| 1501 to 1600 of 1735 matches |   |
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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1501. | Guiditta | Hebrew |  | Praise. |
| 1502. | Guido | English |  | A Middle Ages variant of Guy. |
| 1503. | Guido | German | | Variant of Wido: An Old German name meaning wood. |
| 1504. | Guido | Italian | | Guide. |
| 1505. | Guido | Latin | | Life. |
| 1506. | Guido | Spanish | | Guide. |
| 1507. | Guifford | French | | Chubby cheeks. |
| 1508. | Guilaine | German | | Pleasant oath. |
| 1509. | Guilbert | English | | Trusted. |
| 1510. | Guildenstern | Shakespearean | | 'Hamlet, Prince of Denmark' A courtier. Osric |
| 1511. | Guildford | Shakespearean | | 'King Henry IV, 1 & 2' King. Also Hal, king's son and Prince of Wales, who becomes Henry V. 'King Henry VI, III' King Henry VI. Also Henry, Earl of Richmond, a youth. 'King Henry VIII' King Henry. Also Sir Henry Guildford. |
| 1512. | Guilerme | Teutonic | | Resolute fighter. |
| 1513. | Guilia | Latin | | Young. |
| 1514. | Guilie | Latin | | Young. |
| 1515. | Guilio | Greek | | Young. |
| 1516. | Guillame | Teutonic | | Resolute fighter. |
| 1517. | Guillaume | French | | The French form of the name William, meaning resolute protector.. |
| 1518. | Guillelmina | Italian | | Feminine form of William: resolute protector. |
| 1519. | Guillelmina | Spanish | | Resolute protector. |
| 1520. | Guillermo | Spanish | | Variant of William 'Resolute protector.'. |
| 1521. | Guin | Gaelic | | Blond. |
| 1522. | Guinevere | Arthurian Legend | | Fair one. Guinevere was King Arthur's mythological queen. |
| 1523. | Guinevere | Celtic | | White lady. |
| 1524. | Guinevere | Welsh | | From the name Gwenhwyfar, meaning fair and yielding. |
| 1525. | Guiomar | Spanish | | Possibly a Spanish-Portuguese form of the Germanic name 'Hildemar'. Variant of Xiomara. |
| 1526. | Guiomar | Spanish | | Possibly derived from a Germanic name meaning "famous in battle". In some versions of Arthurian Legend he was the cousin of Guinevere. After becoming a lover of Morgan le Fey he was banished. |
| 1527. | Guiseppe | Hebrew | | God will multiply. |
| 1528. | Guiseppie | Hebrew | | He shall add. |
| 1529. | Guiseppina | Hebrew | | He shall add. |
| 1530. | Guivret | Arthurian Legend | | A dwarf king. |
| 1531. | Gul | Muslim | | Rose. Flower. |
| 1532. | Gulaab | Muslim | | Variant of Gulab: Rose. Flower. |
| 1533. | Gulab | Indian | | Rose. |
| 1534. | Gulab | Muslim | | Rose. Flower. |
| 1535. | Gulielma | German | | Feminine form of William: Will-helmet. |
| 1536. | Gulielma | Italian | | An Italian feminine form of William, meaning resolute or determined protector. |
| 1537. | Gulinar | Muslim | | Pomegranate flower. |
| 1538. | Gulinear | Muslim | | Variant of Gulinar: Pomegranate flower. |
| 1539. | Gullinbursti | Norse | | The boar ridden by Freyr. |
| 1540. | Gulltopp | Norse | | The horse of Heimdall. |
| 1541. | Gullveig | Norse | | A witch. |
| 1542. | Gulshan | Muslim | | Garden. |
| 1543. | Gulzaar | Muslim | | Variant of Gulzar: Garden. |
| 1544. | Gulzar | Muslim | | Garden. |
| 1545. | Gungir | Norse | | Odin's spear. |
| 1546. | Gunhilda | Norse | | Battle maiden. |
| 1547. | Gunhilde | Norse | | Battle maiden. |
| 1548. | Guni | Biblical | | A garden, a covering. |
| 1549. | Gunilla | German | | Battle maiden. |
| 1550. | Gunilla | Swedish | | Battle maid. |
