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Names starting with H
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- Hızır Turkish form of Khidr, 'the green one'
- Ha river (河); also summer (夏)
- Ha-eun summer + grace (夏恩) or river + grace (河恩)
- Ha-jun summer or river + talented (夏俊/河俊)
- Ha-neul sky, heaven (native Korean 하늘)
- Ha-rin summer/river + fine jade (夏璘/河璘)
- Ha-yoon summer + allow (夏允) or river + lustrous (河潤)
- Haakon high son, noble son
- Habaek river lord (ha + baek); river god, grandfather of Jumong
- Habagat southwest monsoon wind
- Habaguanex attested name of Habaguanex, Taino cacique of the Havana…
- Habakkuk embrace; a minor prophet
- Haben pride
- Habib beloved
- Habiba beloved
- Habil breath; Arabic form of Abel
- Habimana God exists, in Kinyarwanda
- Habte my gift, my wealth
- Hachiman eight banners (八幡); the kami of archery and war
- Hadadezer the storm god Hadad is help; king of Zobah c. 1000 BC
- Hadar splendor, glory
- Hadas myrtle
- Hadassa form of Hadassah: myrtle tree
- Hadassah myrtle tree; Hebrew name of Queen Esther
- Haddie pet form of Hadley: heather field
- Haden spelling of Hayden: hay valley
- Hades the unseen one
- Hadi good, beautiful (Javanese); also guide (Arabic)
- Hadia guide to righteousness; calm
- Hadil cooing of doves
- Hadiya gift
- Hadiyah guide to righteousness; also gift
- Hadiza Hausa form of Khadija, premature child
- Hadlee spelling of Hadley, heather clearing
- Hadley heather field
- Hadlie form of Hadley: heather meadow
- Hae-jin sea + treasure (海珍)
- Haeburu attested name of Haeburu, king of Buyeo and father of…
- Haemosu attested name of Haemosu, sun god and father of Jumong; hae…
- Haeun summer (夏) + grace (恩)
- Haf summer
- Hafþór from Old Norse haf, sea, and Thor, the thunder god
- Hafdís sea goddess
- Hafsa young lioness; wife of the Prophet Muhammad
- Hafsat Hausa form of Hafsa, young lioness
- Hafwen white summer, fair summer
- Hagai festive, born on a holy day
- Hagan from Ó hÁgáin, possibly little fire
- Hagar perhaps 'stranger, flight'; mother of Ishmael
- Hagen enclosure; Hagen of the Nibelungenlied
- Haggai festive, born on a feast day
- Hagiru attested name of Hagiru, queen of Rabbel II c. 75 AD;…
- Hagit festive
- Hagos joy, happiness
- Hagrid coined by J. K. Rowling for Harry Potter; from old English…
- Hai sea, ocean (海; Vietnamese Hải)
- Hai Yen sea swallow, petrel (海燕, Hải Yến)
- Haidar lion; epithet of Ali
- Haidee from Byron's Don Juan; perhaps Greek: modest, or caressed
- Haidyn spelling of Hayden, 'hay valley'
- Haig form of Hayk, legendary founder of the Armenian nation
- Haile power, might; runner Haile Gebrselassie
- Hailee spelling of Hailey, 'hay clearing'
- Haileigh spelling of Hailey, 'hay clearing'
- Hailemariam power of Mary
- Haileselassie power of the Trinity; Emperor Haile Selassie
- Hailey hay clearing
- Hailie spelling of Hayley: hay clearing
- Hailu his power, his might
- Haily spelling of Hailey, 'hay clearing'
- Haimona Maori form of Simon, he has heard
- Haingo beauty, adornment
- Hairan attested name of Hairan, eldest son of Odaenathus c. 260…
- Haisley modern blend of Hailey and Paisley
- Haitao ocean waves (海涛)
- Haiyan petrel, sea swallow (海燕)
- Haiyang ocean (海洋)
- Haizea the wind
- Haja respect, honor, in Malagasy
- Hajar emigrant; mother of Ismail; also 'stone' in Arabic
- Hajime beginning (一/始)
- Hajna dawn; short form of Hajnalka
- Hajnalka little dawn; from hajnal 'dawn'
- Hajun summer or river (夏, 河) + talented, handsome (俊)
- Hak-sun learning + good (學善)
- Hakan emperor, khan of khans
- Hake fifth-born son
- Hakeem wise
- Haki justice, right
- Hakim wise; a judge
- Hakob Armenian form of Jacob, 'holder of the heel'
- Håkon high son, from Old Norse há, high, and konr, son; name of…
- Haku white, pure (白)
- Hal diminutive of Henry (home ruler) or Harold (army ruler)
- Hala halo around the moon
- Haldir coined by J. R. R. Tolkien for The Lord of the Rings
- Haldor from Old Norse hallr, rock, and Thor, the thunder god
- Halee spelling of Hayley, hay clearing
- Haley "hay clearing"
- Halfdan half Dane
- Hali spelling of Haley, 'hay clearing'
- Halie spelling of Hayley: hay clearing
- Halima gentle, patient; the Prophet's wet nurse
- Halina calm, serene; Polish form of Galina
- Hall surname: worker at a hall or manor
- Halla rock; short form of names with hallr
- Hallbera rock and she-bear (hallr + bera); Hallbera Snorradóttir,…
- Hallbjorn rock bear (hallr + björn); attested in Landnámabók
- Halldis from Old Norse hallr, rock, and dís, goddess
- Halldór Thor's rock
- Halldora rock and Thor (hallr + Þóra); Halldóra, wife of Víga-Glúmr,…
- Halle from Old Norse Halli, rock; also a form of Hallie
- Hallel praise; the psalms of praise
- Halley English surname, hall meadow; also Halley's Comet
- Hallfred rock and peace (hallr + friðr); Hallfreðr, skald of Olaf…
- Hallgerd from Old Norse hallr, rock, and garðr, enclosure; a heroine…
