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Baby names starting with G

The girl and boy names starting with G given most often in the US in 2025.

Updated October 14, 2026 · sources checked October 14, 2026

In short

Among baby names starting with G, the most given in the US in 2025 were Gianna, Grace, Gabriel, Grayson. The two lists below rank up to 40 girl names and 40 boy names by the number of babies, from Social Security data; use the search box for any other name.

Ranked by the number of babies in 2025.

Girls

  1. Gianna 5,634
  2. Grace 5,127
  3. Genesis 3,527
  4. Georgia 2,619
  5. Gabriella 2,545
  6. Genevieve 1,981
  7. Gemma 1,805
  8. Gracie 1,344
  9. Gia 1,069
  10. Gabriela 961
  11. Gwendolyn 848
  12. Giselle 803
  13. Gracelynn 698
  14. Gracelyn 659
  15. Goldie 469
  16. Gabrielle 459
  17. Galilea 446
  18. Gloria 437
  19. Georgina 410
  20. Gwen 384
  21. Giovanna 304
  22. Guinevere 295
  23. Greta 291
  24. Giuliana 287
  25. Giana 285
  26. Giavanna 231
  27. Grecia 204
  28. Giulia 203
  29. Gitty 193
  30. Guadalupe 180
  31. Gianni 164
  32. Georgie 162
  33. Gaia 157
  34. Georgiana 153
  35. Giada 150
  36. Geneva 125
  37. Gwyneth 114
  38. Gisselle 111
  39. Graciela 109
  40. Greer 108

Boys

  1. Gabriel 6,569
  2. Grayson 5,805
  3. Gael 3,860
  4. Graham 2,967
  5. Giovanni 2,939
  6. George 2,848
  7. Greyson 2,439
  8. Griffin 1,627
  9. Grant 1,555
  10. Gavin 1,125
  11. Gideon 993
  12. Grady 851
  13. Gunner 597
  14. Gianni 571
  15. Garrett 526
  16. Gregory 493
  17. Gunnar 462
  18. Gustavo 447
  19. Gerardo 401
  20. Guillermo 264
  21. Gian 244
  22. Gage 235
  23. Grey 222
  24. Gatlin 217
  25. Gordon 209
  26. Gary 201
  27. Gio 197
  28. Gianluca 181
  29. Gadiel 173
  30. Gerald 168
  31. Gino 166
  32. Genesis 149
  33. Giovani 148
  34. Gilbert 145
  35. Gus 145
  36. Graysen 132
  37. Gray 128
  38. Gonzalo 127
  39. Giancarlo 125
  40. Glenn 124

About these numbers. Babies born in the United States who received a Social Security number, by year of birth (1980-2025). To protect privacy, the SSA only publishes a name in a given year if at least 5 babies of the same sex received it.

Source: U.S. Social Security Administration — Baby Names from Social Security Card Applications — National Data. Licence: Public domain (work of the U.S. federal government, 17 U.S.C. § 105). Data checked on 2026-10-14. Mamavela only counts and charts these official figures; nothing is estimated.

Sources

  1. U.S. Social Security Administration — Baby Names from Social Security Card Applications — National Data checked October 14, 2026
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