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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Hodges

Son of Roger

English

Hodgson

Son of Roger

English

Hoebart

American

Hoele
Hoffman

Courtier

German

Hoffmann

Courtier

German

Hofman

Courtier

German

Hofmann

Courtier

German

Hogan

Youth

Irish

Holbrook

Stream near the hollow

English

Holbrooke

Stream near the hollow

English

Holcomb

Sunken valley

English

Holcombe

Sunken valley

English

Holcoomb

Sunken valley

English

Holden

Deep valley

English

Holliss

The holly tree

English

Holger
Hollister

The holly tree

English

Holiday

Holy day

English

Holland
Holm

A short form of Holmes and Holman.

Holman

Man from the valley

English

Holmes

Holly; islands in the river

English

Holt

Woods, forest

English

Homar

Security, pledge; hostage

Greek

Homer

Security, pledge; hostage

Greek

Homere

Security, pledge; hostage

Greek

Holliday

Holy day

English

Homero

Security, pledge; hostage

Greek

Homeros

Security, pledge; hostage

Greek

Homerus

Security, pledge; hostage

Greek

Hollis

The holly tree

English

Honesto

Honest man

Spanish

Hong
Honi

Gracious

Hebrew

Honore

Honored one

Latin

Honorius

Honored one

Latin

Hooker

English

Hooper

Maker of hoops

English

Hoover
Hopkin

Son of Robert

Welsh

Hopkins

Son of Robert

Welsh

Hopkinson

Son of Robert

Welsh

Hopkyns

Son of Robert

Welsh

Hopper

Son of Robert

Welsh

Hoppner

Son of Robert

Welsh

Horace

“A maker of timepieces,” from the Latin hora, an hour.

Latin

Horacio

Timekeeper

Latin, Spanish

Horatio

A variant form of Horace.

Latin

Horatius

A variant form of Horace.

Latin