Girl Names That Mean I

Discover Girl names meaning I with origins and popularity.

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Gayleen
Combination of Gay and the suffix -leen, meaning joyful or happy.
English
Gazella
Gazelle, a swift and graceful antelope.
Latin
Gazelle
Refers to a graceful and swift antelope-like animal.
English
Gazira
Gazira means 'island' or 'peninsula' in Arabic.
Arabic
Gazit
Gazit means 'hewn stone' or 'quarried stone' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Geashna
Melodious.
Sanskrit
Gebha
Priceless.
Sanskrit
Geede
Pillar.
Hebrew
Geelani
From the village of Geelan.
Arabic
Geenia
Gracious.
Hebrew
Geenna
Paradise.
Hebrew
Geeta
Holy verses of Hindu scriptures.
Hindi
Geetanjali
Offering of songs.
Hindi
GeetaSuhani
Beautiful song.
Hindi
Geethadevi
Goddess of song, a name for the Hindu goddess Saraswati.
Sanskrit
Geethalakshmi
Lakshmi of Song.
Sanskrit
Geethanjali
Offering of Songs.
Sanskrit
Geethanvitha
Intelligent in Music.
Sanskrit
Geetibaan
One who is praised or celebrated; a name meaning 'praised one'.
Sanskrit
Geetika
Little Song.
Sanskrit
Gefen
Vine.
Hebrew
Gefion
Goddess of Agriculture.
Norse
Gefjun
Goddess of Fertility.
Norse
Gehna
Ornament, precious gem.
Sanskrit
Geila
Joyous, exulting.
Hebrew
Geirbjorg
Geir (spear) + bjorg (protection).
Norwegian
Geirrid
Geir (spear) + rid (beautiful).
Icelandic
Gelarah
Beautiful whisper.
Persian
Gelareh
Like a flower.
Persian
Gelilah
Night, darkness.
Hebrew
Gella
Bright, joyful.
Italian
Gelsey
Derived from the Old English word for 'jasmine flower'.
English
Gelsomina
Jasmine flower.
Italian
Gelya
God is my strength.
Hebrew
Gema
Precious gem.
Spanish
Gemah
Support, assistance.
Yoruba
Gemala
Beautiful, lovely.
Indonesian
Gemelle
Twin.
Italian
Gemina
Twins.
Italian
Geminia
Twin, derived from the Latin word 'geminus'.
Latin
Gemma
Gem or precious stone in Italian..
Italian
Gemmalyn
Combination of Gemma and Lyn, meaning 'precious jewel' and 'lake'.
English
Genda
Genda means 'precious' or 'valuable' in Japanese.
Japanese
Genelia
Genelia is a modern invented name, possibly derived from the Tamil word for '...
Tamil
Generosa
Generous, from the Latin word generosus.
Italian
Genesis
Origin or beginning, from the Greek word 'genesis'.
Greek
Genessis
Variation of the name Genesis, referring to the beginning or creation.
Spanish
Genette
Diminutive of Geneviève, meaning 'woman of the race'.
French
Genevera
Juniper tree, derived from the Latin name Juniperus.
English
Geneviah
Combination of Geneva and Messiah, with no distinct meaning.
English
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