This list includes 36 Spanish girl names that start with G, from “Gabriela” to “Génesis”. They are mainly Latin or biblical in origin and common across Spanish-speaking countries. Use this list when naming a baby, researching names, or adding cultural detail to writing.
Spanish girl names that start with G are feminine given names used across Spanish-speaking communities. Many trace to Latin, Hebrew, or local traditions; “Gabriela” is a lasting popular example.
Below you’ll find the table with Name, Pronunciation, Meaning/Origin, and Notes.
Name: The listed given name as used in Spanish; use this column to scan options and shortlist names you like.
Pronunciation: Phonetic respelling and simple IPA guide so you can pronounce each name correctly and share it with family or friends.
Meaning/Origin: A concise meaning and linguistic origin to help you understand each name’s history and cultural associations.
Notes: Extra details such as diminutives, regional use, famous bearers, or spelling variants to inform your decision.
Spanish girl names that start with G
| Name | Pronunciation | Meaning/Origin | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gabriela | gah-bree-EH-lah (ɡaˈβɾjela) | God is my strength, Hebrew via Gabriel | unknown |
| Gema | HEH-mah (ˈxema) | gem, jewel, Latin Greek gem-related | unknown |
| Génesis | HEH-neh-sis (ˈxenesis) | origin, creation, Greek (Genesis) | unknown |
| Genoveva | heh-noh-VEH-vah (xenoˈβeβa) | Possibly Germanic “family” + “battle” | unknown |
| Georgina | he-or-HEE-nah (xeorˈxina) | Feminine form of George, Greek “farmer” | unknown |
| Georgiana | he-or-hee-AH-nah (xeorxiˈana) | Feminine of George, Greek origin | unknown |
| Gertrudis | gher-TROO-dees (xerˈtɾudis) | Germanic “spear” + “strength” | unknown |
| Germana | gher-MAH-nah (xerˈmana) | from Germany/Germanic origin | unknown |
| Gina | JEE-nah (ˈxina) | Short form of Georgina/Ginevra or independent | unknown |
| Gisela | hee-SEH-lah (xiˈsela) | Possibly Germanic “pledge” (Gísla) | unknown |
| Giselle | hee-SELL (xiˈsel) or hee-ZEL-eh | French/Germanic “pledge” used in Spanish | unknown |
| Gladys | GLAH-dees (ˈɡlaðis) | Possibly Welsh, meaning uncertain | unknown |
| Gilda | GEEL-dah (ˈɡilda) | Possibly Germanic “sacrifice” or golden | unknown |
| Gloria | GLOH-ree-ah (ˈɡloɾja) | glory, Latin (Gloria) | unknown |
| Gracia | GRAH-thyah / GRAH-see-ah (ˈɡɾaθja / ɡɾaˈsja) | grace, Latin (Gratia) | unknown |
| Graciela | grah-see-EH-lah (ɡɾaˈsjela) | Diminutive of Gracia, “grace” | unknown |
| Griselda | gree-SEL-dah (ɡɾiˈselða) | Germanic “grey battle” (gris + hild) | unknown |
| Greta | GREH-tah (ˈɡɾeta) | Short form of Margareta, Greek “pearl” | unknown |
| Gliceria | glee-SEH-ree-ah (ɡliˈθeɾja) | Greek “sweet”, from Glyceria | unknown |
| Gliceria | glee-SEH-ree-ah (ɡliˈθeɾja) | Greek “sweet”, from Glyceria | unknown |
| Gliceria | glee-SEH-ree-ah (ɡliˈθeɾja) | Greek “sweet”, from Glyceria | unknown |
| Gliceria | glee-SEH-ree-ah (ɡliˈθeɾja) | Greek “sweet”, from Glyceria | unknown |
| Guadalupe | gwah-dah-LOO-peh (ɡwaðaˈlupe) | river of the wolf (Arabic-Latin hybrid) | unknown |
| Guillermina | ghee-yehr-MEE-nah (ɡiʎeɾˈmina) | Feminine of Guillermo (Germanic “will” + “helmet”) | unknown |
| Gumersinda | goo-mehr-SEEN-dah (ɡumeɾˈsinda) | Germanic elements, historical Visigothic name | unknown |
| Gregoria | greh-GOH-ree-ah (ɡɾeˈɡoɾja) | Feminine of Gregorio, Greek “watchful” | unknown |
| Genara | heh-NAH-rah (xeˈnaɾa) | Possibly Latinized from Genovefa/Greek origins | unknown |
| Ginesa | hee-NEH-sah (xiˈnesa) | Feminine of Ginés, Latin-Greek origin | unknown |
| Gaudencia | gow-DEN-see-ah (ɡauˈdenθja) | Latin “joy” (gaudium) feminine form | unknown |
| Geraldina | heh-rahl-DEE-nah (xeɾalˈdina) | Feminine of Gerald, Germanic “rule” + “spear” | unknown |
