Baby Names Starting with H

My majesty is God or Yah is my splendor; Hebrew biblical name.

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Star; symbolizing light, guidance, and celestial beauty.

Hawaiian name meaning 'star from heaven' (hoku = star, lani = sky/heaven).

Hollow valley, deep valley

Deep valley; from a hollow valley.

Scandinavian name possibly meaning 'holy spear' from Germanic elements suggesting divine protection.

Variant spelling of Holly, English origin derived from the holly plant, symbolizing protection and joy.

Modern spelling variant of Holly, referring to the holly tree and its associations with protection and joy.

English place name and occupational surname referring to a hollow or valley.

Holly tree combined with gracious; graceful and vibrant

Combination of Holly (protection and purity from the holly plant) and Anne (grace and favor); represents both strength and grace

Variant of Holly, derived from the holly plant.

Wood or forest, from Old English geographical descriptor for wooded areas

From the hollow settlement; English surname used as a first name from topographic origins.

Pledge or hostage. Spanish form of Homer from Greek, associated with wisdom.

Rainbow or red, depending on the Chinese characters used. Common unisex Chinese name with auspicious meanings.

Honorable and full of honor, from Latin 'honor.'

Honor; worthy of respect and distinction. From Latin honor.

Honorable and worthy of honor; from Latin honor

High respect, great esteem, and moral integrity.

Beautiful-eyed, referring to houris or maidens of paradise in Islamic tradition.

Expectation, belief, trust, desire

Keeper of the hours; from the Roman family Horatius.

Of the garden or gardener. Related to horticulture from the Roman name Hortensius.

Garden; from Latin 'hortus' meaning garden

Gardener or of the garden; derived from Latin hortus.

The falcon god; an ancient Egyptian deity symbolizing kingship, victory, and the divine right to rule.

Save us or save please. Hebrew cry of praise and prayer from biblical tradition.

Beautiful or pretty; conveys aesthetic beauty and attractiveness in Persian and Arabic.

Guidance or right guidance. Represents being guided on the correct path.

Armenian form of John; derived from Hebrew Yochanan meaning 'God is gracious'—represents divine mercy and grace.

Heart brave or high defender; from Old English elements meaning 'noble' and 'brave.'

Eminent or noble, from Welsh Hywel.

High guardian; from Old English combining high and ward.

An English surname used as a given name, possibly derived from 'hol,' meaning 'hollow,' or having occupational origins.

From the heart, heartfelt

Heart in Sanskrit. Represents the emotional and spiritual center of one's being.

Heart; represents the center of love, emotion, and spiritual essence.

Heart, from Sanskrit 'hrida' meaning heart.

From Greek Christophoros meaning bearer of Christ. Represents one who carries faith.

English surname meaning 'bright spirit' or relating to a hood or covering.

One who lives on or holds a small farm or estate.

Bright heart or bright intellect, feminine form of the Germanic Hubert.

Islamic tradition; name of a prophet in the Quran; represents divine guidance and revelation.

Guidance, righteousness, or the right path. Signifies wisdom and moral direction.

A distinguished Islamic name borne by a companion of Prophet Muhammad, symbolizing wisdom and trustworthiness.

Son of Hugh; English name derived from place names, traditionally indicating lineage and heritage.

Son of Hugh, heart, mind, spirit

Modern variant of Hudson, an English surname meaning son of Hugh, where Hugh means mind or spirit.

Refers to color or shade; also the name of an ancient city in Vietnam with historical significance.

From Germanic 'Hugo,' meaning mind, intellect, or spirit. Associated with intelligence and insight.

Mind, spirit, intellect; diminutive of Hugh

English surname meaning 'settlement of Hugh' or 'Hugh's stone settlement'

Mind, intellect, spirit

Command or order in Hindi and Punjabi; represents authority and decree

Weasel; Hebrew biblical name, also rendered as Hulda, meaning a female prophetess.

Legendary mystical bird from Persian and Islamic mythology; symbolizes grace and wonder.

Praised; commendable; worthy of praise. Derived from the Arabic root meaning 'to praise.'

The reddish one. Historically associated with Humaira, a wife of Prophet Muhammad, symbolizing gentleness and wisdom.

Praised or worthy of praise; variant related to Hamid

Red-faced or rosy-cheeked; feminine form from Arabic meaning redness.

Bright warrior or warrior of the home.

Dove; bird

Peaceful warrior; one who offers peace and protection.

Lion; also refers to Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib, uncle of Prophet Muhammad

A variant spelling of Hamza, an Arabic name signifying strength, power, and the courage of a lion.

Heroic or valiant. Vietnamese name embodying strength and courage.

One who hunts; from English occupational surname

English surname meaning 'hunter's meadow' or from the hunter's field.

Fragrance, aroma, or scent; representing beauty and delicate presence.

Bright mind or bright heart. Germanic origin denoting intelligence and clarity.

Cheerful; joyful; delightful. A Turkish name expressing happiness and good spirits.

Deer. Hebrew origin name with gentle and graceful symbolism.

Handsome; beautiful

Beautiful, handsome; feminine form of Husain, honoring Prophet Muhammad's grandson

Sword; an Arabic name meaning sharpness, decisiveness, or blade

Beautiful or handsome; an Arabic diminutive form meaning the beautiful one.

Beautiful or good. Arabic feminine form of Hassan.

Arabic diminutive of Hassan, meaning 'good,' 'generous,' or 'handsome'; honored in Islamic tradition.

Sword or sharp sword, symbolizing strength and protection

Good, handsome, graceful. Diminutive form of Hasan.

Beautiful, handsome

Variant of Houston, from an English place name meaning Hugh's town.

Son of Hugh

Settlement on the hill or hue; originally an English place name describing landscape geography.

Various meanings depending on Vietnamese characters used; commonly refers to luck, grace, or talent.

Swift, fast

A purple or blue flower; named after Hyakinthos of Greek mythology, a youth transformed into a flower.