- Hallgrim rock and mask (hallr + gríma); attested in Landnámabók,…
- Hallgrímur from Old Norse hallr, rock, and gríma, mask or helmet
- Hallie diminutive of Harriet or Henrietta, or a form of Hayley
- Hallstein from Old Norse hallr, rock, and steinn, stone
- Hallvard from Old Norse hallr, rock, and varðr, guardian
- Hallveig rock-strength (hallr + veig); Hallveig Fróðadóttir, wife of…
- Halo halo, ring of light
- Haloa long stalk; first ancestor of Hawaiians, born from the taro
- Halsey from an English place name: Hall's island, or neck of land
- Halston place name, perhaps 'Hal's stone'
- Haluk good-natured
- Halvard rock guardian
- Halyna calm, serene
- Hämarik dusk, twilight
- Hamda praise
- Hamdan one who praises much
- Hamid praising, thankful
- Hamilcar brother of the god Melqart; Hamilcar Barca, father of…
- Hamilton from an English place name, 'flat-topped or crooked hill'
- Hamish anglicized Seumas, Gaelic form of James: supplanter
- Hamisi born on Thursday
- Hamisu boy born on a Thursday
- Hamlet from Old Norse Amleth, of uncertain meaning
- Hammurabi the kinsman is a healer (Amorite); Hammurabi, king of…
- Hamp short form of Hampton: home settlement
- Hampton English place name, home settlement
- Hamsa swan, a sacred bird
- Hamsini swan-like, graceful
- Hamza perhaps 'strong, steadfast'; lion-hearted uncle of the…
- Han Chinese surname and dynasty name; Korean 'one, great'
- Han-byeol one great star (native Korean 한별)
- Hana grace, favor; form of Hannah
- Hanabi fireworks (花火), literally "flower fire"
- Hanae flower + blessing (花恵)
- Hanako flower child (花子)
- Hanami flower + beauty (花美); also the custom of viewing cherry…
- Hanamichi "flower path" (花道), the runway in kabuki theater
- Hanan gracious
- Hananiah God has been gracious
- Hanano of flowers (花乃)
- Hanayo "flower" + "sun" (花陽)
- Hanbit one great light (native Korean 한빛)
- Hanbyul one great star (native Korean 한별)
- Hande smile
- Handy surname: skillful, dexterous with the hands
- Haneef true believer, upright in faith
- Haneen longing, tender yearning
- Haneul sky, heaven (native Korean 하늘)
- Hang moon, as in Hằng Nga the moon goddess (姮)
- Hanga Hungarian word meaning heather
- Hange coined by Hajime Isayama for Attack on Titan
- Hangin wind, air
- Hangyeol consistent, always the same; one grain (native Korean 한결)
- Hanh good conduct, virtue; also happiness (行/幸)
- Hanhepi night
- Hani happy, content
- Hania Polish pet form of Hanna: grace, favor
- Hanif true believer, upright in faith
- Hanitra fragrance
- Haniya happy, pleased
- Hank pet form of Henry via Hendrik: home ruler
- Hanley place name: high meadow or clearing
- Hanna grace, favor
- Hannah grace, favor; mother of the prophet Samuel
- Hanne short form of Johanne: God is gracious
- Hannelore blend of Hanna and Eleonore
- Hannes short form of Johannes: God is gracious
- Hannibal grace of Baal (Phoenician)
- Hans short form of Johannes: God is gracious
- Hansel German pet form of Hans (John); God is gracious
- Hansen surname: son of Hans (God is gracious)
- Hanseo great (韓) or cold (寒) + auspicious (瑞)
- Hansol one great pine (native Korean 한솔)
- Hanson son of Hans (John): God is gracious
- Hantili attested name of Hantili I, Hittite king c. 1590 BC;…
- Hanul sky, heaven (variant of native Korean Haneul)
- Hanuman having a (prominent) jaw
- Hanus Faroese form of Johannes: God is gracious
- Hanwen Chinese literature, scholarly (翰文)
- Hanwi Lakota word for the moon, the night sun
- Hanxiao holding a smile, smiling shyly (含笑); also the banana shrub…
- Hanying cold-weather flower; plum blossom in winter (寒英)
- Hanyu vast like the Milky Way (瀚, 涵) + universe (宇)
- Hanzo "half" + "storehouse" (半蔵), after the famous ninja Hattori…
- Hao vast, grand (浩); also good (好) or heroic (豪)
- Haobo vast, grand (浩) + broad, abundant (博)
- Haoming vast + bright (浩明)
- Haoran vast and righteous, noble spirit (浩然)
- Haoshyangha attested name of Haoshyangha, primeval king; meaning…
- Haoxuan vast (浩) + lofty, high (轩)
- Haoyang vast (浩) + ocean or sun (洋, 阳)
- Haoyu vast + universe (浩宇)
- Hapan second-born daughter
- Hapi attested name of Hapi, god of the Nile flood; meaning…
- Hapistinna third-born daughter
- Har Krishan God (Hari) Krishna
- Har Rai God's king, lord of God
- Harald army ruler; Harald Fairhair
- Haram large, great (native Korean 하람)
- Harbor word name: safe haven for ships
- Harden hare valley
- Hardie form of Hardy: bold, brave
- Hardik heartfelt, cordial
- Harding son of Heard: hardy, brave
- Hardjedef possibly Horus is his endurance; sage-prince, son of Khufu…
- Hardy bold, brave
- Harel mountain of God
- Harena wealth, treasure
- Hareton English place-name surname, "settlement by the hares" or…
- Hargobind God (Hari) the protector
- Hari golden, tawny; remover of sin
- Harika a name of the goddess Durga/Parvati
- Harini deer, doe
- Haripushpa golden or tawny flower (Sanskrit hari + pushpa); Tocharian…
