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Gift your son a name that stands out; choose unique Indian G-names

Acharya Devraj Ji, an esteemed figure in the realm of Indian astrology, has meticulously curated an alphabetically arranged collection of baby boy names starting with the letter 'G'. These names are deeply rooted in the rich Hindu cultural tapestry and are selected with an intention to resonate with the cosmic energies as described in the ancient Hindu Vedic Astrology.

His selection encompasses names that are not just in vogue but are also redolent of the profound cultural legacy, bestowing upon your child a name that is infused with a profound sense of identity and purpose. The names chosen by Acharya Devraj Ji reflect a harmonious blend of age-old wisdom and contemporary sensibilities, thus providing invaluable assistance in your quest to find the perfect name for your child.

Choosing a name from this well-considered list guarantees that your child will bear a unique identity and be set upon a path of nobility and righteousness. Acharya Devraj Ji’s expertise in astrological and numerological sciences, coupled with an appreciation for cultural heritage, means that each name is chosen to align with your child's potential destiny.

The 'G' names provided by Acharya Devraj Ji are suffused with deep meanings that are emblematic of Hindu values and ethos, making them exemplary choices for your newborn son. These names are not merely labels, but a celestial blessing intended to guide your child's journey through life.

Here is a prudently chosen list of Hindu baby boy names beginning with 'G', each name carrying a weighty significance:

• Gaalav: To worship; a sage, a pupil of Vishnu, and a name used in Hindu texts.


• Gaaneshan: Likely a variant of Ganeshan, which means son of Ganesha; symbolizing divine blessings and wisdom.


• Gaayak: Singer; one who sings, often used in the context of classical or devotional music.


• Gaayana: Singing; signifies musical expression and talent.


• Gabir: Consoler, Comforter; a modern name possibly of Arabic origin, adopted in various cultures.


• Gadin: Lord Krishna; also refers to one who is armed with a mace.


• Gadhadhar: Name of Lord Vishnu; one who holds a mace (gada).


• Gafur: Invincible; derived from Arabic, sometimes used in modern Hindu naming for its positive connotation.


• Gagan: Sky, heaven; common in Hindu and Punjabi Sikh cultures.


• Gagandeep: A lamp in the sky; from Punjabi Sikh culture, symbolizing a guiding light.


• Gaganjot: Light of the sky; implies brilliance and inspiration.


• Gaganpreet: Love of the sky; signifies one who adores the vastness of the sky.


• Gagnesh: The lord of the sky; a modern name combining "Gagan" and "Ish," which implies lordship.


• Gahan: Depth, profound; signifies someone with deep thoughts or personality.


• Gajanan: Elephant-faced; another name for Lord Ganesha.


• Gajanand: Lord Ganesha; joyous face of an elephant.


• Gajrup: Lord with the face of an elephant; another name for Lord Ganesha.


• Gajendra: The king of elephants; in Hindu texts, the name of the elephant saved by Lord Vishnu.


• Gajvadan: Refers to someone with the face of an elephant; another name for Lord Ganesha.


• Galav: To worship; a sage, a pupil of Vishnu, and a name used in Hindu texts.


• Gaman: Journey; a common Hindu name.


• Gambeer: Deep, serious; a name signifying depth of character.


• Gambheer: Variant of Gambeer; serious, deep, intense.


• Ganak: An astrologer, mathematician; from Hindu and Jain cultures.


• Ganapathi: Another name for Lord Ganesha; leader of the Ganas (a troop of semi-divine beings).


• Ganaraj: Lord of the clan; a name used for Lord Ganesha.


• Ganaraj: Lord of the clan; a name used for Lord Ganesha.


• Gandhaa: A sweet smelling; signifying someone who is pleasant and appealing.


• Gandhara: Fragrance; also the name of an ancient kingdom known for its musical heritage.


• Gandharaj: King of fragrance; symbolizes something that is the most fragrant or pleasant.


