Explore Italian Girl Names

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Showing 161–180 of 297 matching name records. Page 9 of 15.

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161GabyItalianDiminutive of Gabriella: Woman of God. An Italian form of the Hebrew name Gabriel.Girl
162GaetanaItalianFrom Gaete.Girl
163GaetaneItalianFrom Gaete.Girl
164GavriellaItalianGod's able-bodied one. Feminine of Gabriel.Girl
165GemmaItalianJewel or gem. Famous bearer: Italian saint Gemma Gaigani, actress Gemma Craven.Girl
166GenevraItalianItalian form of Genevieve, meaning white wave, of the race of women, fair and yielding.Girl
167GeonnaItalianVariant of Jane.Girl
168GeovanaItalianFeminine of John. Gift from God.Girl
169GhitaItalianPearl.Girl
170GiaItalianGod is gracious. Variant of Jane.Girl
171GianaItalianGod is gracious. Variant of Jane.Girl
172GianaraItalianGod is gracious. Variant of Jane.Girl
173GianinaItalianGod is gracious. Variant of Jane.Girl
174GiannaItalianGod is gracious. Variant of Jane.Girl
175GianninaItalianGod is gracious. Variant of Jane.Girl
176GinevraItalianAn Italian variant of Guinevere, meaning fair and yielding.Girl
177GiordanaItalianFeminine of Jordan. The Jordan River.Girl
178GiovanaItalianFeminine of John. Gift from God.Girl
179GiovannaItalianFeminine form of Giovanni: gift from God.Girl
180GiudittaItalianItalian form of Judith. Praised.Girl

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