Haines
Meaning: Son of the royal family Gender: Male Pronunciation: Haynz Language origin of Haines: Germanic Regional origin of Haines: Northern Europe Languages Haines is most common: English Religions Haines is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hay Last letter and sound: S, nz Alternative Spelling: Haynes, Hains, Hainz
Hale
Meaning: Heroic or from the hall Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hayl Language origin of Hale: Germanic Regional origin of Hale: Northern Europe Languages Hale is most common: English Religions Hale is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hay Last letter and sound: E, el Alternative Spelling: Hail, Haleson, Haley
Hall
Meaning: From the hall or large building Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal Language origin of Hall: Germanic Regional origin of Hall: Northern Europe Languages Hall is most common: English Religions Hall is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Ha Last letter and sound: L, l Alternative Spelling: Hale, Hal, Halls
Greyson
Meaning: Son of the steward Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray-Suhn Language origin of Greyson: Germanic Regional origin of Greyson: Northern Europe Languages Greyson is most common: English Religions Greyson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Greystone, Greysun, Greysyn
Griffin
Meaning: Strong in faith Gender: Male Pronunciation: Grif-In Language origin of Griffin: Germanic Regional origin of Griffin: Northern Europe Languages Griffin is most common: English Religions Griffin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Grif Last letter and sound: N, in Alternative Spelling: Griffen, Griffyn, Griffon
Grimsley
Meaning: From the gloomy meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Grimz-Lee Language origin of Grimsley: Germanic Regional origin of Grimsley: Northern Europe Languages Grimsley is most common: English Religions Grimsley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Grimz Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Grimley, Grimslie, Grimsly
Grady
Meaning: Noble or illustrious Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray-Dee Language origin of Grady: Germanic Regional origin of Grady: Northern Europe Languages Grady is most common: English Religions Grady is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: Y, dee Alternative Spelling: Gradie, Gradyson, Gradey
Griswold
Meaning: Gray forest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Griz-Would Language origin of Griswold: Germanic Regional origin of Griswold: Northern Europe Languages Griswold is most common: English Religions Griswold is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Griz Last letter and sound: D, would Alternative Spelling: Griswolde, Griswolde, Griswoldson
Graham
Meaning: From the gravelly homestead Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray-Um Language origin of Graham: Germanic Regional origin of Graham: Northern Europe Languages Graham is most common: English Religions Graham is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: M, um Alternative Spelling: Grahame, Gram, Gramson
Grove
Meaning: Small wood or copse Gender: Male Pronunciation: Grohv Language origin of Grove: Germanic Regional origin of Grove: Northern Europe Languages Grove is most common: English Religions Grove is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gro Last letter and sound: E, hv Alternative Spelling: Grov, Grovey, Groveson