Germanic name element with two different meanings: (1) 'god' and (2) 'good' which are impossible to distinguish.
Sometimes, a connection to the name element GUNN is suggested [1]
(1) *guthan = 'that which is invoked' [1]
(1) *guða = 'god', 'deity', 'devine being' [2] [3]
(2) *gôda- = 'good' [4]
(2) gōda- = 'good' (?) [5] [6]
(1) guðr = 'god' [2]
(1) goðr = 'god' [2]
(1) goð = 'gods' [1]
(1) goð = 'god', 'deity', 'devine being' [3]
(1) guð = 'gods' [1]
(1) guð = 'god', 'deity', 'devine being' [3]
(2) góðr = 'good' [2]
(1) guth = 'god' [4]
(1) gudh = 'god' [7]
(1) gud = 'god'
(2) god = 'good'
(2) gott = 'good'
(1) god = 'god' [8] [4]
(2) gôd = 'good' [8]
(1) got = 'god' [4]
(1) god = 'god' [9]
See Guði (1) and Góði (2) and Goda (2) and Gógó (2) and Guddi and Guðki and Gugga and Gotte and Gutti and Götz
See also Gottlob (German)
Gau-
Giö-
Gjö-
Gjø-
Go-
God-
Goð-
Goda-
Gōda-
*Gōda-
Gode-
Godt-
Gol-
Got-
Gott-
Gu-
Gud-
Guð-
*Guð-
Gude-
Gudh-
Gul-
Guld-
Gull-
Gulle-
Gut-
Guth-
Gvø-
Gwø-
Gvøð-
Gy-
Gý-
Gyð-
Gå-
Gö-
Göd-
Göde-
Jø-
Kot-
Ku-
Kul-
Ky-
-gōdaz
-godt
-gōdu
-got
-goth
-gott
-guðr
-gull
In new combinations, the name elements with L (Gul-, Gull-, Gulle-, -gull) are usually interpreted as 'gold' (see GULL) [1]