Baby names starting with H

English · Variant spelling of Harper, an Old English occupational surname meaning 'one who plays the harp.'

English · Variant of Hartley, an English place name meaning 'stag woodland clearing' or 'clearing with deer.'

English · Modern invented variant blending Hay- (from Hayley or Hazel) and -lan, of uncertain etymology.

English · Modern variant of Henley, an English place name meaning 'high woodland clearing' or 'high meadow.'

African · Ethiopian Amharic name meaning 'gift' or related to concepts of divine blessing and abundance.

English · Modern invented or informal name, possibly a diminutive of Judith (Hebrew 'praised') or a creative coinage.

Hebrew · Shortened form of Hezekiah, from Hebrew meaning 'God strengthens' or 'God is my strength.'

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'skillful,' 'proficient,' or 'intelligent,' a variant spelling of Haziq.

Arabic · From the Arabic root *hadi*, meaning “guide,” with the sense of one who leads or directs.

Japanese · A Japanese name often written with characters for “spring” and “horse,” giving a seasonal and natural tone.

English · A short modern variant of older names like Henry forms, but without a firm standalone historical meaning as written.

Hebrew · A short name form likely derived as a clipped variant; no well-established single-root meaning in modern records.

Indian · Sanskrit compound of 'Harsh' (happiness, joy) and 'Veer' (brave, heroic), meaning 'joyful warrior' or 'brave one.'

English · Modern invented variant of Holden, from Old English meaning 'deep valley' or 'hollow in the hillside.'

English · Variant of Hadley, an English surname and place name meaning heather field.

Arabic · A feminine Arabic name variant related to names like Hajar/Hajara, associated with classical Arabic naming traditions.

Arabic · From Arabic *hamidah*, meaning 'praised' or 'praiseworthy,' a direct Arabic feminine devotional form.

English · A modern compound of Hannah and Belle, combining Hebrew biblical grace with the French word for beauty.

Indian · An Indian Punjabi name form from Har- divine elements and -jap/Jap endings, used in Sikh and broader North Indian traditions.

Indian · From Sanskrit *hāsyā*, meaning laughter or joy, a name linked to expressive and cheerful Indian naming culture.

English · An English place-based form originally meaning a deer meadow or clearing, now used as a modern given name.

Indian · A modern Indian name linked to Sanskrit Rithika traditions, often associated with rhythm, truth, and grace.

English · A modern English spelling of Haylee, from Old English for a hay clearing or meadow.

English · From Old English haeg meaning an enclosure or hedge-field, then moved from place term to surname and given name.

Hebrew · A rare modern transliteration in Hebrew name style, likely a stylized spelling of Hesed-root or similar forms.

Arabic · Arabic name from the root *ḥamd* 'praise'; *Hāmid* means 'the praised one' and is an established Muslim name form.

Indian · Indian form related to Harish, from Sanskrit *Hari* (a divine name) and *īśa* ('lord'), meaning 'lord Hari.'

Slavic · A Slavic-rooted name form associated in some Slavic languages with grain/pea meanings, used here as a modern personal name.

Hebrew · Spanish form of Haggai, a Hebrew biblical prophet's name meaning 'festive' or 'born on a feast day.'

English · Modern invented name likely inspired by the word 'handsome' or as a creative respelling of Hansen ('son of Hans').

Arabic · Arabic name meaning 'present,' 'one who is there,' or 'attending,' indicating readiness and presence.

Greek · Modern short form possibly derived from Hélio (Greek hélios, 'sun') or used as a contemporary invented given name.

Arabic · Arabic name variant of Hudhayfah, borne by a companion of the Prophet Muhammad; meaning relates to 'one who shaves or scrapes.'

Arabic · Diminutive or creative variant of Hadi (Arabic 'guide/leader') or Hadley (English 'heath meadow').

Arabic · Variant of Habiba, an Arabic name meaning 'beloved' or 'sweetheart,' from the root ḥabba (to love).

English · Modern invented name, possibly inspired by Dickens' Miss Havisham or blending Havana with Aisha.

English · English surname-style name derived from a place name, likely meaning 'high woodland clearing' or 'hind's meadow.'

