Name |
Meaning |
Habakkuk |
One who embraces life |
Habel |
One who breathes |
Hac |
A variation of Haca |
Hacca |
A variation of Hac |
Hachi |
Little prince |
Hackett |
A traditional Scottish name which means woodsman |
Hadden |
Heather-covered hill |
Hadeed |
Rejoice in the Lord |
Haden |
A form of hadden |
Hadriel |
Majesty of god |
Hadwin |
Frind in a time of war |
Haemath |
Gifted person |
Hagley |
Enclosed meadow |
Haiden |
A form of hayden |
Haig |
Enclosed with hedges |
Haines |
From the vine-covered cottage |
Hal |
A short form of harold |
Halbert |
Shining hero |
Hale |
A short form of haley |
Halford |
Valley ford |
Hall |
Manor hall |
Hallam |
Valley |
Hallan |
Dweller at the hall |
Halton |
Estate on the hill |
Ham |
Hot |
Hame |
This means a cave |
Hamie |
A reliable friend |
Hamill |
Scarred |
Hamilton |
Proud estate |
Hamish |
Supplanter |
Hamisi |
A bold |
Hammet |
Village |
Hammond |
Village |
Hampton |
Geography:a town in england |
Handel |
A form of john |
Hanes |
An idealistic person |
Hang |
The means the moon |
Hank |
The ruler of the house |
Hanker |
Determined person |
Hanley |
High meadow |
Hannibal |
Baal has favored |
Hanns |
God’s gracious gift heman – faithful |
Hanok |
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Hans |
God’s gracious gift heman – faithful |
Harac |
It means oak tree |
Haraford |
It means a hare’s ford |
Harald |
A leader of the army |
Harbel |
The natural one who lives in Liberia |
Harbux |
One forgiven by the Holy One |
Harby |
It means Owen’s son |
Hard |
The feelings that are delicate but strong |
Harda |
He who lives with a good heart |
Harden |
Valley of the hares |
Hardi |
Blessed by the holy heart |
Harding |
Brave;hardy |
Hardit |
The boy gifted by the Lord |
Hardred |
The one who is born with red colored hair |
Hardwin |
Brave friend |
Hardwyn |
The associate who is courageous |
Hardyn |
The one who lives by a field full of hares |
Hare |
A variant name for rabbit or one who is evergetic |
Hareford |
The one who hails from Hailford |
Harelache |
He who lives by a lake believed to be used by hares |
Hareleah |
The one who resides by the hare’s dwelling place. |
Harford |
Ford of the hares |
Hargreave |
A place where hare lives in a grive |
Hari |
Om saluting brahma |
Haria |
An old name of a village in Iceland |
Harimann |
One who protects his people |
Haris |
A form of harris |
Harlan |
Hare’s land; army land |
Harlow |
Hare’s hill;army hill |
Harman |
Forms of herman |
Harmon |
Forms of herman |
Harold |
Famous person |
Harper |
Harp player |
Harris |
A short form of harrison |
Harrison |
Means Son of Harry |
Harrold |
The ruler of an army |
Harry |
It means House protector |
Hart |
A short form of hartley |
Hartley |
Deer meadow |
Harvin |
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Harvir |
Warrior of god |
Haslett |
Hazel-tree land |
Hassel |
Witches’ corner |
Hawk |
Hawk |
Hawley |
Hedged meadow |
Hayden |
Hedged valley |
Haydn |
A form of hayden |
Haydon |
A form of hayden |
Hayes |
Hedged valley |
Heath |
Heath |
Heaton |
High place |
Hector |
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Hedley |
Heather-filled meadow |
Hehu |
God rescues |
Hemanth |
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Henley |
It means high clearing woods. |
Hennry |
The ruler of the house |
Henrry |
The ruler of the house |
Henry |
In German |
Hermann |
A soldier |
Hernan |
Intelligent and |
Herschel |
Deer hiram – exalted |
Hewson |
Son of hugh |
Hezekiah |
In Hebrew |
Hiran |
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Hobson |
Son of robert |
Hodgson |
Son of roger |
Holbrook |
Brook in the hollow |
Holden |
Hollow in the valley |
Holmes |
River islands |
Holt |
Forest |
Hommer |
The name of the epic greek poet |
Horrace |
An hour in time |
Horton |
Garden estate |
Hosea |
To deliver |
Howard |
Which means watchman. |
Howie |
A familiar form of howard |
Hubbert |
Having a shining intellect |
Hubie |
A familiar form of hubert |
Huck |
Short form of Huckleberry |
Hudson |
Son of hud |
Huey |
A familiar form of hugh |
Hugh |
A short form of hubert. |
Hung |
Wonderful |
Huntley |
Hunter’s meadow |
Huntter |
A great huntsman and provider |
Hurst |
A form of horst |
Huston |
A form of houston |
Hutton |
House on the jutting ledge |
Huxley |
Hugh’s meadow |
Huy |
Shining |
Hyatt |
High gate |
Hyde |
Cache; measure of land equal to 120 acre |
Hyder |
Tanner |
Hyman |
A form of chaim |