| Geraldine | heh-rahl-DEEN (xeɾalˈdina) or heh-rahl-DEE-neh | Anglo-Norman form of Gerald feminine | unknown |
| Graciana | grah-see-AH-nah (ɡɾaθjaˈna) | Related to Gracia, “grace” (Latin) | unknown |
| Gala | GAH-lah (ˈɡala) | Possibly Latin “festive” or Basque origin | unknown |
| Gisella | hee-SEH-yah (xiˈseʎa) | Variant of Gisela, Germanic “pledge” | unknown |
| Giselle | hee-ZEL (xiˈsel) or hee-SELL | French/Germanic “pledge” used in Spanish | unknown |
| Graciela | grah-see-EH-lah (ɡɾaˈsjela) | Diminutive of Gracia, “grace” | unknown |
Descriptions
Gabriela
Classic Spanish feminine of Gabriel; short form Gabi common; used across Spanish-speaking countries.
Gema
Short, modern-sounding name popular from late 20th century in Spain and Latin America.
Génesis
Biblical name widely used in Latin America; accent on first syllable in Spanish.
Genoveva
Historic name with medieval roots; saintly associations and literary appearances in Spanish.
Georgina
Used in Spain and Latin America; often shortened to Geor or Gina; international feel.
Georgiana
Less common but attested variant; elegant, used occasionally in Hispanic contexts.
Gertrudis
Traditional Spanish name, associated with saints and older generations.
Germana
Historic and regional usage; occasionally found in older Spanish records.
Gina
Popular short name; used standalone in Spanish-speaking countries; friendly, modern.
Gisela
Common in Spain and Catalonia; also popular in Latin America; variants include Gicela.
Giselle
Borrowed form used in Spanish-speaking countries; elegant, often seen as international variant of Gisela.
Gladys
Widely used in Cuba and other Latin American countries from mid-20th century onward.
Gilda
Short, vintage name that appears in Spanish-speaking countries; literary and theatrical associations.
Gloria
Long-established Spanish name with religious connotations; used across generations.
Gracia
Elegant, sometimes used alone or in compound names (María de la Gracia); slightly old-fashioned.
Graciela
Common Spanish-language form; warm, familiar; diminutives Grace or Chela used.
Griselda
Medieval name used in Spanish literature and folklore; carries vintage, dramatic tone.
Greta
International name adopted in Spanish-speaking areas; short and fashionable.
Gliceria
Rare but historically attested in Spanish records and Catholic contexts.
Gliceria
Rare but historically attested in Spanish records and Catholic contexts.
Gliceria
Rare but historically attested in Spanish records and Catholic contexts.
Gliceria
Rare but historically attested in Spanish records and Catholic contexts.
Guadalupe
Extremely important Marian name in Mexico; used for women across Latin America and Spain; short form Lupe common.
Guillermina
Traditional Spanish feminine of Guillermo; often older generation, diminutive “Mina”.
Gumersinda
Archaic but attested in Spanish historical records and some rural areas.
Gregoria
Older Spanish name; appears in religious and historical registries.
Genara
Uncommon; attested regionally and historically in Spain and Latin America.
Ginesa
Rare regional name connected to Saint Ginés; mostly historical or local use.
Gaudencia
Antique, saint-associated name occasionally found in Spanish records.
Geraldina
Used in Latin America and Spain as a Latinate feminine variant; formal and uncommon.
Geraldine
Imported form that has seen use in Hispanic countries; elegant, international.
Graciana
Rare variant used regionally; has a classical, slightly rural vibe.
Gala
Short, modern name used in Spain (e.g., artist Dalí’s muse); stylish and concise.
Gisella
Less common variant spelling heard occasionally in Spanish-speaking countries.
Giselle
Romantic, ballet-associated name adopted in Hispanic contexts.
Graciela
Common Spanish-language form; warm, familiar; diminutives Chela or Graci.