Arabic · Variant of Haniya, from Arabic meaning 'happy, pleased, or content.'

English · Playful variant of Honey, an Old English endearment meaning 'sweet,' used modernly as a given name.

English · Modern elaboration of Hailey, from Irish/Old English meaning hay meadow or hero, with a feminine -leen suffix.

Hebrew · Modern compound of Hannah (Hebrew 'grace' or 'favor') and Lee (Old English 'meadow'), meaning gracious meadow.

Hebrew · Compound of Hannah (Hebrew 'grace' or 'favor') and Bella (Italian/Latin 'beautiful'), meaning beautiful grace.

Indian · Sanskrit name meaning green or one who takes away sins, associated with nature and purity in Hindu tradition.

Hebrew · Biblical name of Judah's Adullamite companion in Genesis; from Hebrew/Arabic roots meaning noble or cavern.

Chinese · Chinese compound name combining hào (bright, vast) and xuān (profound, mysterious, deep).

Chinese · Chinese compound name combining hào (good, brave) and yǔ (jade, universe), signifying noble excellence.

English · English compound meaning 'sharp-eyed hawk,' popularized by the frontier hero in James Fenimore Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales.

Chinese · A Chinese name often built from characters meaning "good" and "morning," suggesting a bright, fortunate beginning.

Chinese · Likely a romanized East Asian name element whose meaning depends on the source character and dialect, often tied to brightness or elegance.

English · An English surname meaning "son of Huchin," a medieval pet form of Hugh, from a root meaning "mind" or "spirit."

English · A modern variation of Holly with a new ending, rooted in English woodland plant symbolism.

English · Contemporary variant of Hadley/Adelyn, linked to old English meadow imagery and modern naming style.

English · A modern combination of Hailey, meaning "hay meadow," with Rose, the flower, making a nature-based name.

Arabic · From Arabic *Hajar/Hajara*, meaning 'stone' and historically linked with the name Hagar in Semitic tradition.

Hebrew · A blended form of Hannah ('favor/grace') with the Elin/Anne family, common in modern Germanic-English naming taste.

Indian · From Sanskrit: *Hari* (a name of Vishnu) + *priya* meaning 'beloved,' so 'beloved of Hari.'

French · From Harlequin, the theatrical figure, reshaped with a modern double-n ending for a stylized modern given name.

Indian · Punjabi/Sikh name from Sanskritic/Hari roots meaning 'remembrance of God' or 'the mind fixed on Hari.'

English · From an English surname and place-name element meaning 'high clearing' or 'wooded clearing,' later reused as a personal name.

Arabic · Likely an Arabic feminine form with a softened phonetic ending, used regionally in modern naming practice without a single fixed old etymology.

English · From Middle/Old English terms around a hatch or gate, likely occupational or topographic in surname origin before becoming a given form.

Arabic · Arabic name from Haytham, traditionally meaning a hawk-like, strong-eyed one.

English · English name form from Hob, an old nickname of Robert; Robert means “famed” from Germanic words for brightness and fame.

Arabic · Arabic/Hebrew form of Abel (Habil), a biblical name meaning "breath" or "vapor."

Greek · From Greek Helios, the personification of the sun and a classical mythic reference.

Hebrew · A modern form linked to Hebrew Hannah (“grace”) with the Old English element -ley (“meadow”), creating a gentle English-style name.

English · From Old English place-name elements meaning "high wood/clearing," later used as a modern given name.

English · From Old English roots meaning heather meadow, adapted from a surname place-name into a modern given name.

English · A respelling of Harley with a softer modern ending, rooted in an English meadow-related name element.

Arabic · Arabic form of Hawa, the name linked to Eve in Islamic tradition and the biblical first woman.

English · A modern inventive feminine form inspired by Hebrew- and Arabic-sounding names, with no single fixed historical base.

English · A modern coinage joining Hadley (heath meadow) and Lynn (lake), common in contemporary naming.

English · A blended form of Hadley and Ann, combining a nature-rooted Old English element with a classic feminine anchor.

Hebrew · Connected to the Hebrew root Hallel, meaning praise, as in liturgical expressions of thankfulness.

