Girl Names Starting With H

Flight, referred to Abraham's companion in Islamic tradition

A variant of Hannah, meaning 'grace' or 'favor' in Hebrew.

Sanskrit name meaning 'smiling' or 'one who resembles a deer', symbolizing grace, gentleness, and feminine beauty.

Arabic feminine name meaning 'beloved' or 'darling,' expressing affection.

Beloved one; West African feminine form expressing deep affection and cherishment.

Possibly derived from Habiba; means 'beloved' in Arabic.

Splendor, glory, and honor; one who radiates magnificence.

Means 'adornment' or 'splendor,' representing beauty and magnificence.

Glory and splendor; derived from the Hebrew Hadar.

Hebrew name meaning myrtle, a plant symbolizing love, generosity, and beauty.

Myrtle tree; a fragrant flowering plant symbolizing love in Hebrew tradition.

Myrtle tree; symbolizing eternal life and victory in Hebrew tradition

Myrtle tree, symbolizing honor and victory

Hebrew name meaning myrtle tree, symbolizing beauty, sweetness, and spiritual significance

Myrtle tree, compassion

A variant of Hadassah, meaning 'myrtle tree' in Hebrew.

Myrtle tree; symbolizes righteousness and virtue in Jewish tradition.

Possibly variant of Hadley, from Old English meaning 'heather field' or 'open field with heather.'

The cooing sound of a dove; expressing gentleness and peace.

Variant of Hadassah, meaning 'myrtle tree,' a symbol of love and peace in Hebrew tradition.

Guide or one who guides; derived from Arabic hadi meaning guidance

One who migrates, traveler

Gift; an Arabic name meaning a precious present or divine blessing.

Gift. Represents blessing and precious offering.

One who has completed the pilgrimage to Mecca

Heather field, heath-covered meadow

Variant of Hadley, English origin meaning 'heather field' or 'heather meadow.' Evokes natural beauty and pastoral landscapes.

A gift; represents something precious and valuable bestowed with grace.

In Korean, 'Hae' means sun, symbolizing brightness, warmth, and positive energy.

Hay meadow or hay field clearing; from Old English origins.

Guardian or protector; one who preserves and safeguards. Feminine form of Hafiz.

Arabic name meaning lioness or one who gathers, symbolizing strength and nobility.

Young lioness; a cub of a lioness. Associated with strength and nobility.

Stranger or flight. Biblical name referring to one who flees or is forsaken.

Foreigner or one who flees

Associated with Haile Selassie in Amharic. May derive from Ethiopian or Hebrew origins.

Variant of Hailey, English name possibly meaning 'hay meadow' (hay + ley, a clearing or field).

English origin meaning 'hay clearing' or 'meadow,' evoking natural pastoral landscapes.

Hay clearing or meadow; variant of Hailey from Old English heg (hay) and leah (clearing)

From a hay meadow. Associated with nature and pastoral landscapes.

Variant of Hailey; means hay clearing or hay field.

Variant of Hailey, from English sources meaning from the hay meadow or possibly 'hail clearing.'

From the hazel tree. English name symbolizing wisdom and protection.

Possibly related to Hajja, referring to a Muslim woman who has completed the pilgrimage to Mecca.

To emigrate or migrate; also the Arabic name for Hagar from the Bible.

From Hagar; journey and pilgrimage.

Related to pilgrimage (Hajj); from Arabic Hajjar or biblical Hagar

Arabic name possibly related to Hagar, the biblical wife of Abraham.

Halo; aura; beautiful radiance

Healthy and strong; dweller in the hall.

Arabic name meaning 'gentle,' 'patient,' or 'forbearing,' symbolizing compassion and steadfast kindness.

Gentle, mild, or patient

Torch or light; represents guidance and illumination

Hay clearing or from the hay meadow.

Arabic name meaning 'gentle, patient, and forbearing,' symbolizing calmness and tolerance.

Gentle and mild; reflecting a calm and gracious temperament.

Patient or forbearing; from Arabic Halima meaning gentle or clement.

Gentle, mild, and clement; embodying kindness, forbearance, and merciful demeanor.

Light or shining; Polish name possibly related to Helena from Greek 'helene' (bright/torch).

Hall meadow; from English origins meaning a dwelling place by open fields.

Praise and exultation. Used in Jewish liturgical tradition.

Praise the Lord, a Hebrew religious expression of joy and devotion to God.

From English place name meaning holy island or Hal's island. Modern usage as a first name.

Praised, commendable. A name denoting virtue and honor.

Praised or praiseworthy. An Arabic name derived from Hamid, expressing virtue and admiration.

Praiseworthy or commendable; feminine form signifying one deserving of praise.

Related to the hamsa or swan, a sacred bird in Hindu and Buddhist tradition.

Flower, blossom, bloom

Happiness, contentment, or grace

Compassion and tender affection

Flower child; composed of 'hana' (flower) and 'ko' (child).

Hawaiian place name from Kauai Island; carries meanings associated with lei garlands and place-based heritage.

From Hebrew 'hanan' meaning 'merciful', 'gracious', or 'grace'.

God has been gracious; a biblical name reflecting divine mercy and grace.

Smile; represents joy, warmth, and cheerfulness.

True believer; one who is upright and sincere in faith.

Arabic name meaning longing, yearning, and tender affection.

Moon; moon goddess.

Vietnamese name meaning happiness, virtue, or auspiciousness.

Happy, delighted, or joyful. Expresses cheerfulness and contentment.

Grace; favor; God is gracious

Arabic name meaning upright, sincere, and true believer. An Islamic term for one who follows monotheism with integrity.

One who is true in faith or upright in belief.

Tenderness, gentleness, or yearning

Happy, blossom; possibly from Arabic 'Hana'

Happy or delighted

From Arabic hanī, meaning happy, delighted, or content.

English place name meaning 'from the high meadow' or 'high clearing.'

Grace or favor. Represents mercy, blessing, and divine compassion.

Gracious with grace; a compound name from Hannah (Hebrew: grace) and Grace (Latin: favor).

Grace, mercy, compassion. Related to the Hebrew name Hannah.

God is gracious; Scandinavian diminutive of Johanna.

German name combining Hanna (from Johanna, meaning 'God's grace') and Lore.

From Hebrew meaning grace; used as a diminutive form of Hannah in German-speaking regions.

Favor or grace

Grace. Variant or diminutive of Hannah, from Hebrew origins meaning grace and favor.

Honor, dignity, and esteem