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| Hackett (Old German) - little hacker, young woodsman. Hack Hadden (Old English) - from the moors. Haddon Hadley (Old English) - from the heath. Haddie, Hadleigh, Leigh Lee, Hadlee Hadji (African) - born during month of pilgrimage to Mecca. Haines (Old German) - from the hedged enclosure. Haynes Hakan (American Indian) - fiery. Hakim (Arabic) - wise. Hakeem. Hakon (Scandinavian) - of the chosen race. Hakulani (Hawaiian) - star in heaven. Hal - short form of Harold, Henry, names beginning with Hal. Haldan (Scandinavian) - half-Danish. Dan, Dannie, Danny, Don, Donnie, Donny, Hal, Halden Hale (Old English) - dweller at the hall. Hall Haley (Irish Gaelic) - ingenious. Hailey, Haily, Hal, Hale, Lee, Leigh Hall (Old English) - from the manor or hall. Halsey (Old English) - from Hal's island. Hal, Hallsy, Halsy Halstead (Old English) - from the manor. Hal, Halsted, Steady Hamal (Arabic) - lamb. Hamid (Arabic) - thanking God. Hamidi (African) - commendable. Hamilton ( Old English) - from the mountain estate, from the proud estate. Ham, Hamel, Hamil, Tony Hamlet (Old French/German) - little home. Ham Hamlin (Old French/German) - little homelover. Ham, Hamlen, Lin, Lynn Hanale (Teutonic/Hawaiian) - ruler of an estate. Haneke Hank - common form of Henry. Hans (Scandinavian) - form of John. Harcourt (Old French) - fortified dwelling. Court, Harry Hardy (Old German) - bold and daring. Harley (Old English) - from the long field, from the army meadow, from the hare's meadow. Arley, Harleigh, Lee, Leigh Harlow (Old English) - from the rough hill or army hill. Arlo Harmon (English) - form of Herman. Harold (Scandinavian) - army ruler. Araldo, Hal, Harald, Harry, Herold, Herrick Harper (Old English) - harp player. Harris (Old English) - son of Harry. Harrison Harrison (Old English) - son of Harry. Harris Harry (Old English) - soldier, short form of Harold, Henry. Harrison Hart (Old English) - hart (male) deer. short form of Hartley. Harwill Hartley (Old English) - from the deer meadow. Hart Harvey (Old German) - army warrior. Harv, Herve, Hervey Hasam (Arabic) - beautiful. Hashim (Arabic) - destroyer of evil. Hasheem Hasani (African) - hamdsome. Husani Hasin (Indian) - laughing. Hassen, Hassin Haskel (Hebrew) - understanding. Haskell Haslett (Old English) - from the hazel tree land. Haze, Hazel, Hazlett Hasan (Arabic) - beautiful. Hastings (Old English) - son of the stern man. Hasty Havelock (Old Norse/Scandinavian) - sea battle. Hayden (Old English) - dweller in the hedged valley. Haydon Hayes (Old English) - from the hedged place. Hayward (Old English) - keeper of the hedged enclosure. Haywood (Old English) - from the hedged forest. Heywood, Woodie, Woody Hea (Korean) - grace. Heath (Middle English) - from the heath. Hector (Greek) - steadfast. Eachunn, Ettore Henderson (Old English/Scottish) - son of Henry. Henri (French) -- fomr of Henry Henry (Old German) - ruler of an estate, home or private property. Enrico, Enrique, Hal, Hank, Harry, Heindrick, Henri, Hendrik, Henny, Henrik Herbert (Old German) - glorious soldier, bright warrior. Bert, Bertie, Berty, Erberto, Harbert, Hebert, Herb, Herbie, Herby, Heriberto Hercules (Greek) - glorious gift. Hercule Herman (Latin) - high-ranking person. (Old German) - warrior. Armand, Armando, Harman, Harmon, Hermann, Hermie, Hermon Hernando (Spanish) - form of Ferdinand. Hershel (Hebrew) - deer. Hersch, Herschel, Hersh, Herzel, Heschel, Heshel, Hirsch Hiamovi (American Indian) - high chief. Hideaki (Japanese) - wisdom, clever person. Hilary (Latin) - cheerful. Hilaire, Hilario, Hilarius, Hill, Hillary, Hilery, Hillie, Hilly, Ilario Hillard (Old German) - brave warrior. Hillel (Hebrew) - greatly praised. Hilliard (Old German) - war guardian. Hillard, Hillier, Hillyer Hiroshii (Japanese) - generous. Hilton (Old English) - from the town of the hill. Hylton, Tony Hiram (Hebrew) - most noble. Hi, Hy Ho (Chinese) - the good. Hobart (Old German) - bright mind. Hod (Hebrew) - vigorous, splendid. Hogan (Irish Gaelic) - youth. Holbrook (Old English) - from the brook in the hollow. Brook, Brooke, Holbrooke Holden (Old German) - kindly. (Old English) - from the hollow in the valley. Hollis (Old English) - from the grove of holly trees. Holmes (Middle English) - from the river islands. Holman, Holmann Holt (Old English) - from the forest. Homer (Greek) - promise. Homere, Homerus, Omero Hop (Chinese) - agreeable. Horace (Latin) - keeper of the hours. Horst (Old German) - a thicket. Horton (Old English) - from the gray estate. Hoshea (Hebrew) - salvation. Hosea, Hosheah Houston (Old English) - hill town. Howard (Old English) - chief guardian, watchman. Howey, Ward Hubert (Old German) - bright minded, bright spirited. Bert, Bertie, Hobard, Hobart, Huberto, Hubie, Hugh, Uberto Hugh (Old English) - intelligence, spirit. Huey, Hughes, Hughie, Hugo, Ugo Hulbert (Old German) - brilliant grace. Bert, Bertie, Berty, Burt, Hulbard, Hulburt, Hull Humbert (Old German) - brilliant Hun. Hum, Umberto Humphrey (Old German) - man of peace. Humfried, Hunfredo, Hump, Onofredo Hung (Chinese) - great. Hunt (Old English) - hunt. short form of names beginning with Hunt. Hunter ( Old English) - hunter. Hunt Huntington (Old English) - hunting estate. Hunt, Huntingdon Huntley (Old English ) - hunting estate, from the hunting meadow. Hunt, Lee, Leigh, Huntlee Hurd (Anglo-Saxon) - Hard Husam (Arabic) - sword. Hutton (Old English) - from the house on the ridge. Huttan Huxley (Old English) - from the Hugh's meadow. Hux, Lee, Leigh Hyatt (Old English) - from the high gate. Hiatt, Hy Hy (Vietnamese) - hope. Hyman (Hebrew) - life. Chaiam Hayyim, Hy, Hymie, Mannie, Manny Hyo (Korean) - filial duty. Hyun (Korean) - wisdom. Hywel (Welsh) - eminent. |
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