Arabic · From Arabic ḥanan/hanan meaning compassion, tenderness, and benevolence.

English · A modern invented English form evoking harp-like lyrical or artistic imagery.

English · A short-form variant of Hartley, from Old English elements meaning a deer-linked clearing.

English · A modern spelling variant related to Hazel/Hazel-like names with a soft contemporary ending.

English · Compound of Hazel (tree name) and Marie, linking nature imagery with the biblical name Miriam.

Indian · An Indic name associated with benevolent meaning, often linked to ideas of kindness and good intent.

Indian · From Sanskrit, meaning "heart," used as a tender name for emotional sincerity.

English · A modern name form built from soft consonant-sound patterning and modern suffix styling.

English · A modern invented name shaped by international phonetics; treated as a contemporary given name without fixed old meaning.

English · A modern English-derived form inspired by halo/light imagery, with little fixed historical etymology as a standard given name.

Arabic · Arabic term and title for a person who completed the pilgrimage, carrying religious honor.

Arabic · From Arabic Hamim, associated with kindness, tenderness, and gentleness in classical usage.

Chinese · Chinese name often written as Hao-ran meaning broad, generous and upright in character.

Chinese · Chinese compound name often interpreted as bright and cultured, linked to scholarly literary ideals.

German · Germanic surname form related to Hein-family naming, adapted as a short modern personal name.

German · German diminutive of Heinrich, meaning home ruler, kept as a concise traditional name root.

Hebrew · Biblical Hebrew name meaning "God strengthens," from roots combining divine power and support.

English · English patronymic surname meaning "son of Hick," from Old English pet-name roots, now used as a first name.

Arabic · Arabic-influenced modern form related to Rehan, commonly understood as fragrant or sweet basil.

Welsh · Welsh name meaning generous or generous-hearted in old Celtic usage.

German · German surname-based name related to Hans-family forms, used as a family-style masculine name.

English · English patronymic name meaning son of Harde, with the root connoting firmness or strength.

Indian · Indian/Punjabi form combining Sanskritic elements into a protective heroic-style masculine name.

English · Contemporary English-influenced spelling variant in recent naming trends, related to Austin-like sounds.

French · French surname-origin name derived from a family form and reused as a modern given name.

English · English occupational surname meaning holder or keeper, later adopted as a first name style.

Chinese · Chinese name formed from elements often read as vast or grand and universe/world.

Indian · A modern Indian-rooted male name using Sanskrit-style phonetics and a meaning of upright character or grace.

Arabic · Arabic name related to Hudhayfa, historically borne by early Islamic figures and tied to guidance.

English · A coined English virtue name joining Heavenly and Joy to express a hope of divine blessing and joy.

English · Modern English blend of Hadley/Hadi with the soft -lyn ending, used as a stylish contemporary form.

Scottish · Modern clipped form from Harvey, from Old English elements for battle and army.

Hebrew · A modern variant connected to Hebrew-rooted family naming families with biblical resonances.

English · A contemporary invented spelling style related to Huxley, used as a distinctive modern name.

African · Used in Somali contexts, often understood to mean "prosperous" or "blessed" depending on local usage.

Arabic · A feminine form of Hamid, meaning "praiseworthy" or "one who gives thanks."

Hebrew · A blended form of Hannah and Leigh; Hannah means "grace" or "favor" in Hebrew.

Indian · An Indian name, often used in South India, commonly interpreted as meaning "blessed" or "fortunate."

English · A modern blend of Harley and Quinn, shaped by contemporary pop culture and surname-style naming trends.

Greek · Likely inspired by Harmony or Hermione, from Greek roots tied to "joining," "order," or "concord."

English · A modern compound name joining Hazel, the tree, and Rose, the flower, for a double botanical meaning.

English · A modern surname-style coinage modeled on names like Hensley, probably meaning little more than its fashionable sound.

Chinese · A Chinese name element whose meaning depends on the character, often linked to "cherish," "locust tree," or the Huai River.

Arabic · Humeyra is an Arabic form of Humayra, a diminutive meaning "reddish" or "rosy," often understood as rosy-cheeked.