| 1551. | Gunlaug | Norse | | Son of Illugi. |
| 1552. | Gunn | Scottish | | White. |
| 1553. | Gunna | Scottish | | White. |
| 1554. | Gunnar | Norse | | Iighter. |
| 1555. | Gunnar | Scandinavian | | Battler; warrior. |
| 1556. | Gunnar | Swedish | | Battle strong. |
| 1557. | Gunnar | Teutonic | | Bold warrior. |
| 1558. | Gunnbjorn | Norse | | Fighting bear. |
| 1559. | Gunnef | Swedish | | Battle maid. |
| 1560. | Gunnel | German | | Battle maiden. |
| 1561. | Gunner | Swedish | | Battle strong. |
| 1562. | Gunner | Teutonic | | Bold warrior. |
| 1563. | Gunnhild | Norse | | Battle maiden. |
| 1564. | Gunnhildr | Norse | | Battle maiden. |
| 1565. | Gunnlaug | Norse | | Son of Illugi. |
| 1566. | Gunnlod | Norse | | Mother of Bragi. |
| 1567. | Gunnolf | Norse | | Fighting wolf. |
| 1568. | Gunter | German | | From an Old German name meaning war or battle. Famous bearer: twentieth century German writer Gunter Grass. |
| 1569. | Gunther | German | | Battler, warrior. From an Old German name meaning war or battle. |
| 1570. | Gunther | Norse | | Brother of Kriemhild. |
| 1571. | Gunther | Teutonic | | Battle army. |
| 1572. | Gur | Biblical | | The young of a beast, a whelp. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1573. | Gur | Biblical | | The young of a beast, a whelp. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1574. | Gur-baal | Biblical | | The governor's whelp |
| 1575. | Gurgalan | Arthurian Legend | | A pagan king. |
| 1576. | Guri | Hebrew | | My lion cub. |
| 1577. | Guri | Norse | | Lovely. |
| 1578. | Gurice | Hebrew | | Cub. |
| 1579. | Gurion | Hebrew | | My lion cub. |
| 1580. | Gurit | Hebrew | | Cub. |
| 1581. | Gurney | Shakespearean | | 'King John' James Jurney, servant to Lady Faulconbridge. |
| 1582. | Guro | Norse | | Divinely inspired wisdom. |
| 1583. | Gurutz | Basque | | Holy Cross. |
| 1584. | Gus | English | | A diminutive of the Latin Augustus or Augustine, meaning majestic. Often used as an independent name. |
| 1585. | Gus | Swedish | | Royal staff. |
| 1586. | Gusg | Welsh | | Legendary son of Achen. |
| 1587. | Gussie | English | | A diminutive of Augusta, Augustina, Augustine, or Augustus. |
| 1588. | Gussie | English | | A diminutive of Augusta, Augustina, Augustine, or Augustus. |
| 1589. | Gussie | Greek | | Diminutive of Augustina: The feminine form of Augustine. |
| 1590. | Gussie | Latin | | Diminutive of Augusta: Majestic, grand. The feminine form of Augustus; meaning majestic dignity or venerable, originally given to female relatives of Roman emperors. Famous bearer: British King George III's mother was named Augusta. |
| 1591. | Gust | Dutch | | Feminine form of Gustaaf. |
| 1592. | Gusta | Dutch | | Feminine form of Gustaaf. |
| 1593. | Gusta | Latin | | Diminutive of Augusta: Majestic, grand. The feminine form of Augustus; meaning majestic dignity or venerable, originally given to female relatives of Roman emperors. Famous bearer: British King George III's mother was named Augusta. |
| 1594. | Gusta | Teutonic | | God's staff. |
| 1595. | Gustaafa | Teutonic | | God's staff. |
| 1596. | Gustaf | Swedish | | Staff of the gods, or staff of the Goths. |
| 1597. | Gustaof | Teutonic | | Staff of the Goths. |
| 1598. | Gustav | French | | Royal staff. |
| 1599. | Gustav | German | | Royal staff. From the Swedish Gustaf, meaning staff of the gods. |
| 1600. | Gustav | Swedish | | Noble staff. |