- Haris guardian; plowman
- Harishchandra golden moon
- Haritat plowman, tiller; Nabataean form of Aretas, king c. 9 BC
- Harith plowman, cultivator
- Haritha green, verdant
- Haritz oak
- Harivarman armor of Hari (Vishnu); Harivarman IV, king of Champa c.…
- Harjeet victory of God
- Harjit victory of God (Har + jit)
- Harjot light of God
- Harkaitz Basque word meaning rock
- Harkhuf attested name of Harkhuf, governor and explorer of Nubia c.…
- Harkrishan Krishna of God
- Harlan from an English place name, 'hare land' or 'army land'
- Harlee spelling of Harley, 'hare clearing' or 'rock clearing'
- Harleen absorbed in God
- Harlem from the New York neighborhood, named after Haarlem in the…
- Harlen form of Harlan; land of hares
- Harley hare clearing or hay meadow
- Harli form of Harley: hare meadow
- Harlie form of Harley; hare meadow
- Harlin form of Harlan; land of hares
- Harlon form of Harlan; land of hares
- Harlow from a place name, 'army hill'
- Harlynn modern blend of Harley and -lynn
- Harman beloved of God
- Harmeet friend of God (Har + meet)
- Harmen Dutch form of Herman, from hari, army, and man, man
- Harmon form of Herman; army man, warrior
- Harmonee form of Harmony: agreement, concord
- Harmoni spelling of Harmony: concord, agreement
- Harmonia harmony, concord; goddess of harmony
- Harmonie spelling of Harmony: concord, agreement
- Harmony harmony, concord
- Harnoor light of God
- Harold army ruler; King Harold Godwinson
- Harolyn modern blend of Harold and Carolyn
- Haroon Arabic form of Aaron: possibly mountain of strength
- Haroutiun resurrection
- Harpagus attested name of Harpagus, Median general who served Cyrus…
- Harper harp player
- Harpreet love of God
- Harri Welsh form of Harry, Henry: ruler of the home
- Harriet English form of Henriette: home ruler
- Harrietta form of Harriet (Henriette): home ruler
- Harris from the Isle of Harris; or son of Harry
- Harrison English surname, son of Harry
- Harry home ruler; medieval English form of Henry
- Harsh joy, delight
- Harshavarman armor of joy (harsha + varman); Harshavarman I, Khmer king…
- Harshil joyful
- Harshit joyful, happy
- Harshita joyful, happy
- Harsiyotef Horus, son of his father (Egyptian Har-sa-iotef); king of…
- Hart stag
- Hartley stag clearing
- Hartmut hard mind, steadfast
- Hartwell stag's spring
- Hartwig strong in battle
- Haru spring (春); also sun, clear weather (晴/陽)
- Haruhi spring day (春日) or sunny + sun (晴日)
- Haruhiko spring or clear sky (春, 晴) + prince, boy (彦)
- Haruka distant, far off (遥) or spring flower (春花)
- Haruki spring + shine, or sunlight + tree (春輝/陽樹)
- Haruko spring child
- Haruma clear or spring (晴, 春) + true or horse (真, 馬)
- Harumi spring beauty (春美)
- Harun meaning uncertain; Arabic form of Aaron
- Haruna Hausa and Swahili form of Aaron (Harun)
- Haruno spring field (春野)
- Haruo spring man (春夫)
- Harut meaning uncertain
- Haruto sun/clear sky + soar (陽翔); kanji vary
- Harutyun resurrection
- Harvard from Old English Hereweard: army guard
- Harve short form of Harvey: battle-worthy
- Harvey battle-worthy; from Breton Haerviu
- Harvie form of Harvey: battle-worthy
- Harvinder God, lord of the heavens
- Harvy form of Harvey (Haerveu): battle-worthy
- Hasan good, handsome
- Hasani handsome, good
- Hasbidi mourning dove
- Hasdrubal help of Baal (Azrubaal); Hasdrubal Barca, Carthaginian…
- Hashim crusher (of bread for the poor), generous
- Hashirama "between pillars" (柱間)
- Hasina sacredness, holiness, in Malagasy
- Hasini smiling, joyful
- Haskel Yiddish form of Ezekiel: God strengthens
- Haskell Yiddish form of Ezekiel; God strengthens
- Hasmik jasmine
- Hassan handsome, good; grandson of the Prophet
- Hassana name for the first of twin girls; from Hasan, good
- Hassel dweller by the hazel trees
- Hastein high stone (hár + steinn); Hastein, Viking leader in…
- Hasti existence, being
- Hathor house of Horus; goddess of love, music and joy
- Hatice Turkish form of Khadija, 'premature child'
- Hatshepsut foremost of noble women; female pharaoh
- Hatsuharu "early spring" (初春)
- Hatsune first sound (初音)
- Hattie diminutive of Harriet: home ruler
- Hattusili the one from Hattusa; Hattusili III, Hittite king c. 1267 BC
- Hatuey attested name of Hatuey, Taino cacique who resisted in Cuba…
- Hau generous, kind (厚, Hậu)
- Hauke Frisian diminutive of Hugo: mind
- Haukur hawk
- Haumea the Hawaiian goddess of fertility and childbirth
- Haurvatat wholeness, perfection
- Hauwa Hausa form of Hawwa (Eve), living
- Havana from the Cuban capital, La Habana
- Havelock from the Old Norse name Hafleikr, "sea sport"
- Haven safe place, harbor
- Havîn summer
- Havyn form of Haven: safe place, refuge
- Hawa life, living; Arabic form of Eve
- Hawk hawk
- Hawkins surname: son of Hawkin, pet form of Henry or Harry
- Hawo Somali form of Hawa (Eve), living
- Hawra woman with eyes of strong black-and-white contrast; maiden…