English · Hynleigh is a modern English-style coinage built on surname-like elements such as Hyn- and -leigh, the latter meaning a meadow or clearing.

Indian · An Indian name often used in modern settings and associated with Sanskrit-derived meanings around radiance.

Indian · From Sanskrit elements *hima* (snow) and *ansh* (part), commonly understood as "part of snow" or a cool-breathing nature image.

Indian · A modern Indian form linked to Hari, a name for Vishnu, used as a devotional given name meaning one protected or guided by the divine.

German · From Germanic Hagen-name tradition, often linked to enclosure or martial protection; now a variant-style modern name.

Hebrew · Biblical Hebrew form of Hezekiah, meaning 'Yahweh strengthens' or 'God has made strong.'

English · Stylized form of Hoyt, coming from surname roots, now used as a modern English personal name.

English · Likely from an English surname form, probably related to place or family-name roots, now used as a modern given name.

German · A modern spelling of Hendrix, ultimately tied to Hendrik, meaning ruler of the home.

English · An English patronymic surname meaning son of Hick, with Hick as a medieval pet form of Richard.

English · An English place surname meaning hollow brook or stream in a hollow.

Arabic · An Arabic form related to Hudhayfah, a classical Islamic name known from early Muslim history.

Arabic · An Arabic variant of Hudhayfi or Hudhayfah, a traditional Islamic name with classical roots.

Arabic · A spelling variant of the Arabic name Hudhayfi, drawn from longstanding Islamic naming tradition.

English · Haddison is an English-style surname name modeled on Addison, meaning son of Haddy or adapted from similar family-name forms.

English · Harleyrose combines Harley, an English place surname, with Rose, the flower name.

English · Harpergrace joins Harper, an English occupational surname for a harp player, with Grace, the virtue name.

Arabic · Hikmah is Arabic for “wisdom” or “sound judgment.”

Indian · Hrisha is an Indian name from Sanskrit roots associated with joy, delight, or happiness.

Arabic · Habsa is an Arabic name associated with gathering or collecting, and linked by usage to Hafsa.

Arabic · Hadiza is used in Hausa and Arabic contexts and relates to Hadith-derived names meaning narrator or speaker.

Indian · Hanika is used in South Asian naming and is often interpreted as graceful, happy, or favored.

Hebrew · Hariah likely draws from Hebrew and Arabic forms related to mountain, lion, or elevated dignity.

English · Harliquinn is a creative spelling of Harlequin, from French theatrical tradition meaning a comic character.

English · Harperlee combines Harper, an occupational name for a harp player, with the English suffix lee.

Arabic · Hasinah is an Arabic name meaning beautiful, good, or virtuous.

Arabic · Hasnaa is an Arabic name meaning very beautiful, lovely, or graceful.

English · Hinlee is a modern English-style invented name built with the trendy -lee ending.

Indian · Hartaj is an Indian name, especially in Sikh usage, meaning 'crown of God' or 'divine crown.'

English · Haiyden is a modern spelling of Hayden, an English place name meaning hay valley or hay hill.

German · Hanssel is a spelling variant of Hansel, a German diminutive of Hans, meaning God is gracious.

Spanish · Hirving is a Spanish-language variant of Irving, a surname-name linked to green water or sea friend roots.

Arabic · Hamiz is likely an Arabic-derived name related to praised or strong qualities, with a brisk modern form.

English · Hawkens is an English surname-style name related to Hawkins, originally meaning "son of Hawke."

English · Hesher is a modern nickname-style name, probably drawn from surname or subculture usage more than ancient etymology.

Indian · Hridan is an Indian name related to Sanskrit hrid or hridaya, meaning "heart."

Arabic · Halit is a Turkish form of Arabic Khalid, meaning eternal or everlasting.

Persian · Haval is used in Kurdish and Persian contexts and is associated with companionship, support, or friendship.

Spanish · Hilo is a place name best known from Hawaii, though in Spanish it literally means thread.

German · Hubery is a variant of Hubert, from Germanic elements meaning bright heart or shining mind.

Japanese · A Japanese name often interpreted through floral elements, giving it a graceful flower-linked sense.

