Names For Boy Kittens With G

If you are a lover of everything extravagant and surround yourself with unusual things, then you probably want to name your kitten-boy in a special way. For such eccentric owners, we have compiled a list of names for kittens with the letter "G": Gorely, Gaspacho, Helicopter, Gadget, Guslar, Tar, Houdini, Gryz, Gad Clawed, Halogen, Gaetano, Genatsvale, General Pshik, Herbasio, Hyperboloid, Gironymus Glaucus, Glitwein, Glukalo, Gnomio, Gogol Mogul, etc.

Gaara (jap. - loving himself) –6 + Gabri (an. Heb. - God is my strength) –0+ Gabri (Hebrew - a man) ––1 + Gabriel (an. Heb. - God is my strength) - 0+ Gabriel (Spanish - God is my strength) –22+ Gabuli (Osset - child) –0+ Gava (Buryat - joyful) –26+ Gavrik (Belarusian - my power - God) –15+ Gavrila (Ukr. - strong as God) –3+ Gavrosh (character) –5 + Gavryusha (Ukr. - a warrior of God) –16+ Gagi (fr. - devoted to someone) –17 + Gad (Heb. - happiness) –15 + Reptile Clawed –-3 + Reptile Fluffy –504+ Gadget (English - device, device) –0+ Gadzhi (Azeri - pilgrim) –2+ Gadir (Azeri - valuable) –-1 + Guy (English - forest) –9+ Gai Julius Caesar (Roman emperor) –1+ Gaibi (character) –0+ Gaidar (Turkic - lion) –4 + Gaidin (German - pagan) –4 + Gakeru (Afr. - spy) –0+ Galaktion (Rus. - milk) –2+ Galileo (physicist) –7+ Galileo (it. - inventor) –7+ Gambit (it.- footboard) –4 + Hamilton (English - high hill) –1+ Hamlet (Dan. - sad) –10+ Ganges (Chinese - prosperity) –1 + Gangster (bandit) –7+ Gandhi (Amer. - friendly) –2+ Ganesha (Indian god of Abundance) –-2 + Ganymede (other Greek - venturing fun) –15 + Hanover (geogr.) –1+ Hans (German - God is kind to everyone) –34 + Ganso (Spanish - simple-minded) –0+ Gunther (German - warrior) –1+ Gard (Norwegian - citadel) –1+ Garik (Ukrainian - farmer) –44+ Garion (character) –3+ Garm (in German-Scandal myth. a huge four-eyed dog) –2+ Garn (American - well-groomed) –-2 + Garnet (French - garnet) –0+ Harold (English - army ruler) –15+ Garrett (Welsh - gentleness, kindness) –5+ Harry (powerful) –43+ Harry Potter (character) –17+ Garrison (English - Harry's son) –0+ Garcia (Spanish - strong) –2+ Garcia (Spanish - bear) –5+ Garus (Belarusian - an honorable gift) –4 + Garfield (eng.- living in a triangle) –524+ Gase (French - pledge) –1+ Gaspacho (Spanish dish) –1+ Ghassan Abdurahman Ibn Hottab (character) –270+ Gaston (French - from Gascony) –1+ Gatto (It. - cat) –4+ Gaukhar (Pers. - pearl) –3+ Gafi (Arabic - healthy) –1 + Gashi (Arabic - born in the evening) –2+ Hashish (from Pers. - hay, dry grass) –32+ Gael (English - Scotsman) –4+ Gwendolyn (melodrama) –0+ Guidon (other German - forest) –8+ Hegemon (control of one state over another) –0+ Giedrius (lit. - serene) –0+ Gage (English - measuring device) –1+ Huck (from other Greek - Almighty) –2+ Hecky (from other Greek - Almighty) –1+ Huckleberry Finn (character) –3+ Hector (other Greek - holder) –21+ Gelik (from Gelendvagen) –15+ Helicopter (helicopter) –0+ Helios (other Greek myth. - the sun god) –-1 + Gelda (Turkic - came) - 1+ Gemin (lat.- twins) –-7 + Gandalf (character) –24+ General Dymkovich –0+ General Fluffy Paw –0+ Henry (English - home ruler) –13+ Henry (English - home ruler) –5+ Georg (German - peasant) –1+ Hercules (other Greek hero) –2+ Herald (English - commander) –4+ Gerard (German - brave spear) –2+ Gerardo (other German - hard spear) - 2+ Gerasim (Greek - venerable) –-3 + Herbann (troops of the people's militia) –-3 + Herbert (German - famous army) –5+ Gerd (English - spear) –-1 + Herey (Pers. - worthy) –1+ Geri (Türkic - desire, aspiration) –4+ Hercules (other Greek hero) –1+ Herm (Latin - native) –2+ Herman (Roman - consanguineous) –14+ Hermes (god of trade, cunning and theft) –19+ Hermi (Latin - native) –1+ Hero (outstanding in his bravery) –5+ Heron (German - guard, guardian) –7+ Herostratus (resident of the other Greek city of Ephesus,who burned the famous temple of Artemis) –4 + Guerrero (geogr.) –4 + Herrick (other German - strong and rich) –14+ Gertie (character) –2+ Hertz (frequency unit) –4+ Duke (title of the highest nobility) –4+ Gesim (uel. - dark, swarthy) –0+ Gef (another Philistine city) –1+ Hephaestus (other Greek god of fire and metal products) –4+ Gesha (Russian - noble) –9+ Geshka (see Gesha) –2+ Gialad (fictional island) –2+ Hyacinth (precious stone) –2+ Gibson (English - smiling) –1+ Given (English - gift) –2+ Gigabyte (unit of measurement) –-11 + Gigantiluis (for Maine Coon) –1+ GigaNthus (for Maine Coon cat) –12 + Gideon (other Hebrew - destroyer) –0+ Gizi (Hungarian - pledge or arrow) –5+ Gizmo (English - gizmo, little thing) –7+ Gilar (Greek - joyful) –0+ Gilgamesh (Sumerian mythical hero) –4 + Himalayas (from the Himalayas) –3+ Hymen (other Greek god of marriage,sanctified by religion and law) –0+ Gimli (Anglo-Saxon - precious stone) –3+ Gin (Japanese - silver) –0+ Guinness (beer brand) –0+ Hyperboloid (from other Greek hyperbole + appearance, appearance) –16 + Hyperion (other Greek - very high) –1+ Gir (English - impressive) –2+ Gira (thieves' jargon - goose) –5+ Ghitu (French - vast forest) –0+ Gift (English - gift) –4+ Leader (instigator, leader) –0+ Gladius (Roman short sword) –1+ Scout (for a kitten with big eyes) –4 + Glamor (English - charm, charm) –3 + Glen (Shot. - natural curiosity) –6 + Glorius (Latin - glorious) –1+ Foolish (see Foolish) –-2 + Foolish (unreasonable, affectionate about a child) –-2 + Glitch (hallucination) - 3+ Gnidiolis –-1 + Gnome (for a small cat) –4+ Goblin (fairytale creature of the underworld) –-2 + Oboe (musical instrument) –3 + Howard (English - guardian) –0+ Speech (peculiar pronunciation,features of speech) –-4 +