Boy Names That Mean In

Discover Boy names meaning In with origins and popularity.

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Galib
Winner.
Arabic
Galil
Rolling hills.
Hebrew
Gallgaidheal
Meaning 'foreign Gael', referring to a mixed Norse-Gaelic population in medie...
Gaelic
Gallim
A place name meaning 'spring' or 'fountain' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Gallio
Roman family name, possibly derived from Latin gallus meaning 'rooster'.
Latin
Galloway
From the region of Galloway in southwestern Scotland.
Scottish
Galo
Derived from the Germanic element 'gail' meaning 'joyful' or 'lively'.
Italian
Galon
Derived from a Welsh surname meaning 'yellow' or 'fair'.
Welsh
Galt
From an Old English surname meaning 'high ground' or 'wooded area'.
English
Gambhir
Deep or intense.
Sanskrit
Ganaka
Meaning 'calculator' or 'reckoner', it refers to an astrologer or mathematician.
Sanskrit
Ganan
Meaning 'one who is skilled' or 'expert', derived from the root 'gan' meaning...
Sanskrit
Gananath
Lord of the Ganas, an epithet of the Hindu god Ganesha.
Sanskrit
Ganapathi
Lord of the ganas, a name for the Hindu god Ganesha.
Sanskrit
Ganapati
Lord of the ganas (attendants), a name for the Hindu god Ganesha.
Sanskrit
Gandeevi
Name of the divine bow of Arjuna in Hindu mythology.
Sanskrit
Gandesha
Lord of the Ganas, a name for the Hindu deity Ganesha.
Sanskrit
Gandhar
Celestial singer.
Sanskrit
Gandharaj
King of the celestial singers.
Sanskrit
Gandharin
Celestial singer.
Sanskrit
Gandharv
Celestial singer.
Sanskrit
Gandharva
Celestial singer.
Sanskrit
Gandy
Diminutive form of Gandalf.
English
Ganendra
King of hosts.
Sanskrit
Ganeshalingam
Lord Ganesh in the form of a lingam.
Sanskrit
Ganesvara
Lord of the ganas, an epithet of the Hindu god Ganesha.
Sanskrit
Gangaadhara
Bearer of the Ganges river, an epithet of the Hindu god Shiva.
Sanskrit
Gangaaraam
One who delights in the Ganges river.
Sanskrit
Gangaram
Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'village of the Ganges' or 'one who is dear to...
Marathi
Gangol
One who takes pleasure in the Ganges.
Sanskrit
Ganundalegi
Singing quietly.
Cherokee
Ganymede
Rejoicing in the father; a Trojan prince abducted by Zeus to serve as cupbearer.
Greek
Gaothaire
Windy one, derived from 'gaoth' meaning wind.
Irish
Gara
A short form of Gábor, meaning 'God is my strength'.
Hungarian
Garaami
A name of Persian origin, possibly meaning 'warm' or 'affectionate'.
Persian
Garabed
Servant of God, derived from Armenian 'garabed' meaning 'servant'.
Armenian
Garafeld
Derived from a surname meaning 'spear field' in Old English.
English
Garanhon
Gelding (neutered male horse).
Welsh
Garanwyn
White gelding (neutered male horse).
Welsh
Garcia
Derived from the Basque word 'artz' meaning 'bear'.
Spanish
Gardabhi
Meaning 'donkey' or 'ass', often used as a term of endearment or insult.
Sanskrit
Gardafreed
Possibly derived from Persian 'gord' meaning 'hero' and 'freed' meaning 'bles...
Persian
Gardar
Gardar means 'enclosure' or 'protection' in Old Norse.
Norse
Gardener
Occupational name for someone who works in a garden.
English
Gardi
Derived from 'gardh', meaning fence or enclosure.
Albanian
Gareeb
Poor or needy, often used as a name expressing humility.
Arabic
Garjan
Roaring like thunder.
Sanskrit
Garjana
Roaring, thundering.
Sanskrit
Garner
Occupational surname for a gatherer or keeper of grain.
English
Garnette
Diminutive form of Garnet, meaning a deep red gemstone.
English
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