Arabic · Hailah is often treated as a variant of Hala or Kayla-like forms, usually conveying a graceful or halo-like feel.

English · Hayeslee is a modern English surname-style creation built from Hayes and -lee, suggesting a hedged or brushwood meadow.

African · Hialeah comes from a Native place name popularized in Florida and is generally interpreted as pretty prairie or upland prairie.

Indian · Hriti is an Indian name from Sanskrit roots often interpreted as joy, love, or heartfelt happiness.

Arabic · Hadilynn is a modern blend of Hadi, meaning guide in Arabic, with the English suffix Lynn.

English · Haislyn is a modern English coinage shaped by contemporary favorites like Hazel, Paisley, and Kinsley.

Indian · Hariyah appears related to Hari, a Sanskrit name of Vishnu, giving it a sacred Indian devotional tone.

English · Harleymae combines Harley, an English place-name meaning hare meadow, with the vintage middle-name Mae.

Indian · Harmehar is a Punjabi Sikh name built from elements meaning God and grace, often understood as God's mercy.

English · Harperlynn blends Harper, an English occupational name for a harp player, with the modern suffix Lynn.

Arabic · Hauwa is a Hausa and Arabic-linked form of Eve, associated with life and the first woman in Abrahamic tradition.

English · Havilyn appears to be a modern elaboration of Havilah or Haven-style names, giving it a newly coined English feel.

Arabic · Hayaat comes from Arabic hayat, meaning life, living, or vitality.

Hebrew · Hilkiah is a biblical Hebrew name meaning my portion is the Lord or Yahweh is my inheritance.

Indian · An Indian name related to Sanskrit ritvik, meaning a priest, sage, or sacred ritual performer.

English · Holcomb is an English surname-style name from place elements meaning "hollow valley" or "deep combe."

English · Huxen is a modern English-style name likely influenced by Huxley, carrying a brisk surname-based feel.

English · A surname-style name from Old French and English usage, originally tied to chance or fate.

German · German form of Henry, from elements meaning "home" and "ruler."

Arabic · Arabic diminutive form related to roots of beauty or smallness, often read as "little handsome one."

English · A compound of Hazel and Anne, blending the hazel tree with a classic grace name.

African · Haseya is used in some African naming traditions and is often associated with joy or delight.

English · Harmonni is a creative spelling of Harmony, from the English word for concord and balance.

English · Hatteras is a place-based name taken from Cape Hatteras and the Outer Banks.

English · Haukea is used as a modern adapted name with a bright, airy sound and likely contemporary coined roots.

Latin · Honorah is a form of Honora, from Latin honor, meaning honor or dignity.

Arabic · Hyab appears to be a rare modern form, likely influenced by Arabic-style naming and soft aspirate sounds.

Indian · Hrishaan is an Indian name linked to Sanskritic roots and is often interpreted as joyful, noble, or connected with divinity.

Arabic · A variant of Hanif, from Arabic, meaning upright, true, or sincerely faithful.

Chinese · A Chinese name often formed from characters meaning vast and righteous, generous, or accomplished.

African · Hili appears in African naming use and is often associated with cheerful or lively qualities, though usage varies by language.

Greek · Harminee is a variant of Harmony, from Greek harmonia, meaning concord or agreement, filtered through modern French-style spelling.

French · Honeste comes from Latin honestus by way of French, carrying the sense of honorable, upright, or truthful.

English · Harleyrae is a modern compound of Harley and Rae, combining surname-style cool with a bright middle-name ending.

English · Heavenn is a modern spelling variant of Heaven, used as an English word name suggesting paradise and purity.

Arabic · An Arabic feminine form meaning "guide" or "one who leads to the right path."

English · A modern compound likely blending Hada or Hadley-style sounds with Lynn, giving it a soft contemporary feel.

English · A modern invented name influenced by Hailey and Paisley-style forms, with no single traditional root.

Hebrew · Likely related to Hana-type names, which can mean "grace" in Hebrew-linked usage or "flower" in Japanese usage.

Arabic · From Arabic hasanat, meaning "good deeds," "virtues," or "blessings."

