhild.

Sun.