- Hawre cloud
- Hawthorn the hawthorn tree
- Hayam lovesick, deep love
- Hayat life
- Hayata swift (隼) + great (太); peregrine falcon
- Hayate gale, swift wind (疾風)
- Hayato falcon person (隼人)
- Haydee from Haidée, a heroine in Byron's Don Juan; perhaps 'modest'
- Hayden hay valley
- Haydin form of Hayden: hay valley, or heathen place
- Haydon form of Hayden: hay valley
- Hayeon summer or river (夏, 河) + beautiful or lotus (妍, 蓮)
- Hayes English surname, hedged enclosure
- Haykanush sweet Armenian woman
- Haylea form of Hayley: hay clearing
- Haylee spelling of Hayley: English place name, hay clearing
- Haylei form of Hayley: hay clearing
- Hayleigh spelling of Hayley: hay clearing
- Haylie spelling of Hailey, 'hay clearing'
- Haymitch coined by Suzanne Collins for The Hunger Games
- Hayoon summer or river (夏, 河) + permit, lustrous (允, 潤)
- Haytham "young eagle"
- Hayul summer (夏) + law, rhythm (律)
- Hayuya attested name of Hayuya, Taino cacique of the central…
- Hayward hedge guardian
- Haywood English place name, enclosed wood
- Hazal fallen dry leaves
- Haze word name for mist or hazel
- Hazel hazel tree or nut; light brown color
- Hazelle form of Hazel: hazel tree
- Haziel vision of God
- Haziq clever, skilful
- Hazle form of Hazel; hazel tree
- Hazuki leaf month, old name of the eighth lunar month (葉月)
- Heðin from Old Norse Heðinn, possibly fur coat; a legendary king
- Heahmund high protector (hēah + mund); Heahmund, bishop of…
- Heaika Sami form of Henrik: home ruler
- Heath from a surname, 'dweller on the heath'
- Heathcliff "cliff by the heath"; a surname-style name made famous by…
- Heather the heather plant
- Heaven heaven, the sky; paradise
- Heavenlee form of Heavenly: of heaven
- Heavenly heavenly, of heaven
- Heavyn form of Heaven: the sky, paradise
- Hebe youth; goddess of youth
- Heber companion, associate
- Hebert French form of Herbert: bright army
- Hector holding fast; used for Gaelic Eachann
- Hedd peace
- Hedda short form of Hedvig: battle
- Heddwyn blessed peace, white peace
- Hedra Cornish word for October
- Hedvig battle fight
- Hedvika battle and strife; Czech form of Hedwig
- Hedwig battle fight; Saint Hedwig of Silesia
- Hedyle sweet (hēdys); Hedyle, Athenian poet c. 300 BC
- Hee-jin joy/brightness + treasure (熙珍/喜眞)
- Heejin bright (熙) + true or precious (眞, 珍)
- Heera diamond
- Heero coined by Sunrise for Gundam Wing, after Heero Yuy of the…
- Hegoi Basque word for the south wind
- Hehaka elk; as in Hehaka Sapa (Black Elk), Oglala holy man, c. 1930
- Hehua lotus flower (荷花)
- Heiarii royal crown, garland of the chief (hei + arii)
- Heiata garland of clouds (hei + ata)
- Heide German pet form of Adelheid; noble type
- Heidi diminutive of Adelheid: noble kind
- Heidy spelling of Heidi, diminutive of Adelheid: noble
- Heike Low German diminutive of Heinrike: home ruler
- Heikki Finnish form of Henry, home ruler
- Heiko Frisian diminutive of Heinrich: home ruler
- Heily form of Hailey: hay meadow
- Heimana garland of power (hei + mana)
- Heimdall one who illuminates the world
- Hein short form of Hendrik: home ruler
- Heinrich home ruler
- Heinz short form of Heinrich: home ruler
- Heiter coined by Kanehito Yamada for Frieren; German heiter,…
- Heitor holding fast; form of Hector, popular in Brazil
- Hejar humble, poor
- Hekima wisdom
- Hekla from Old Norse hekla, hooded cloak; also Iceland's famous…
- Hel hidden; ruler of the underworld
- Hela from Hel, Norse goddess of the dead
- Helaina form of Helena: torch, light
- Helaine form of Helen, often linked to torch, light
- Helana form of Helena, often given as torch, light
- Hele bright, light
- Helen possibly 'torch, light'; Helen of Troy
- Helena possibly 'torch, light'; St Helena
- Helene torch, light
- Helga holy, blessed
- Helge holy, blessed
- Helgi from Old Norse heilagr, holy
- Hêlîn nest
- Helios sun; Greek god of the sun
- Helle light, bright; the girl who fell from the golden ram into…
- Helly of uncertain origin, perhaps from Helen
- Helma from Germanic helm: helmet, protection
- Helme bead, pearl
- Helmer form of Hjalmar: helmeted warrior
- Helmi pearl
- Helmut helmet, protection and mind, spirit; Helmut Kohl
- Heloísa healthy, wide (Germanic Helewidis), via French Héloïse
- Heloise healthy, wide; the scholar Héloïse
- Hema gold, golden
- Hemant early winter season
- Hemanth early winter, the cool season
- Hemene wolf (Nez Perce); as in Hemene Moxmox (Yellow Wolf),…
- Hemi Maori form of James, supplanter
- Hemiunu attested name of Hemiunu, vizier and likely architect of…
- Hemlata golden creeper vine (hema + lata)
- Hëna the moon
- Henderson Scottish surname, son of Henry; home ruler
- Hendrik home ruler
- Hendrika Dutch feminine of Hendrik, home ruler
- Hendrix son of Hendrik (Henry: home ruler)
- Henery form of Henry; home ruler
- Heng eternal, constant (恒)
- Hengameh festival, commotion
- Hengest stallion; Hengest, Jutish leader in Kent, 5th c.
