Here are some simple Jain-friendly baby names starting with K and G (for boys and girls), with easy meanings:

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Names starting with K

Boys

• Keval / Kaival – from Keval‑jnan; pure, perfect knowledge, liberation.
• Keshav – one with beautiful hair; often used simply as a virtuous name.
• Krunal / Krupal – compassionate, kind-hearted.
• Kamal – lotus; purity.
• Kunal – lotus; one who sees inner beauty.
• Kushal – skillful, auspicious.
• Kirtan – devotional praise.
• Kiran – ray of light.
• Kuldip – lamp of the family.
• Kalyan – welfare, auspicious good.
• Kunthunath – name of 17th Tirthankar (Kunthunath Bhagwan).

Girls

• Kavya – poetry; beautiful expression.
• Karuna / Karuni – compassion, kindness.
• Komal – soft, gentle.
• Kamal / Kamala – lotus; purity.
• Kriti – creation, noble work.
• Krisha / Krishi – auspicious, prosperous.
• Kanchan – gold; something pure and precious.
• Kashvi – shining, bright.
• Kirti – good fame earned by virtue.

For more K‑names you can also see this Jain baby-name discussion .

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Names starting with G

Boys

• Gautam – after Gandhar Gautam Swami (chief disciple of Mahavir Swami).
• Ganadhar / Gandhar – title for the main disciples of Tirthankars.
• Gyan / Gyanesh – knowledge, wisdom.
• Girish – lord of the mountain; often used as a virtuous traditional name.
• Gopal – protector, caretaker (also used in Jain families traditionally).
• Govind – one who guides/guards beings; used in many Jain homes.
• Gaurav – honor, respect.
• Gunratna – jewel of virtues.
• Gunesh / Gunin – full of good qualities (guna).

Girls

• Gauri – fair, pure; auspicious.
• Gita / Geeta – sacred song; spiritual text (name itself is popular among Jains).
• Gunjika / Gunja – a red berry/seed often used in ornaments; also symbolic purity.
• Gunja / Gunjaali – melodious sound, pleasant voice.
• Gunita – full of virtues (guna).
• Gulika / Guli – small pearl, rounded; sweet one.
• Garima – dignity, honor.
• Grishma – summer; bright and warm nature.

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Notes (Jain perspective):

• Many Jain families like names that reflect virtues (e.g., Karuna, Keval, Gyan, Gunita, Kalyan), or are linked with Tirthankars and Acharyas (e.g., Kunthunath, Gautam).
• There is usually no Digambar–Shvetambar difference in these common name meanings; only slight difference in pronunciation or spelling in some regions.

If you tell me boy/girl and if you prefer more “purely Jain” names (linked directly to Tirthankars/virtues) or just Jain‑friendly modern names, I can narrow the list further.