• Gandharv: Celestial musician; derived from Hindu mythology, beings with superb musical skills.


• Ganapati: Another name for Lord Ganesha; revered in Hindu culture.


• Gandharva: Celestial musicians; from Hindu mythology.


• Gandhik: Aroma; a name with Hindu origins.


• Gandiv: The bow of Arjuna; a name taken from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.


• Ganendra: Lord of a troop; signifies leadership and power, often another name for Lord Ganesha.


• Ganesh: Lord of the hosts; from the Hindu god of wisdom and remover of obstacles.


• Ganesan: Son of Lord Shiva; another name for Lord Ganesha.


• Ganga: Sacred river in India; revered in Hindu culture.


• Gangadhar: One who holds the Ganges; a name for Lord Shiva.


• Ganjan: Surpassing, going beyond; a name that implies excelling or overcoming.


• Gannaath: An epithet of Lord Shiva; meaning Lord of the Ganas.


• Gannon: The god of silence; of Irish origin, adopted in modern contexts.


• Ganpat: Leader of the Ganas (troop); another name for Lord Ganesha.


• Ganpati: Lord of the Ganas; a very popular name for Lord Ganesha.


• Garjan: Thunder; signifies power and a commanding presence.


• Garv: Pride; used to signify a sense of dignity and pride.


• Gatik: Fast, progressive; signifies speed and advancement.


• Gaurang: Fair-bodied; a name signifying beauty in Hindu culture.


• Gauransh: A part of the fair one; signifies purity and beauty.


• Gaurav: Honor or pride; a common name in Hindu and Jain cultures.


• Gaurinath: Lord Shiva; signifies a divine and pure being.


• Gaurish: Lord Shiva; a name from Hindu culture.


• Gautam: Another name for the Buddha; revered in Buddhist and Hindu traditions.


• Gavisht: Bright light; signifies radiance and illumination.


• Gayan: Singing, the sky; signifies musical talent or vastness like the sky.


• Gayanesh: A modern name possibly combining "Gayan" and "Ish" (lord), meaning lord of singing or the sky.


• Giaani: One with divine knowledge; variant of 'Gyani', it signifies wisdom and enlightenment.


• Gian: Knowledge; wisdom, a name signifying intellectual depth.


• Gianender: Lord of knowledge; a name that combines 'Gian' with 'Inder', another name for God.


• Gianleen: One absorbed in divine light and knowledge; signifies someone devoted to understanding the divine.


• Gianpreet: Love of knowledge; signifies a fondness for wisdom and learning.


• Girdhari: Lord Krishna; a name from Hindu culture, referring to one who lifts mountains.


• Giridhar: One who holds the mountains; another name for Lord Krishna, referring to his feat of lifting Govardhan Hill.


• Girikant: Husband of Girija (Parvati); another name for Lord Shiva.


• Girik: True; a name from Hindu culture, also a name for Lord Shiva.


• Girindra: Lord of the mountains; a name for Lord Shiva.


• Giriraj: King of the mountains; another name for Lord Shiva.


• Girish: Lord of the mountains; yet another name for Lord Shiva.


• Girivar: One who holds the mountain; a name indicating strength, often associated with Lord Krishna.


• Girvan: Language of God; signifies divine communication.


• Gitesh: Lord of songs; signifies someone who is the master or lord of music.


• Gobind: Cowherd, another name for Lord Krishna; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gokulraj: King of Gokul; a name associated with Lord Krishna, symbolizing his reign over the place where he was raised.


• Gokulnath: Lord of Gokul; another name for Lord Krishna, referring to his divine presence in Gokul.


• Golochan: Eye ointment; a traditional name that may symbolize something that brings clarity or vision.


• Gomantak: Land similar to paradise; a name that could signify beauty and an idyllic place.


• Gomedh: A precious gem; signifies value and rarity, akin to hessonite in English.


• Gomil: A king, lord of the land; a name implying sovereignty and leadership.