- Hengist stallion; legendary leader of the Jutes in Britain
- Hening silence, stillness; clear
- Henk short form of Hendrik: home ruler
- Henley high clearing (Old English place name)
- Hennessy descendant of Aonghus (one strength)
- Henny pet form of Henrietta or Hendrik: home ruler
- Henok Ethiopian form of Enoch, dedicated
- Henretta form of Henrietta: home ruler
- Henri ruler of the home
- Henrietta feminine of Henry; home ruler
- Henriette feminine of Henry: home ruler
- Henrik home ruler
- Henrike German feminine of Henrik, home ruler
- Henrique home ruler
- Henry home ruler; eight English kings
- Henryk home ruler; Polish form of Henry
- Henti attested name of Henti, queen of Suppiluliuma I c. 1350 BC;…
- Henut mistress, lady; common Egyptian women's name
- Henuttaneb mistress of all lands; daughter of Amenhotep III c. 1360 BC
- Henuttawy mistress of the Two Lands; queen and priestess c. 1050 BC
- Hepan second-born son
- Hephaestus meaning uncertain
- Hephzibah my delight is in her
- Hepi third-born son
- Heqet attested name of Heqet, frog goddess of childbirth; meaning…
- Hera possibly 'protectress'; queen of the gods
- Heracles glory of Hera
- Heraclitus glory of Hera (Hēra + kleos); philosopher of Ephesus c. 500…
- Herald form of Harold: army ruler; also the word herald
- Herb short form of Herbert; bright army
- Herbert bright army
- Herbie pet form of Herbert: bright army
- Herborg from Old Norse herr, army, and bjarga, to protect
- Herby pet form of Herbert: bright army
- Hercule French form of Hercules, "glory of Hera"
- Hercules Latin form of Herakles: glory of Hera
- Herdis army goddess
- Hereswith army strength (here + swīþ); Hereswith, sister of St Hilda,…
- Hereward army guard; Hereward the Wake
- Heriberto Spanish form of Herbert: bright army
- Herihor possibly Horus is my superior; high priest of Amun c. 1080…
- Heriniaina strength of life
- Herius Oscan praenomen Heirens, from a root meaning 'to want, to…
- Herizo strength
- Herleif from Old Norse herr, army, and leifr, heir or descendant
- Herlinda perhaps from Germanic 'army' + 'gentle'
- Herman army man, warrior
- Hermann army man, warrior
- Hermelinda from Ermelinda: whole + soft, gentle
- Hermenegild whole sacrifice or great tribute (ermen- + gild); St…
- Hermes messenger of the gods; perhaps 'cairn, stone heap'
- Hermia feminine form linked to Hermes, messenger god
- Hermina feminine of Herman: army man
- Herminia feminine of Herminio; army man
- Herminio from the Roman family name Herminius
- Hermione from Hermes, messenger god; daughter of Helen
- Hermod war spirit
- Hermógenes from Greek, born of Hermes
- Hermon sacred mountain, Mount Hermon in the Bible
- Hernan short form of Hernando (Ferdinand): journey, bold
- Hero from Greek myth, priestess loved by Leander; not from "hero"
- Herold form of Harold: army ruler
- Heron the long-legged wading bird
- Herschel deer, Yiddish diminutive of Hirsh
- Herschell form of Hershel: deer
- Hersh Yiddish: deer
- Hershal form of Hershel: deer
- Hershel deer, Yiddish diminutive of Hirsh
- Hershell form of Hershel; deer
- Hershy pet form of Hershel: deer
- Hersilia attested name of Hersilia, Sabine wife of Romulus; meaning…
- Hertha from a misreading of Nerthus, Germanic goddess of earth
- Hertzel little heart; after Theodor Herzl
- Herve battle-worthy; St Hervé the blind bard
- Hervey form of Hervé (Haerveu): battle-worthy
- Hervor from Old Norse herr, army, and vǫr, aware or cautious; a…
- Hery strength, power, in Malagasy
- Hesiod attested name of Hesiod, Boeotian poet c. 700 BC; meaning…
- Hessa share, portion; destiny
- Hessie pet form of Hester (Esther): star
- Hester form of Esther, "star"
- Hestia hearth; goddess of the hearth and home
- Heston brushwood settlement (English place name)
- Hetal friendly, affectionate
- Hetep peace, contentment; common Egyptian name and name element
- Hetepheres her face is content; queen, mother of Khufu c. 2600 BC
- Hettie pet form of Henrietta (home ruler) or Hester (star)
- Hetty pet form of Henrietta: home ruler
- Heulwen sunshine
- Hêvî hope
- Hewitt surname: little Hugh (heart, mind)
- Heyward hedge guardian
- Hezar thousand; the nightingale (hezar-dastan)
- Hezekiah Yahweh strengthens; a king of Judah
- Hiacoomes attested name of Hiacoomes, Wampanoag preacher, c. 1643
- Hiawatha he who makes rivers; Iroquois league co-founder
- Hiba gift
- Hibiki echo, resounding sound (響)
- Hibo gift
- Hidaka high sun (hi + daka); Princess Hidaka, Empress Gensho c.…
- Hidde Frisian name, possibly from hild, battle
- Hideki excellent (秀) + tree or shining (樹, 輝)
- Hidenori excellent (秀, 英) + law, rule (典, 則)
- Hideo excellent man (秀夫) or hero (英雄)
- Hidetoshi excellent (英, 秀) + clever (俊)
- Hiedi form of Heidi, pet form of Adelheid: noble kind
- Hiempsal attested name of Hiempsal I, king of Numidia c. 118 BC…
- Hien gentle, kind, virtuous (賢)
- Hieron holy, sacred (hieros); Hieron I of Syracuse, patron of…
- Hieu filial piety (孝)
