| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GÁBor | GAH-bor | Hungarian | ||
| GÁBriel | - | Hungarian | ||
| GÁSpÁR | - | Hungarian | ||
| GÉZa | - | Hungarian | ||
| GØRan | - | Norwegian | ||
| GÜNay | - | Turkish, Azerbaijani | ||
| GÜNel | - | Azerbaijani | ||
| GÜNter | GUWN-ter | German | ||
| GÜNther | GUYN-ter | German, Germanic Mythology | ||
| Gabi | GAH-bee (German) | German, Romanian, Hungarian | ||
| Gabija | - | Lithuanian, Baltic Mythology | ||
| Gabino | gah-BEE-no | Spanish | ||
| Gabinus | - | Late Roman | ||
| Gabriel | ga-bree-EL (French), GAH-bryel (Spanish), GAHP-ree-el (German), GAHB-ree-el (Finnish), GAY-bree-əl (English), GAHP-ryel (Polish) | French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Catalan, English, Romanian | ||
| GabrielĖ | - | Lithuanian |