This collection presents 14 Egyptian boy names that start with G, spanning from “Gaber” to “Guirguis”. Many names blend modern Arabic usage with older Coptic or pharaonic roots and are easy to pronounce internationally. You can use this list for baby naming, cultural research, or finding meaningful options quickly.
Egyptian boy names that start with G are male given names common in Egypt, with Arabic, Coptic, or pharaonic roots. Some, like “Gaber”, reflect occupational or familial meanings and remain popular across generations.
Below you’ll find the table with Name, Pronunciation, and Meaning.
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Egyptian boy names that start with G
| Name | Pronunciation | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gamal | GAH-mal | Modern Arabic | Beauty |
| Gamil | GA-meel | Modern Arabic | Handsome |
| Gad | GAD | Modern Arabic | Serious; earnest |
| Gaber | GAB-er | Modern Arabic | Comforter; mender |
| Galal | GAH-lal | Modern Arabic | Majesty; grandeur |
| Gawdat | GAW-dat | Modern Arabic | Generosity |
| Gohar | GO-har | Modern Arabic | Jewel |
| Gabriel | GAY-bree-el | Modern Arabic | God is my strength |
| George | JORJ | Modern Arabic | Farmer; earth-worker |
| Girgis | GIR-gis | Modern Arabic | Coptic form of George; farmer |
| Gerges | GER-ges | Modern Arabic | Variant of George; farmer |
| Guirguis | GUR-guis | Modern Arabic | Coptic form of George |
| Geb | GEHB | Ancient Egyptian | Earth |
| Gamaleddin | GAM-al-EL-deen | Modern Arabic | Beauty of the faith |