- Higinio from Greek Hyginus: healthy
- Higuamota attested name of Higuamota, Taino daughter of Anacaona c.…
- Hiiaka Pele's youngest sister, goddess of hula and healing
- Hikari light, radiance (光)
- Hikaru to shine, radiant (光)
- Hikmet wisdom
- Hila halo, praise
- Hilaire cheerful, happy
- Hilal crescent moon, new moon
- Hilarie form of Hilary: cheerful
- Hilario cheerful, from Latin hilaris
- Hilary from Latin hilaris, cheerful
- Hilbert bright battle
- Hilda battle; Saint Hilda of Whitby
- Hildebrand battle sword; hero of the Hildebrandslied
- Hildeburh battle fortress (hild + burh); Hildeburh, Danish princess…
- Hildegard battle enclosure, protection in battle
- Hildegund battle (hild + gund); heroine of the Waltharius epic
- Hildeprand battle sword (hild + brand); Lombard king 744 (Lombardic)
- Hilderic battle ruler (hild + reiks); king of the Vandals 523–530…
- Hildigunn battle (hildr + gunnr); Hildigunnr, widow of Höskuldr in…
- Hildred battle counsel
- Hildreth battle counsel
- Hildur battle
- Hilja quiet, still
- Hill surname: dweller by the hill
- Hilla cloudberry
- Hillard form of Hilliard; battle hard
- Hillary cheerful (Latin hilaris)
- Hillel praise; the great sage Hillel the Elder
- Hillery form of Hillary: cheerful
- Hillevi Finnish and Swedish form of Heilwig: healthy battle
- Hilliard battle hard
- Hilma helmet, protection
- Hilola crescent moon (Uzbek)
- Hilton English place name, hill town
- Himanshu moon (the cool-rayed)
- Himari sunflower (陽葵)
- Himawari sunflower (向日葵)
- Himeko "princess child" (姫子)
- Himig melody, tune (Tagalog)
- Himiko "sun child" or "sun princess"; Himiko was an ancient shaman…
- Himilco brother of Milk (the divine king); Himilco the navigator c.…
- Himiltrude heaven and strength (himil + trud); first wife of…
- Himmel coined by Kanehito Yamada for Frieren; German Himmel,…
- Hina Polynesian goddess associated with the moon
- Hinako sun + greens + child (陽菜子)
- Hinano the pandanus flower, in Tahitian
- Hinata sunny place (陽向)
- Hind a group of camels; also India
- Hinda doe, female deer
- Hindley English surname, "clearing with hinds (deer)"
- Hindy pet form of Hinde: doe
- Hine girl, maiden; also a goddess
- Hinemoa the maiden who swam Lake Rotorua to her lover Tutanekai
- Hinetitama dawn maiden; first woman's daughter, who became…
- Hinewai light misty rain; water maiden
- Hinhan owl
- Hinmatoowyalahtqit thunder rolling down the mountain (Nez Perce); Chief…
- Hinnerk Low German form of Heinrich: home ruler
- Hinoka Japanese name, e.g. 'sun + fragrance' (日香) or 'fire +…
- Hinton high settlement
- Hipparchia horse ruler (hippos + archē); Cynic philosopher c. 325 BC
- Hipparchus horse ruler (hippos + archē); astronomer c. 190–120 BC
- Hipparete horse and virtue (hippos + aretē); wife of Alcibiades d. c.…
- Hippias of horses (hippos); Hippias of Elis, sophist, 5th c. BC
- Hippolyta freer of horses; queen of the Amazons
- Hippolyte freer of horses
- Hirad wise
- Hiral lustrous, like a diamond
- Hiram my brother is exalted
- Hiranmoy golden, made of gold
- Hiranya golden, gold
- Hiraya fruit of one's hopes and dreams (from hiraya manawari)
- Hiro generous, wide, abundant (寛/博/浩)
- Hiroaki broad, vast (弘, 博) + bright (明)
- Hirofumi broad (博, 浩) + writing, literature (文)
- Hiroko generous child, abundant child (裕子/博子)
- Hiromi broad beauty, abundant beauty (裕美/博美)
- Hiroshi generous, broad (寛/浩)
- Hiroto great flight (大翔); kanji vary
- Hirsi amulet, protective charm
- Hiru the sun
- Hirut Ethiopian form of Ruth, friend
- Hirwa the lucky one, in Kinyarwanda
- Hisashi long-lasting, eternal (久)
- Hisham generosity
- Historia "history, account" (Latin and Greek historia)
- Hitesh lord of goodness, well-wisher
- Hitomaro person (hito) + maro, an old affectionate ending;…
- Hitomi "pupil of the eye" (瞳); also "wisdom + beauty"
- Hiwa watchful, alert, vigilant
- Hiwaga mystery, wonder (Tagalog)
- Hiwot life
- Hiyas gem, jewel (Tagalog)
- Hiyori fine weather, a sunny day (日和)
- Hjørdis sword goddess
- Hjalmar helmet warrior
- Hjalti sword hilt; Hjalti Skeggjason, who helped bring…
- Hjorleif sword heir (hjörr + leifr); Hjörleifr, foster-brother of…
- Hla beautiful, pretty (Burmese)
- Hlengiwe redeemed one
- Hlib Ukrainian form of Gleb, 'heir of God'
- Hlompho respect
- Hlumelo a sprout, new growth
- Hlynur maple tree
- Hmoud diminutive of Hamad, praised
- Hnin dew (နှင်း)
- Hoa flower (花)
- Hoai to remember, cherish (懷, Hoài)
- Hoang yellow, golden; imperial (黃/皇)
- Hoani Maori form of John, God is gracious
- Hobart form of Hubert; bright mind
- Hobbamock attested name of Hobbamock, Wampanoag counselor to the…
- Hobbes son of Robert, from Hobb, a pet form
- Hobert form of Hubert; bright mind
- Hod splendor, majesty
- Hodaka "high sail" (帆高)
- Hodan wealthy, prosperous
- Hodari strong, skilful, brave
- Hodaya thanks to God
- Hodei cloud
- Hoderi fire shining (ho + deri); elder brother of Hoori in the…
- Hodong attested name of Prince Hodong of Goguryeo c. 32 AD;…
