Baby boy names starting with Go
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This page keeps 22 names for Baby boy names starting with Go. Three to read first: Gaurishankar means Gauri and Shankar, Gautam means The Buddha's family name, and Ghaus means Saviour; a saint. Gobind means Lord; Guru Gobind Singh. Gokul means Krishna's childhood village. Gopal means Krishna, protector of cows. Two names can share an English letter and still follow different padas, so the name page is the place to check. Hindi is printed with the meaning. Take the chart, not this list, as the last word on the star.
Gaurang means Fair-bodied; Chaitanya. Gaurav means Honour. Gaurinandan means Son of Gauri; Ganesha. Gaurinath means Lord of Gauri; Shiva.
22 names, in alphabetical order.
- GaurangगौरांगFair-bodied; Chaitanya
- GauravगौरवHonour.
- GaurinandanगौरीनंदनSon of Gauri; Ganesha
- GaurinathगौरीनाथLord of Gauri; Shiva
- GaurishगौरीशLord Shiva, husband of Gauri
- GaurishankarगौरीशंकरGauri and Shankar
- GautamगौतमThe Buddha's family name
- Ghausग़ौसSaviour; a saint
- GobindगोबिंदLord; Guru Gobind Singh
- GokulगोकुलKrishna's childhood village
- GopalगोपालKrishna, protector of cows
- Gopalkrishnaगोपालकृष्णKrishna the cowherd
- GopanगोपनProtector
- GopeshगोपेशLord of cowherds; Krishna
- GopichandगोपीचंदMoon among the gopis
- Gopikrishnaगोपीकृष्णKrishna of the gopis
- GopinathगोपीनाथLord Krishna
- Govardhanगोवर्धनThe hill lifted by Krishna
- GovindगोविंदProtector of cows; a name of Krishna.
- GovindanगोविंदनProtector of cows; Krishna
- GovindrajगोविंदराजLord Govinda
- GogajiगोगाजीFolk hero deity of Rajasthan
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Questions
- How many names are listed for Baby boy names starting with Go?
- Baby boy names starting with Go lists 22 names. Gaurinandan, Gaurinath, Gaurish are three of them, each with a meaning on the name page.
- Where do I read the Hindi meaning?
- Open the name. English is beside the spelling, and Hindi is in the Meaning section with the number and the pada.
- Does this list decide the name for us?
- No. It is a reading list. Nakshatra and numerology are shared as tradition, not as a promise about a child.