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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Holly

Plant With Red Berries

English

Hallton

Estate on the hill

English

Harold

Army ruler

Scandinavian

Hazlewood

Wood of hazel trees

English

Haben

Pride

African

Humph

Peaceful warrior

German

Heardind

From the hare's valley

English

Hartwig

Courageous in battle

German

Hennessy

Surname.

Irish

Hobart

A variant form of Hubert.

American

Holt

Woods, forest

English

Hooper

Maker of hoops

English

Halston

Hollowed stone

English

Holdin

From tbe hollow in the valley

English

Hagaward

Keeper of the hedged enclosure

English

House

“One who loves the indoor life,” from the Middle English hous, a house.

English

Holter

Hunter

French

Hephaestus

Unknown

Greek

Hamilton

Flat-topped hill

English

Haroutun
Harvel
Hesperus

Evening; evening star

Greek

Hako

Noble, of the highest race; exalted son

Scandinavian

Hall

Worker at the hall

English

Harshal
Hovie
Hirsch

Deer

Yiddish

Hilal
Helio

The sun

Spanish

Hawthorne

Where hawthorn trees grow

English

Hamel

Flat-topped hill; scarred

English

Horace

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

Latin

Harmony

Concord, joining

Latin

Hewett

French

Hagleigh

Enclosed meadow

English

Harford

Ford of the hares

English

Harlee

Hare meadow; the long field

English

Howlen

Land with hills

English

Helado

Born in Greece

Spanish

Hardey

Bold, brave

German

Hilliary

Cheerful, happy

Latin

Hashir
Halbart

Brilliant hero

English

Hoy
Halfdane

Half Dane

Scandinavian

Huner
Hanschen

God is gracious

Hebrew

Hampton

Home settlement

English

Higgins

Intelligent

Irish

Hadawako