- Hogan from Ó hÓgáin: young
- Hogir friend, companion
- Hoglah partridge
- Hogni attested name of Högni, brother of Gunnar in the Völsung…
- Hohepa Maori form of Joseph
- Hoke English surname: hook of land, bend
- Hokoleskwa cornstalk; Shawnee leader Cornstalk, d. 1777
- Hokshila boy
- Hoku star
- Hokuao morning star (hōkū + ao)
- Hokulani star of heaven
- Hokuto the Big Dipper (北斗)
- Holden deep valley
- Holger island spear; Holger Danske, legendary Danish hero
- Holland from the Dutch region, 'wood land'
- Hollee form of Holly: the holly tree
- Holley form of Holly; the holly tree
- Holli spelling of Holly, the holly tree
- Hollis near the holly trees
- Holly holly tree
- Hollyann combination of Holly and Ann
- Holmes from Old Norse holmr: small island
- Holt wood, thicket
- Holton place name: town in a hollow
- Hom Manx form of Thomas, twin
- Homa the mythical bird of good fortune
- Homar form of Omar: life, long-lived
- Homay the auspicious phoenix bird
- Homer perhaps 'hostage' or 'blind'; the ancient Greek epic poet;…
- Homero Spanish form of Homer; the Greek poet
- Homura flame, blaze (焔)
- Homutawake attested name of Homutawake, Emperor Ojin in the Kojiki c.…
- Honami waves of ears of grain (穂波)
- Honani badger
- Honaw bear
- Hone Maori form of John, God is gracious
- Honesty honesty, truthfulness
- Honey honey
- Hong red (红) for girls; vast, great (宏) for boys
- Hongmei red plum blossom (红梅)
- Hongvi strong
- Hongwei vast, great + mighty (宏伟)
- Honoka faint fragrance (仄香/穂乃香)
- Honor honor, integrity
- Honora honor
- Honore honored
- Honoria honor; Justa Grata Honoria, sister of Valentinian III d. c.…
- Honorine honor
- Hooman good-minded, of good nature
- Hoori fire subsiding (ho + ori); Hoori, ancestor of the emperors…
- Hoover Americanised Dutch Hoeve(r): farmer holding a hide of land
- Hoowaneka little elk; Ho-Chunk chief, c. 1830 (Ho-Chunk language)
- Hope hope, expectation; one of the Christian virtues
- Hopocan tobacco pipe; Lenape chief Captain Pipe, c. 1780
- Hor Coptic form of Horus, the falcon god; Apa Hor, martyr c.…
- Hor-Aha fighting Horus; pharaoh c. 3080 BC
- Hörður man from Hordaland
- Horacio from the Roman family Horatius; poet Horace
- Horatio form of Horatius, a Roman family name
- Horemheb Horus is in celebration; pharaoh c. 1319 BC
- Horia from hora, a traditional circle dance
- Hormiz Syriac form of Persian Hormizd, from Ahura Mazda "wise…
- Hormoz Lord Wisdom (Ahura Mazda)
- Hormozd from Ahura Mazda, wise lord
- Horsa horse; legendary brother of Hengist
- Horst thicket, wooded hill
- Hortense garden, from Hortensius
- Hortensia of the garden, from Hortensius
- Horton muddy settlement
- Horus the distant one; Egyptian falcon-headed sky god
- Hosa little raven, young crow; Southern Arapaho chief Little…
- Hosanna save, please; a cry of praise
- Hosea salvation; a minor prophet
- Hoshi star (星)
- Hosni excellent, good
- Hotaka ears of grain + high (穂高); a mountain name
- Hotaru firefly (蛍)
- Houji lord millet (hou + ji); ancestor of the Zhou people
- Houston from a surname and the city, 'Hugh's town'
- Houyi lord Yi (后羿); the archer who shot down nine of the ten suns
- Hovhannes God is gracious; Armenian form of John
- Hovsep Armenian form of Joseph, 'he will add'
- Howard from a surname of uncertain origin, possibly Germanic…
- Howie pet form of Howard, of disputed origin
- Howl short form of Howell (Welsh Hywel, "eminent, conspicuous")
- Hoyle dweller in a hollow (English surname)
- Hoyt English surname, nickname for a tall thin person, from a…
- Hozan poet, singer
- Hozho from Navajo hózhó, beauty, harmony and balance
- Hrafn raven
- Hrafnhild raven battle
- Hrafnkel raven and cauldron (hrafn + ketill); hero of Hrafnkels…
- Hrefna Icelandic feminine form of Hrafn, raven
- Hridya of the heart, pleasing
- Hripsime meaning uncertain; virgin martyr of Armenia
- Hristijan follower of Christ; Macedonian form of Christian
- Hristina follower of Christ
- Hristo Christ, anointed one
- Hrithik from the heart; also read as joy
- Hroald famous ruler (hróðr + valdr); attested in Landnámabók
- Hroar famous spear (hróðr + geirr); Hróarr (Hrothgar), legendary…
- Hrolf famous wolf (hróðr + úlfr); Hrólfr (Rollo), founder of…
- Hrönn wave
- Hrvoje Croat; from the ethnonym Hrvat
- Hryhoriy Ukrainian form of Gregory, watchful
- Htet higher, superior (ထက်)
- Hua flower; magnificent (华/花)
- Huaco attested name of Mama Huaco, founding mother of the Inca;…
- Huajun splendor, China (华) + army or handsome (军, 俊)
- Huallpa fowl, rooster (Quechua wallpa); Tupac Huallpa, Inca ruler…
- Huaman from Quechua waman, falcon or hawk
- Huaming splendid (华) + bright (明)
- Huan happiness, joy (欢)
- Huanhuan joyful, happy (欢欢)
- Huarcay attested name of Cusi Huarcay, Inca princess, wife of Sayri…
- Huascar attested name of Huascar, Inca emperor c. 1527-1532;…
- Huayna Capac young mighty lord (wayna + qhapaq); Inca emperor c.…
- Hubbard surname from Hubert: bright mind or heart
