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Hachi. Japanese. Meaning "River or Stream," "Eight," or "Wise leaf." More often feminine.

Hadar. 1. Hebrew. Meaning "Ornament, honour." Comes from the verb hadar, meaning to "honor or adorn." 2. Hebrew. Meaning "Chamberlain" or "Inner chamber."

Hadley. Old English. Meaning "Field of heather."

Hai. Chinese. Meaning "Sea or ocean."

Haiden or Hayden. 1. Old English. Meaning "Hay valley" or "Hay hill." 2. Gaelic. Meaning "Clothing."

Haldis. Norse. Meaning "Goddess of rock/stone."

Halen, Haylen, or Haylin. 1. Old English. Meaning "Hall, nook." 2. Old English. Meaning "From the Hay Land."

Haley or Hayley. 1. Old English. Meaning "Hay clearing." 2. Northern English. Meaning "Residing in a nook, recess, or cranny."

Halia. 1. Hawaiian. Meaning "Remembrance of a loved one." 2. Greek. Meaning "Briny," the name of a sea nymph native to the Isle of Rhodes.

Halla. Nordic. Feminine form of Hallr, meaning "Flat stone, rock" or "Sloping, leaning to one side."

Hallam (حَلَّام). Arabic. Meaning "Forebearing, enduring, lenient" or "Dreamer."

Halyn. American. Meaning "Unique or special," and "Unlike any other."

Hami. Finnish. Short form of Aaprahami, the Finnish variant of Abraham.

Hamilton. Old English. Combination of hamel "crooked, mutilated" and dun "hill." Taken from a now non-existent town in Leicestershire, England. Popularised by Alexander Hamilton, a founding father of the United States.

Haneul (하늘). Korean. Meaning "Heaven, sky."

Hanzila. African. Meaning "Road, path."

Hani. 1. Hawaiian. Meaning "To move lightly, to touch." 2. Arabic. Meaning "Happy."

Hanini. Hawaiian. Meaning "To pour down (as rain); to overflow."

Hanne. 1. Danish, Norwegian, German, and/or Dutch. Short form of Johanne, Johannes, or Johanna. 2. German, Swedish, Norwegian, or Danish. Variant of Hanna.

Hao. Vietnamese. Meaning "Good, perfect."

Happy. English. Meaning "Joyful."

Harding. English. Meaning "Hard-working, strong."

Harjeet. Indian (Sikh or Hindu). Meaning "Victorious."

Harjinder . Indian (Hindu). Meaning "Life granted by god."

Harjot. Indian (Hindu or Punjabi). Meaning "Gods light" or "The light of god."

Harlan. 1. Old English. Meaning "Hare land." 2. Old English. Meaning "Dweller by the boundary wood."

Harley. Old English. Meaning "Hares' wood" or "From the hares' wood."

Harlequin. French. Refers to a pantomime clown. Historically a masculine concept, with Columbina as the feminine variant.

Harlow. Old English. Meaning "From the mound of the people" or "The troops on the hill."

Harper. English. Meaning "harp player."

Harpreet. Indian (Hindu). Meaning "One who Loves God."

Harshal. Indian (Hindu). Meaning "Lover or joyful or glad."

Hartley. Old English. Meaning "Deer field," "Hart clearing," or "From the Deer Meadow."

Haru (陽, 春, 晴, etc.). Japanese. From 陽 (haru) meaning "light, sun, male," 春 (haru) meaning "spring," or from 晴 (haru) meaning "clear weather."

Harue (春衣). 1. Japanese. From 春 (haru) meaning "spring" and 衣 (e) meaning "clothes, garment." 2. Japanese. Meaning "Springtime Bay."

Haruka (遥, 春花, 晴香, etc.) 1. Japanese. From 遥 (haruka) meaning "Distant, remote." 2. Japanese. From 春 (haru, meaning "spring") or 晴 (haru, meaning "clear weather") combined with 花 (ka, meaning "flower, blossom") or 香 (ka, meaning "fragrance").

Harumi. Japanese. Comes with several meanings: 春美 ("spring beauty"), 春実 ("spring fruit"), 晴美 ("fine weather", "beauty"), and 治美 ("govern, rule", "beauty"). More often feminine.

Haven. English. Meaning "safe place."

Havilah (חֲוִילָה. Hebrew. Meaning "circle," or "to dance, to circle, to twist."

Hawaii or Hawai'i. Hawaiian. Based on the name of the island, or possibly on Hawai'iloa, the legendary founder of the island.

Hed. Hebrew. Meaning "echo."

Heike or Heine. German. Diminutive of Henrike or Heinrich, as with many names beginning with Hein-.

Heile. Finnish. Estonian name derived from Hailaga, meaning "holy, blessed."

Heimana. Polynesian. Meaning "Powerful crown moving the sky."

Helgi. Nordic. Younger version of Hailaga, meaning "holy, blessed."

Helki. Native American. Meaning "touch."

Helle. 1. Danish. Variant rooted in Hailaga, meaning "holy, blessed." 2. Greek (mythology). Meaning unknown. The daughter of Athamus and Nephele, namesake of Hellespont (the sea of Helle).

Heng (恒). Chinese. Meaning "constant, persistent."

Henley

Hennie

Henny

Hero

Heulog

Hien

Hikaru (ひかる). Japanese. Meaning "light" (光) or other meanings depending on kanji spelling.

Hikmat

Hilaire

Hilary

Hildred

Hillary

Hille

Hilliard

Hilly

Hinata

Hiromi (ひろみ). Japanese. Meaning depends on kanji spelling.

Hitomi

Hokoratcha

Hol

Hollace. English.

Holland

Hollis

Holly

Hooper

Hoowanneka

Hopeton

Horizon

Hosa

Hosni

Hua

Huan

Hui

Hunter

Husni

Hyacinthe

Hyeon. Korean. Meaning "virtuous."

Hyeon-jin (현진). Korean. From Sino-Korean 賢 "virtuous" (hyeon) and 進 "advance, make progress, enter" or 振 "raise, excite, arouse action" (jin).

Hyun

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