• Gonal: A name that may be chosen for its unique sound, though it does not have a specific meaning in Hindu culture.


• Gopal: Protector of cows; another name for Lord Krishna, from Hindu culture.


• Gopan: Protection; signifies safety and security.


• Gopesh: Lord of the cowherds; another name for Lord Krishna.


• Gopi: A cowherd, protector; from Hindu culture.


• Gopichand: Name of a legendary king; also refers to the moon in the water, symbolizing illusion.


• Gopinath: Lord of the gopis; another name for Lord Krishna.


• Gopikrishna: Lord Krishna with the gopis; signifies the divine love of Krishna and his devotees.


• Gopin: Protector of senses; a modern name that signifies someone who guards and guides the senses.


• Gopiswar: Lord of the gopis; another name that signifies Lord Krishna.


• Goral: Lovable; signifies someone who is endearing and cherished.


• Gorakh: Cowherd; refers to someone who tends to cows, also associated with Gorakhnath.


• Gorakhnath: A saintly teacher in the Nath tradition; signifies spiritual guidance and wisdom.


• Goswamee: Master of cows; another title for Lord Krishna.


• Gotum: Variant of Gautam; another name for the Buddha, signifies wisdom and enlightenment.


• Gourav: Respect; from Hindu culture.


• Gourishankar: Lord Shiva; the name is inspired by the peak of Mount Everest, also known as Gaurishankar.


• Govardhan: A name derived from the hill lifted by Lord Krishna; symbolizes strength and protection.


• Govil: A name that might be selected for its unique sound; it does not have a traditional meaning in Hindu culture.


• Govind: Another name for Lord Krishna; from Hindu and Punjabi Sikh cultures.


• Gowshik: The perfect; signifies someone who is complete or without flaws.


• Grijesh: Lord of the mountains; another name for Lord Shiva, representing his abode in the Himalayas.


• Grima: Joy; a modern name that may be chosen for its positive connotation.


• Gripin: Protected; signifies safety and being cared for, a modern variation.


• Grishm: Heat; a name that signifies the warmth or summer season.


• Grisham: Season name for summer; reflects the warmth and energy of the sunny season.


• Grishit: Monsoon; a name associated with the rainy season, symbolizing freshness and new beginnings.


• Gritik: Mountain; could symbolize strength and steadfastness, a modern take on a traditional concept.


• Gritvik: Charioteer of the guru; a name signifying guidance and direction.


• Grivin: Blessed with knowledge; a modern name implying intelligence and wisdom.


• Griyash: Lord Vishnu; a modern name derived from traditional roots, signifying divine qualities.


• Grohit: Climbing; signifies growth, progress, and the act of reaching higher.


• Gruhit: Accepted; a name that suggests being embraced or welcomed.


• Gruhitra: Lord of the house; signifies leadership and responsibility within the home.


• Gruvan: Chants or hymns; a name that evokes spirituality and devotion.


• Guddu: Flower; a pet name in some Indian cultures, signifying beauty and delicacy.


• Gudakesha: The one who has thick hair; another name for Arjuna, a major character in the Mahabharata.


• Gudakesh: Another variant of Gudakesha; meaning the same.


• Gulal: Color red; signifies joy and is often associated with the festival of colors, Holi.


• Gulab: Rose; a name from Indian culture.


• Guna: Virtue; a name signifying good qualities and moral excellence.


• Gunaj: Born with virtues; a name that signifies inherent goodness and ethical nature.


• Gulshan: A garden of roses; from Indian culture.


• Gulzar: Gardener; a name from Persian origin that signifies someone who cultivates beauty.


• Gunakar: An ocean of virtues; signifies someone with many good qualities.


• Gunamay: Virtuous; a name denoting someone full of good characteristics.


• Gunanidhi: Treasure of virtues; signifies a person who is a valuable source of good qualities.


• Gunanjan: Exceeding in virtues; signifies someone who surpasses others in their good traits.


