Boy Names Starting With H

Spring tree; Japanese name combining 'haru' (spring) and 'ki' (tree), suggesting renewal.

Arabic name meaning 'exalted' or 'high mountain'. Islamic version of Aaron.

Japanese masculine name; haru means spring.

Referenced in Islamic tradition as one of two angels; carries divine and celestial spiritual connotations.

Spring person; clear and bright. Combines characters for spring and a celestial element.

Sheep ford; originally a place and surname.

Brave warrior of God; courageous and valiant in faith and spirit.

Strong warrior. Represents courage and strength in battle.

Variant of Harvey; from Germanic elements meaning battle-worthy or eager for battle.

English surname meaning 'woodland where hares live,' derived from geographic location.

Means 'handsome' or 'good'; variant spelling of Hassan.

Swahili/African name meaning 'handsome' or 'beautiful'.

Noble; respectable; of good family

Variant of Hasan, an Arabic name meaning 'good' or 'handsome'.

Arabic name referring to the Divine Name, used in Islamic tradition with deep religious significance.

Breaker of bread; one who is hospitable and generous.

Variant of Haskell, from Hebrew origin meaning 'God's portion'.

God is strong; derived from Ezekiel, a Hebrew name expressing divine strength.

Beautiful and good; represents elegance and virtue.

Good, noble; variant of Hassan

Handsome, good, benefactor

Beautiful, good; derived from Arabic Hassan

Good, handsome, or gracious; Arabic name conveying positive qualities and virtue.

English place name; sometimes used as given name, referencing a location in East Sussex or family heritage.

One who makes hatches or latches. Occupational surname used as a given name.

Judge; one who is decisive or authoritative in judgment

Generous, decisive. Arabic name denoting open-handedness and wisdom.

High defender; represents noble protection

Chief guardian, high warden; protector of the stronghold.

From Old English, referring to a hawk keeper or hunter. Associated with the bird of prey.

Old English place name derived from 'hedged clearing' or 'hawthorn wood,' symbolizing natural boundaries.

From the hawthorn tree, an English flowering shrub; used as a place name and surname.

Living or alive; refers to life and vitality

Swift person; combining haya (swift) and to (person)

Lion; a powerful Arabic name symbolizing strength, courage, and nobility.

Heather-grown hill, fire

From the hay valley; variant of Hayden.

Enclosure or hedge

Armenian name honoring Hayk, the legendary founder and patriarch of the Armenian people, representing ancestral pride and national heritage.

From the hay farm or hedged enclosure

Modern variation of Hayden, from English place name meaning 'hay meadow'.

Eagle. From Arabic haitham meaning eagle or majestic bird.

Alive, living, vibrant; one full of life

God sees. A biblical name of Hebrew origin symbolizing divine observation and blessing.

Means 'determined', 'resolute', or 'courageous' in Arabic.

From Arabic meaning 'determined' or 'decisive'; suggests strong will and resolution.

A cliff beside a heath or open moorland

Society or associate, from Hebrew.

Bright army; intelligent and strong

Bright warrior; noble and radiant.

Holding fast, steadfast

Estate ruler or home ruler; one who governs a household

Estate ruler. German form of Henry, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'home' and 'ruler.'

Portuguese form of Hector, meaning 'steadfast' or 'holding fast' in ancient Greek.

Variant of Hector, from Greek meaning 'holding fast' or 'steadfast', symbolizing strength and loyalty.

Derived from Helios, the Greek god of the sun. Means 'sun' or 'sun-like.'

Gift of the sun; combines helios (sun) and doron (gift), symbolizing enlightenment.

The Greek sun god; derived from Greek meaning 'sun', symbolizing light, warmth, and vitality.

Helmsman or helmet warrior; related to Old German word for helmet

Helmet or resolute protector; from Germanic 'helm' (helmet) and 'mut' (courage).

Helmet of courage; represents protection, warrior strength, and bravery.

Maori origin meaning 'half'; can represent balance and duality.

Means 'estate ruler' or 'home ruler,' derived from Germanic elements for home and ruler.

Home ruler; one who manages the household

Estate ruler, home ruler

Variant of Henry, meaning 'ruler of the household' or 'estate ruler' from Germanic elements.

Home ruler

Estate ruler or ruler of the household

Estate ruler; derived from Heinrich, combining 'heim' (home) and 'ric' (ruler).

Dedicated or initiated; variant of Enoch with ancient roots.

Ethiopian variant of Enoch, a biblical name meaning 'dedicated' or 'initiated.'

Home ruler, from Germanic elements heim (home) and ric (ruler).

Estate ruler from Germanic; emphasizes land, home, and governance

Estate ruler; Scandinavian form of Henry denoting authority and leadership.

Portuguese form of Henry, meaning 'estate ruler' or 'ruler of the home,' from Germanic origins.

Variant of Henry, from Germanic elements meaning 'estate ruler' or 'home ruler.'

Estate ruler or ruler of the household. Symbolizes leadership and authority.

Ruler of the household; estate manager

English surname used as first name, traditionally meaning 'son of Henry.'

Spanish form of Heraclius; derived from Greek 'Herakles' (Hercules), relating to heroic achievement.

Means messenger or one who announces news and information.

Bright army; from Germanic 'hari' (army) and 'berht' (bright).

Bright army. Nickname form of Herbert from Germanic roots.

Deer. A Hebrew name suggesting grace, gentleness, and natural beauty.

Glory of Hera, from Greek Heracles.

Germanic name meaning 'army man,' derived from heri (army) and mann (man).

Messenger; the herald of the gods. In Greek mythology, represents communication, commerce, and divine will.

From Greek 'Hermes' (messenger god); represents eloquence, communication, and cunning.

Spanish form of Ferdinand, meaning 'brave journey' or 'peaceful journey' from Germanic roots.

Army ruler and leader; strength and command

A strong ruler or heir; derived from Germanic elements signifying authority and leadership.

Deer; variant of Herschel from Hebrew tzvi.

Deer; variant of Herschel from Hebrew origin.

Deer. Hebrew origin through Yiddish with gentle, graceful symbolism.

Deer in Hebrew; symbolizes grace, gentle strength, and natural beauty.

Variant of Herschel, derived from Hebrew meaning 'deer'.

Deer, symbolizing grace, gentleness, and swift movement

Deer; Yiddish diminutive from Hirsch.

Egyptian falcon god representing the sky and divine kingship; variant of Horus.

From Germanic roots meaning warrior or iron.

Battle-worthy, blazing iron; variant of Harvey from Old Breton

Loving-kindness, mercy, and grace in Jewish theology

Generosity, munificence

English surname possibly meaning 'settlement on a heathland' from Old English elements.

Little Hugh; English surname derived from Germanic 'mind' or 'spirit'

Lion