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Gilbert, as in Gilbert and Sullivan, appeals to me greatly: it's a surname of course, in his case. Otherwise, it's very Anne of Green Gables. Giltbert would be OK in a (scholarly) historical novel. Jeltje is fine in the Netherlands; female, of course.

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I like Gareth, Gavin and Gwilym; for a girl, only Georgina really. And then I'd shorten it to sound like Jean, so there doesn't seem to be much point.

I'm not really feeling Gilbert, sorry. It feels too much like a cat name to be human. It's a cute cat name though

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My favorite G names are Genevieve, Georgiana, Georgetta, Gianna, Grace, Graziella, Graziana, Ginger, Giselle, Giovanni, Giles, Galileo, Garrison, Gregorio

This message was edited 10/11/2021, 4:16 AM

You know, I don't like Gilbert, but I do like Giles and Greg. Strange isn't it?:)
I also like Genevieve, Giselle, Ginevra,
maybe even Gillian,
Guilène, I think...
Gaëlle and Gaël.

Gilbert is one of my favourite male names. I've never heard of Giltbert, and I don't like the 'tb' blend.
Jeltje is a family name. I think it's pretty.
'G' names I like:
Gertrude
Geraldine
Gretchen
Guinevere
Gwyneth

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Gavin
Gareth
Guillaume
Grady
Giuseppe

I like Gilbert

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Other G Grant Grace Greta Genevieve