• Gunaratna: Jewel of virtues; signifies someone who is as valuable as a gem due to their virtues.


• Gunasekaran: Virtuous and kind; signifies someone who is both ethical and compassionate.


• Gunashekaran: Variant of Gunasekaran; meaning the same.


• Gunavan: Virtuous; a name signifying someone who possesses good qualities.


• Gunbir: Virtuous and brave; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Guneet: Virtuous; a name that represents moral excellence and righteousness.


• Gunin: Virtuous; signifies a person filled with good qualities and virtues.


• Gunith: Virtuous; a modern name that conveys a person of good character.


• Gunjan: Humming; a name that suggests a pleasant musical sound or buzz.


• Gunraj: Ruler of virtues; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gunvant: Virtuous; a name that stands for someone with admirable characteristics.


• Gunveer: Virtuous and brave; signifies a combination of good qualities and courage.


• Guraman: Peace through the Guru; a name that implies seeking tranquility through spiritual guidance.


• Gurcharan: One who takes shelter in Guru's Lotus feet; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gurdayal: Compassionate Guru; signifies a spiritual teacher who is kind and merciful.


• Gurdeep: Lamp of the Guru; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gurdev: Almighty God; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gurjas: Fame of the Lord; a name that represents the glory and renown of the divine.


• Gurjeet: Victory of the Guru; signifies triumph through wisdom or spiritual teachings.


• Gurjot: Light of the Guru; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gurkaran: Ray of Guru's light; signifies someone who spreads the teachings of the Guru.


• Gurkeerat: One who sings praises of the Guru; signifies devotion and respect.


• Gurman: Heart of the Guru; signifies someone deeply devoted to their spiritual guide.


• Gurnam: Name of the Guru; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gurnek: One with the qualities of the Guru; signifies someone who embodies the Guru's virtues.


• Gurnoor: Light of the Guru; signifies divine illumination and wisdom.


• Guroop: Manifestation of the Guru; a name signifying someone who represents the Guru's teachings.


• Gurshant: Attaining peace through the Guru's word; signifies tranquility through spiritual guidance.


• Gursharan: Refuge at the Guru; from Punjabi Sikh culture, signifying one who seeks protection in the Guru's teachings.


• Gurparveen: Goddess of the stars; signifies brilliance and celestial beauty.


• Gurpreet: Love of the teacher; from Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Gurshant: Attaining peace through the Guru's word; a name signifying tranquility and serenity.


• Gursharan: Refuge at the Guru; a name that implies seeking protection and guidance in the Guru's teachings.


• Gursheel: Moral values of the Guru; signifies someone who upholds high ethical standards.


• Gurshwin: The Guru's victory; a name that suggests success through spiritual teachings.


• Gurtaran: One who is saved by the Guru; signifies being protected or rescued by spiritual guidance.


• Gurveer: Warrior of the Guru; signifies bravery and devotion to the spiritual guide.


• Gurvinod: Happiness of the Guru; a name that suggests joy and contentment.


• Guru: Teacher, master; significant in Hindu, Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist cultures.


• Gurveer: Warrior of the Guru; signifies a courageous person who is devoted to their spiritual teacher.


• Gyan: Wisdom; signifies intellectual depth and understanding.


• Gyandeep: Lamp of knowledge; signifies enlightenment and clarity.


• Gyanendra: King of knowledge; a name implying mastery and sovereignty over wisdom.


• Gyanesh: Lord of knowledge; signifies a master of wisdom and enlightenment.


• Gyaneshwar: God of wisdom; signifies a divine being who is the source of knowledge.


• Gyani: Enlightened; a name signifying spiritual knowledge and understanding.


• Gyat: Knowledgeable; a name signifying someone who is well-learned.

This carefully constructed roster offers a plethora of modern names that draw upon Indian heritage, each bearing meanings that are significant within the Hindu tradition and perfectly suited for baby boys.