Names Starting with H

A place of shelter or a sheltered homestead.

A rustic or country person, often used as a nickname.

Son of Hudd, where Hudd is a diminutive of Hugh.

One who has made the pilgrimage to Mecca.

From a place name, possibly meaning 'enclosure' or 'hedge.'

Home ruler or estate ruler.

Healthy, robust, or from a place name meaning 'corner of land.'

Possibly derived from Old English elements, though the exact meaning is uncertai...

Possibly a diminutive form related to 'hall' or a variant of similar names.

Diminutive of Harriet or related to 'hall,' meaning a dweller by the hall.

From a place name meaning 'hall' combined with 'stead' (place or homestead).

Rock defender or stone protector.

Half Dane, or possibly 'rock Dane' depending on the first element.

Rock warrior or stone defender.

Hot or warm, or possibly 'father of nations' in biblical context.

From the hamlet of Hamelin or a place with a flat-topped hill.

God is gracious.

From a place name, possibly meaning 'enclosed valley' or 'home valley.'

Settlement on a high piece of land.

From a place name or occupational name, possibly meaning 'rooster keeper' or 'fr...

A ford where roosters or high-necked birds are found.

The meaning depends on the kanji used; typically 'flower' or 'blossom' combined ...

Home ruler or estate ruler.

Grace of Baal or favored by Baal.

A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to Germanic elements.

God is gracious or God's gift.

Son of Hans or Johan.

Feeling or showing pleasure and contentment.

Hawk's court or hunting ground.

Bold, daring, or hardy in nature.

A strong or hardy man; a man of courage.

Rocky land or hare land.

A land of hares or a hare-filled region.

A meadow of hares or a hare-filled clearing.

Hare's meadow or rocky meadow.

Army ruler or one who commands the forces.

One who plays the harp.

Estate ruler or home ruler.

Son of Harry.

Son of Harry, indicating paternal descent from someone named Harry.

A ruler of an estate or home ruler.

A warrior or battle-worthy person.

First son; a name combining 'hatsu' (first) with 'taro' (eldest son).

A diminutive of Harriet, ultimately derived from the Germanic name Henry, meanin...

Settlement on a heath or estate on a heath.

A small hawk or one who hunts with hawks.

From a valley where hay is grown.

From a place where hay is grown or stored.

The hazel tree or the color hazel (a light brown).

Youth or the goddess of youth and rejuvenation.

Steadfast; one who holds fast or is firmly anchored.

Battle refuge or sanctuary in battle.

A diminutive form suggesting 'little Henry' or 'little home ruler'.

Estate ruler or one who rules the home.

Bright or shining light.

Bright, shining, or torch-like.

From a high meadow or clearing.

Holy or blessed.

Courageous protector or brave helmet-bearer.

Helmet or protection.

Helmet courage or brave protector.

Sunlight or fair light.

Home ruler or estate ruler.

Estate ruler or home leader.

High ford or noble crossing.

Ruler of the home or estate leader.

Estate ruler or lord of the household.

A female ruler of an estate or a woman of the household.

Estate ruler or home ruler.

Estate ruler or home leader.

Little estate ruler or small home leader.

Estate ruler or one who rules the household.

Estate ruler or home leader.

Bright army or illustrious warrior.

Bright warrior or one whose fame shines in battle.

Army man or warrior.

Army man or warrior.

Messenger or herald.

Messenger or earth-related.

Army leader or herald.

Army warrior or battle worthy.

Star.

Army warrior or battle worthy.

A diminutive or variant form of Hugh, derived from the Germanic element meaning ...

A place name derived from Old English elements meaning 'high' and 'wood'.

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but commonly combines elements such as 'h...

Possibly derived from a German occupational or locational surname, though the ex...

Derived from the English word 'high,' possibly referring to someone of elevated ...

Cheerful or merry.

Battle enclosure or fortress of battle.

Derived from the Latin 'hilaris,' meaning 'cheerful' or 'merry'.

A place name derived from Old English elements meaning 'hill' and 'settlement' o...

Translates to 'Thunder Rolling Over the Mountains' in the Nez Perce language.

Derived from the Greek 'hippos,' meaning 'horse'.

My brother is exalted, derived from the Hebrew elements 'ahi' (my brother) and '...

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but commonly combines elements such as 'h...

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but commonly combines 'hiro' (寛, genero...

Generous or magnanimous.

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but commonly combines 'hiro' (寛, genero...

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but commonly combines 'hisa' (久, long-l...

A famous warrior or a warrior with a helmet.

High bright or illustrious and bright.

Derived from the Arabic 'huda,' meaning 'guidance' or 'right path'.

A patronymic surname derived from 'Hodge,' a diminutive of Roger, meaning 'son o...

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occupationa...

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'valley of the holly trees' or simil...

Derived from a place name meaning 'at the holly trees' or 'holly grove'.

Hostage or pledge, derived from the Greek 'homeros' meaning 'hostage' or 'pledge...

Hostage or pledge.

Honorable or worthy of honor.

A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.

Timekeeper or one who measures the hours.

Derived from the Roman family name Horatius, of uncertain ultimate origin.

Derived from the Roman family name Horatius, possibly meaning 'keeper of the hou...

The meaning depends on the kanji used; typically 'inner' or 'within' combined wi...

Derived from the word for horn, possibly referring to a geographical feature or ...

Of or relating to gardens; derived from the Latin word for garden.

Derived from a place name meaning 'Hugh's town' or 'settlement of Hugh'.

High guardian or noble watchman.

Eminent or notable.

A diminutive or nickname form meaning 'high' or derived from the name Howard.

Derived from a place name meaning 'high land' or 'elevated land'.

Of uncertain origin; possibly derived from a place name or occupational term.

Derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'hollow' or 'valley'.

The meaning depends on the Chinese characters used; commonly relates to 'star,' ...

The meaning varies depending on the Chinese characters used; commonly means 'tig...

Bright heart or bright mind.

Heart or mind.

Heart, mind, or spirit.

Mind, intellect, or spirit.

Mind, intellect, or spirit.

Mind, intellect, or spirit, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'thought' or 'he...

Bright giant or famous warrior.

One who hunts.

Settlement of the hunters.

Settlement on a hill or Hugh's town.

Diminutive of Henry or Hyman; the Lord is my God.

Life or the Lord is my God.