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Gift Baby Names, Names Mean Gift of God Starting With Y

These are gift baby names that start with the letter Y. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all gift baby names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Yahya Swahili Name Meaning "God's Gift." Male African
Yanis Gift From God Male Hebrew
Yannis Gift From God Male Hebrew
Yeeshai Rich Gift Male Hebrew
Yehoash Gift From God Male Hebrew
Yehonadov Gift From God Male Hebrew
Yishai Gift (Father Of King David) Male Indian
Yoana God's Gift Female Spanish
Yohance Hausa Of W. Africa Name Meaning "God's Gift." Male African

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