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- Francisco Emmanuel·Francisco in the Francis family; Emmanuel: God is with us
- Francisco Ignacio·Francisco in the Francis family; Ignacio: Spanish Ignatius
- Franco Joseph·Franco: Frank or Francesco form; Joseph: he will add
- Gabriel Marlon·Gabriel: Hebrew strong man + God; Marlon: English name borrowed into Cebuano
- Galileo Lee·Galileo: from Galilee; Lee: clearing in an English account
- Gaudioso Rolo·Gaudioso: festive or cheerful; Rolo: Rollo variant
- Gavino Dario·Gavino: possible Gabii connection; Dario: possessing goodness
- Genaro Rafael·Genaro: January-name family; Rafael: God heals
- Generoso Alejo·Generoso: noble or well-born; Alejo: defender-name family
- Gerald Paul·Gerald: Germanic spear and authority elements; Paul: Roman Paulus, small
- Gerard Christopher·Gerard: Germanic spear and firm or brave elements; Christopher: Greek Christophoros, bearing Christ
- Gian Carlo♂Gian: short Giovanni; Carlo: Italian Charles
- Gideon Ike·Gideon: Hebrew feller or hewer; Ike: a diminutive of Isaac, also independently used as an Eisenhower nickname
- Gil Genaro·Gil: Spanish and Portuguese Giles form, with separate English short-name and Hebrew joy histories; Genaro: Spanish form of Januarius
- Gil Norman·Gil: Spanish and Portuguese Giles form, with separate English short-name and Hebrew joy histories; Norman: an old Germanic northman byname
- Gilbert Cesar·Gilbert: Germanic pledge and bright elements; Cesar: an explicitly documented unaccented form of César
- Ginger Ray·Ginger: a spice or colour word name, also a short form of Virginia; Ray: a Raymond short form, also coinciding with the English light word
- Giok Leng♀Source record
- Giovani Ed·Source record
- Giselle Ann·Giselle: a name from the Germanic pledge or hostage element; Ann: English and Manx form of Anne
- Gladys Pearl·Gladys: Old Welsh Gwladus, with country and Claudia interpretations; Pearl: an English pearl word name
- Gleen Blair·Source record
- Glenn Albert·Glenn: a Scottish surname transfer from Gaelic valley; Albert: an established Germanic name in the Adalbert family
- Glenn George·Glenn: a Scottish surname transfer from Gaelic valley; George: Greek Georgios, farmer or earthworker
- Glenn Troy·Glenn: a Scottish surname transfer from Gaelic valley; Troy: a surname transfer associated with French Troyes, also used for ancient Troy
- Glory Fe·Glory: the English glory word, ultimately Latin gloria; Fe: Spanish faith, from Latin fides
- Grace Ann♀Grace and Ann, with separate favour-related histories
- Grace Arlene·Grace: an English virtue name ultimately from Latin gratia; Arlene: an established variant of Arline
- Grace Ellen·Grace: an English virtue name ultimately from Latin gratia; Ellen: an established Helen-family form, independently an Eleonora short form in Dutch
- Grace Lily·Grace: an English virtue name ultimately from Latin gratia; Lily: an English flower name ultimately from Latin lilium
- Guan Soing·Source record
- Guillermo Rodante·Source record
- Hadja Putli Aisa Sulaiman·Source record
- Hadja Radzma·Source record
- Hadja Sittie·Source record
- Hadji Abdul Mukim·Source record
- Hadji Abdulrakman·Source record
- Hadji Acmad·Source record
- Hadji Akil·Source record
- Hadji Casan·Source record
- Hadji Gaffar Mapangcat·Source record
- Hadji Ismael·Source record
- Hadji Naif·Source record
- Hadji Rasid·Source record
- Hadjinur Combat·Source record
- Hadrian Charles·Hadrian: Roman Hadrianus, from Hadria; Charles: the French and English Carolus/Karl family, with competing deeper-root analyses
- Harris Glenn·Harris: an English surname transfer based on Harry; Glenn: a Scottish surname transfer from Gaelic valley
- Harvey Fel·Source record
- Hector Reuel·Hector: Greek Hektor, holding fast; Reuel: Hebrew friend of God
- Henry Clyde·Henry: Germanic home and ruler elements; Clyde: the Scottish river name, whose deeper origin is uncertain
- Henry Ken·Henry: Germanic home and ruler elements; Ken: an English short form of Kenneth, alongside an independent character-dependent Japanese name
- Herald Gregg·Source record
- Herman Antonio·Herman: Germanic army and person elements; Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Roman Antonius
- Honey Grace·Honey: an English honey-word name and affectionate nickname; Grace: English grace, ultimately from Latin gratia
- Ignacio Luis·Ignacio: Spanish form of Ignatius, with an uncertain older Egnatius origin; Luis: Spanish form of Louis
- Iris Mae·Iris: Greek rainbow, also associated with the flower and coloured part of the eye; Mae: an established variant of May
- Isidoro Rey·Isidoro: Spanish, Italian and Portuguese form of Isidore; Rey: a short form of Reynaldo that also coincides with Spanish king
- Jacinto Maria·Hyacinthus-family Jacinto with Maria
- Jack Lester·John-family Jack and the Leicester place-name
- Jaime Elemar·Source record
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