- Hubert bright mind; from hug 'mind' and beraht 'bright'
- Hubertus Latin form of Hubert, from hug, mind, and beraht, bright
- Hucbald mind bold (hug + bald); Hucbald, Frankish music theorist d.…
- Huck short form of Huckleberry, the berry
- Hud meaning uncertain; perhaps 'guided, repentant'
- Huda right guidance
- Hudson son of Hudde
- Hudsyn form of Hudson: son of Hudde (Hugh)
- Hue lily (蕙); also intelligent (慧)
- Huehuecoyotl very old coyote (huehue + coyotl); Aztec trickster god of…
- Huemac big hand (huei + maitl); last Toltec king of Tollan c. 1150
- Huenu from Mapudungun wenu, sky or above
- Huey pet form of Hugh; heart, mind, spirit
- Hugh mind, intellect
- Hughes surname: son of Hugh (heart, mind)
- Hughie pet form of Hugh: mind, heart, spirit
- Huginn thought; one of Odin's ravens
- Hugo mind, intellect
- Hugues French form of Hugh, from hug, heart, mind or spirit
- Huhana Maori form of Susanna, lily
- Huhanye attested name of Huhanye Chanyu, Xiongnu ruler c. 58 BC;…
- Hui wise (慧); also kindness (惠) or splendor (辉)
- Hui Min wise and quick (慧敏)
- Hui Ying wise and outstanding (慧英)
- Huia the huia, a sacred extinct bird
- Huib Dutch short form of Hubertus, from hug, mind, and beraht,…
- Huiban kind (hui) + Ban, her family name; courtesy name of Ban…
- Huifang kind or wise (惠, 慧) + fragrant (芳)
- Huiling wise + tinkling jade, clever (慧玲)
- Huitzilihuitl hummingbird feather; Huitzilihuitl, second Aztec tlatoani…
- Huitzilin Nahuatl word for the hummingbird
- Huitzilopochtli hummingbird of the south (left); Aztec god of sun and war
- Huiyin wise or kind (慧, 惠) + sound or shade (音, 荫)
- Hulda hidden, secret; also gracious; an elfin figure in folklore
- Huldah weasel, mole
- Huldu attested name of Huldu, queen of Aretas IV c. 1 AD; meaning…
- Hülya daydream
- Huma the mythical bird of good fortune
- Humaid praised
- Humaya possibly of good fortune; daughter of Vishtaspa
- Humban-Nikash attested name of Humban-Nikash I, king of Elam c. 743 BC;…
- Humberto bright warrior
- Humphrey bear-cub peace or warrior of peace
- Humza form of Hamza: strong, steadfast
- Hunahpu one blowgunner; one of the Hero Twins of the Popol Vuh
- Hung hero, strong (雄)
- Huni possibly the smiter; last pharaoh of the 3rd dynasty c.…
- Hunt hunter
- Hunter one who hunts
- Huntley place name: hunter's meadow
- Huong fragrance, perfume (香)
- Huracan one leg (K'iche' jun raqan); storm god of the Popol Vuh
- Hurbert form of Hubert: bright heart, bright mind
- Hurshel form of Hershel: deer
- Husam sword
- Husayn little good one, handsome
- Hushang meaning uncertain, perhaps 'of good dwellings'
- Hussain little good one, handsome
- Hussaina name for the second of twin girls; from Husayn
- Hussein little handsome one; grandson of the Prophet
- Huston form of Houston; Hugh's town
- Hutaosa attested name of Hutaosa, queen of Vishtaspa and early…
- Huu friend; to have (Hữu 友, 有)
- Huub short form of Hubertus: bright mind
- Huvishka attested name of Huvishka, Kushan emperor c. 150 AD;…
- Huw Welsh form of Hugh: mind, heart
- Huxley Hucc's clearing
- Huy radiance, glory (輝)
- Huyen mysterious, profound; black (玄, Huyền)
- Hvare sun
- Hvovi attested name of Hvovi, wife of Zarathustra; meaning…
- Hwan bright, shining (煥) or joy (歡)
- Hwangok yellow jade (hwang + ok); Heo Hwang-ok, queen of Gaya c. 48…
- Hwanin lord of heaven (hwan + in); heavenly father of Hwanung in…
- Hwanung attested name of Hwanung, son of heaven and father of…
- Hyacinth hyacinth flower
- Hyang fragrance (香)
- Hyang-mi fragrant + beautiful (香美)
- Hydarnes Greek form of Vidarna; Persian noble c. 522 BC; meaning…
- Hye-jin wise + treasure (慧珍)
- Hye-rin wise + fine jade (慧璘)
- Hye-won wise + beautiful lady (慧媛)
- Hyecho surpassing wisdom (hye + cho); Silla monk who traveled to…
- Hyejin wisdom, grace (慧, 惠) + true or precious (眞, 珍)
- Hyemin wisdom or grace (慧, 惠) + clever (敏)
- Hyeokgeose ruling the world in brightness; Bak Hyeokgeose, founder of…
- Hyeon virtuous, wise (賢) or shining (炫)
- Hyesoo wisdom or grace (慧, 惠) + excellent (秀)
- Hyewon wisdom or grace (慧, 惠) + beauty or garden (媛, 園)
- Hyman from Hebrew Chayyim, life
- Hynek home ruler; old Czech form of Heinrich
- Hyo-jin filial piety + treasure (孝珍)
- Hypatia highest, supreme; Alexandrian philosopher
- Hyperion the one above, high one
- Hyrum spelling of Hiram: exalted brother
- Hystaspes Greek form of Vishtaspa, "having trained horses"; father of…
- Hyuk shining, brilliant (赫)
- Hyun virtuous, wise (賢); also bright (炫)
- Hyun-jun virtuous + talented (賢俊)
- Hyun-woo virtuous/wise + universe (賢宇/炫佑)
- Hyuna virtuous (賢) + beautiful, graceful (娥, 雅)
- Hyunbin virtuous or shining (賢, 炫) + refined, elegant (彬)
- Hyunjin virtuous or shining (賢, 炫) + true or precious (眞, 珍)
- Hyunjun virtuous (賢) + talented (俊)
- Hyunsoo virtuous (賢) + excellent or longevity (秀, 壽)
- Hyunwoo virtuous (賢) + universe or blessing (宇, 佑)
- Hywel eminent, conspicuous; Hywel Dda, the lawgiver