English · Likely a modern spelling influenced by Hazel, the English nature name from the hazel tree.

English · A modern English title-name meaning literally "her majesty," created for regal impact.

German · Henryjames combines Henry, 'home ruler,' and James, a form of Jacob meaning 'supplanter,' in a double given name style.

English · Huk appears to be a short modern name, possibly from surname or nickname usage, with uncertain exact origin.

Arabic · Variant of Hakim, from Arabic, meaning wise or learned.

Greek · From Greek roots related to sacred or holy, also recalling the ancient ruler Hieron.

English · A creative spelling of Hazel, the tree and color name from Old English.

English · A spelling variant of Hazel, from the hazel tree and its warm brown color.

English · Haizlyn is a modern invented English-style name blending sounds like Hazel and the -lyn suffix.

English · A compound of Harper, an occupational surname for a harp player, and Ann, meaning grace.

English · A blend of Harper, “harp player,” and Rae, an English middle-name form linked to grace or counsel.

English · A modern English place-style name using -leigh, suggesting a meadow or clearing.

English · A modern compound name combining Haven, “safe place,” with Grace, “blessing” or “favor.”

Irish · A spelling variation of Hennessy, from an Irish surname meaning descendant of Aonghus.

Japanese · Likely related to Japanese Hiyori-style naming, often associated with favorable weather or calm conditions.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning “reddish” or “rosy,” famously used as an affectionate epithet.

African · Hachalu is an African name, likely Ethiopian in use, with regional roots rather than a widely shared Western etymology.

Arabic · Hafez comes from Arabic hafiz, meaning guardian or one who has memorized sacred text; it is also famed through the Persian poet Hafez.

Latin · Haydrian is likely a modern blend of Hadrian and Hayden, echoing the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning from Hadria.

German · Hesler is a surname-style name of Germanic or English form, likely tied to woodland or place-name roots.

Hebrew · Hezekian is likely inspired by Hezekiah, from Hebrew roots meaning strengthened by God.

Scottish · Highland is an English and Scottish place-based name referring to elevated land or the Scottish Highlands.

English · Huckley is an English surname and place-style name, likely meaning meadow or clearing associated with a personal name.

English · Hucksen is a modern surname-style creation, likely modeled on names like Hudson and Huck with a son-ending feel.

Japanese · Himawari is Japanese for 'sunflower,' making it a vivid floral and sun-linked name.

Welsh · Hiraeth is a Welsh word for deep longing or homesickness, often with a poetic sense of yearning for what is lost.

English · Haelo is a modern respelling of Halo, the luminous ring of light, giving it a bright celestial association.

English · Hainsley is a surname-style English modern name built like Hensley, probably meaning a meadow or clearing tied to a family name.

Arabic · Hasha is likely an Arabic-derived or adapted name, used in modern contexts with meanings that vary by usage.

English · Hasleigh is a modern English-style surname name built on the -leigh ending, likely echoing names like Haisley.

German · Hella is a German short form of names like Helene, ultimately from Greek roots meaning "torch" or "bright light."

Arabic · Hinza is likely a modern variant related to Arabic or Urdu naming patterns, with uncertain exact etymology.

Arabic · From Arabic roots linked to praise, often as a form related to Hamid or Mahmoud.

Indian · A Punjabi/Sikh-style compound name combining Har, a divine name, with Sahib, meaning master or lord.

English · A modern spelling of Hux-ton style names, likely meaning settlement or town linked to a surname root.

Japanese · Hakoda is used as a Japanese-style name and surname, likely connected to elements suggesting field or rice-field imagery.

Norse · Hakon is a Norse royal name from Hákon, usually interpreted as "high son" or "chosen son."

Spanish · Haro is a Spanish surname and place-based name connected with the town of Haro in La Rioja.

German · Henzo is a modern variant influenced by Enzo and Heinz, blending European forms tied to "home ruler."

German · Hotchner is a German-derived surname name, probably occupational or locational in origin.

English · Huttson is a modern spelling of Hudson, an English surname meaning "son of Hud" or Hugh.

English · Hyker is a modern invented name, likely influenced by the English word "hiker" and outdoorsy imagery.

English · Hazelie is a modern elaboration of Hazel, the English tree name associated with the hazel plant.

English · Hazie is a diminutive-style form of Hazel, the English nature name from the hazel tree.

English · From the English word hallow, meaning “holy” or “saintly,” with old religious roots.

Japanese · A Japanese name and word meaning “fireworks,” formed from hana “flower” and bi/hi “fire.”

French · A modern French-styled spelling inspired by names like Harlow, originally an English place name meaning “rock hill” or “army hill.”

German · Likely derived from German surname traditions, possibly linked to a woodland or brush-related root.

Spanish · Haizea is a Basque name used in Spain meaning 'wind.'

English · Haper is likely a modern respelling influenced by Harper, the English occupational surname meaning 'harp player.'

Arabic · Havva is a form of Eve used in Islamic and regional traditions, from a root meaning 'life' or 'living one.'

Greek · Hecate is the name of the Greek goddess associated with magic, crossroads, and the night.

Arabic · Hoora is from Arabic hur, often interpreted as 'pure' or 'beautiful-eyed.'

Arabic · Likely related to Arabic Harith, meaning “cultivator” or “plowman,” and also echoes the biblical place Hareth.

Greek · From Greek mythology, Hyperion means “the high one” and was a Titan associated with heavenly light.

Hebrew · Haciel appears to be a Hebrew-style angelic formation, likely carrying a meaning tied to God or divine protection.

English · Hail comes from the English word for a weather form of ice and also suggests greeting or acclaim.

Japanese · Haisen is used as a Japanese-style name form and may evoke sea or directional elements depending on the kanji chosen.

Arabic · Hami comes from Arabic meaning protector, defender, or guardian.

Arabic · Hazam is an Arabic name associated with resolve, firmness, or determination.

Spanish · Heytor is a modern spelling of Hector, the Trojan hero name from Greek tradition.

Arabic · Hikmatullah means wisdom of God, from Arabic hikmah for wisdom and Allah for God.

English · Huddson is a spelling variant of Hudson, an English surname meaning son of Hud or Hugh.

English · Huxston is a modern English surname-style invention, built like names meaning settlement or town.

Greek · A Greek form of Helen, traditionally linked with light, brightness, or torch.

English · A modern spelling of Hazel, the English nature name from the hazel tree.

Latin · Haumea is the name of a Hawaiian goddess of fertility and childbirth.

Arabic · Likely derived from Arabic hadith or Hadisa forms, associated with narration, report, or tradition.

Arabic · Likely an Arabic-derived modern form, often associated with distinction, modesty, or preciousness in usage.

Japanese · From Japanese, hanami means "flower viewing," especially the cherry blossom tradition.

English · A modern compound of Harper, an occupational surname, and Rose, the flower name.

English · An English surname-style name likely derived from a place-name meaning "heath town" or "hat settlement."

Hebrew · Likely a rare Hebrew-style form related to biblical naming patterns and possibly meaning refuge or protection in God.

Arabic · Hazoor derives from Arabic and Persian honorific usage meaning presence, attendance, or respected lord.

Scottish · Hutcheson is a Scottish surname meaning son of Hutcheon, a medieval form of Hugh.

Norse · Haesten is a Norse name linked to the Viking Hastein, likely meaning something like "horse-stone" or a warrior epithet.

Arabic · Hakimi comes from Arabic roots related to hakim, meaning "wise," "learned," or "judicious."

Indian · Harnav is an Indian name, often interpreted as relating to Shiva or as a poetic form connected to the ocean.

Arabic · Hasibullah is an Arabic theophoric name meaning "God is sufficient" or "reckoned by God."

African · Haweo appears to be a rare modern or regional African name, with limited documentation but a distinct contemporary form.

Hebrew · Hazer likely comes from Semitic roots, possibly related to Hebrew place and clan names or Arabic words for enclosure or camp.

English · Hixson is an English surname-style name meaning "son of Hick," with Hick being a medieval form of Richard.

Arabic · Houd is an Arabic form of Hud, the name of a prophet in Islamic tradition.