Boy names, and unique baby names
Habymama
Hachiro (Japanese) The eighth-born son
Hachyro
Hadden (English) From the heather-covered hill
Haddan, Haddon, Haddin,
Haddyn, Haddun
Hades (Greek) In mythology, the god of the underworld
Hadies, Hadees, Hadiez,
Hadeez
Hadriel (Hebrew) The splendor of God
Hadryel, Hadriell, Hadryell
Hadwin (English) A friend in war
Hadwinn, Hadwinne,
Hadwen, Hadwenn,
Hadwenne, Hadwyn,
Hadwynn, Hadwynne
Hafiz (Arabic) A protector
Haafiz, Hafeez, Hafeaz,
Hafiez, Hafeiz, Hafyz,
Haphiz, Haaphiz
Hagar (Hebrew) A wanderer
Hagen (Gaelic) One who is youthful
Haggen, Hagan, Haggan,
Hagin, Haggin, Hagyn,
Haggyn, Hagon
Hagop (Armenian) Form of James, meaning “he who supplants”
Hagup, Hagap, Hagep,
Hagip, Hagyp
Hagos (African) Filled with happiness
Hahnee (Native American) A beggar
Hahnea, Hahni, Hahnie,
Hahny, Hahney
Haim (Hebrew) A giver of live
Hayim, Hayyim
Haines (English) From the vined cottage; from the hedged enclosure
Haynes, Haenes, Hanes,
Haine, Hayne, Haene,
Hane
Hajari (African) One who takes flight
Hajarie, Hajary, Hajarey,
Hajaree, Hajarea
Haji (African) Born during the hajj
Hajie, Hajy, Hajey, Hajee,
Hajea
Hakan (Norse / Native American) One who is noble / a fiery man
Hakim (Arabic) One who is wise; intelligent
Hakeem, Hakeam,
Hakeim, Hakiem, Hakym
Hal (English) A form of Henry, meaning “the ruler of the house”; a form of Harold, meaning “the
ruler of an army”
Halford (English) From the hall by the ford
Hallford, Halfurd, Hallfurd,
Halferd, Hallferd
Halig (Anglo-Saxon) A holy man
Halyg
Halil (Turkish) A beloved friend
Haleel, Haleal, Haleil,
Haliel, Halyl
Halla (African) An unexpected gift
Hallah, Hala, Halah
Hallberg (Norse) From the rocky mountain
Halberg, Hallburg, Halburg
Halle (Norse) As solid as a rock
Halley (English) From the hall near the meadow
Hally, Halli, Hallie,
Halleigh, Hallee, Halleah,
Hallea
Halliwell (English) From the holy spring
Haligwell
Hallward (English) The guardian of the hall
Halward, Hallwerd,
Halwerd, Hallwarden,
Halwarden, Hawarden,
Haward, Hawerd
Hamid (Arabic / Indian) A praiseworthy man / a beloved friend
Hameed, Hamead,
Hameid, Hamied, Hamyd,
Haamid
Hamidi (Swahili) One who is commendable
Hamidie, Hamidy,
Hamidey, Hamidee,
Hamidea, Hamydi,
Hamydie, Hamydee
Hamilton (English) From the flat-topped hill
Hamylton, Hamiltun,
Hamyltun, Hamilten,
Hamylten, Hamelton,
Hameltun, Hamelten
Hamlet (German) From the little home
Hamlett, Hammet,
Hammett, Hamnet,
Hamnett, Hamlit, Hamlitt,
Hamoelet
Hammer (German) One
who makes hammers; a
carpenter
Hammar, Hammor,
Hammur, Hammir,
Hammyr
Hampden (English) From the home in the valley
Hampdon, Hampdan,
Hampdun, Hampdyn,
Hampdin
Hancock (English) One who owns a farm
Hancok, Hancoc
Hanford (English) From the high ford
Hanferd, Hanfurd,
Hanforde, Hanferde,
Hanfurde
Hanisi (Swahili) Born on a Thursday
Hanisie, Hanisy, Hanisey,
Hanisee, Hanisea, Hanysi,
Hanysie, Hanysy
Hank (English) Form of Henry, meaning “the ruler of the house”
Hanke, Hanks, Hanki,
Hankie, Hankee, Hankea,
Hanky, Hankey
Hanley (English) From the high meadow
Hanly, Hanleigh, Hanleah,
Hanlea, Hanlie, Hanli,
Handlea, Handleigh
Hanna (Arabic) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”
Hannah, Hana, Hanah
Hanoch (Hebrew) One who is dedicated
Hanock, Hanok, Hanoc
Hanraoi (Irish) Form of Henry, meaning “the ruler of the house”
Hansraj (Hindi) The swan king
Hardik (Indian) One who has heart
Hardyk, Hardick, Hardyck,
Hardic, Hardyc
Hare (English) Resembling a rabbit
Harence (English) One who is swift
Harince, Harense, Harinse,
Harynce, Harynse
Hari (Indian) Resembling a lion
Harie, Hary, Harey, Haree,
Harea
Harim (Arabic) A superior man
Hareem, Haream, Hariem,
Hareim, Harym
Harkin (Irish) Having dark red hair
Harkyn, Harken, Harkan,
Harkon, Harkun
Harlemm (American) A soulful man
Harlam, Harlom, Harlim,
Harlym, Harlem
Harlow (English) From the army on the hill
Harlowe, Harlo, Harloe
Harold (Scandinavian) The ruler of an army
Hal, Harald, Hareld,
Harry, Darold
Harper (English) One who plays or makes harps
Harpur, Harpar, Harpir,
Harpyr, Harpor, Hearpere
Harrington (English) From of Harry’s town; from the herring town
Harringtun, Harryngton,
Harryngtun, Harington,
Haringtun, Haryngton,
Haryntun
Harshad (Indian) A bringer of joy
Harsh, Harshe, Harsho,
Harshil, Harshyl, Harshit,
Harshyt
Hartford (English) From the stag’s ford
Harteford, Hartferd,
Harteferd, Hartfurd,
Hartefurd, Hartforde,
Harteforde, Hartferde
Haru (Japanese) Born during the spring
Harvey (English / French) One who is ready for battle / a strong man
Harvy, Harvi, Harvie,
Harvee, Harvea, Harv,
Harve, Hervey
Hasim (Arabic) One who is decisive
Haseem, Haseam, Hasiem,
Haseim, Hasym
Haskel (Hebrew) An intelligent man
Haskle, Haskell, Haskil,
Haskill, Haske, Hask
Hasso (German) Of the sun
Hassoe, Hassow, Hassowe
Hassun (Native American) As solid as a stone
Hastiin (Native American) A man
Hastin (Hindi) Resembling an elephant
Hasteen, Hastean, Hastien,
Hastein, Hastyn
Hawes (English) From the hedged place
Haws, Hayes, Hays, Hazin,
Hazen, Hazyn, Hazon,
Hazan
Hawiovi (Native American) One who descends on a ladder
Hawiovie, Hawiovy,
Hawiovey, Hawiovee,
Hawiovea
Hawkins (English) Resembling a small hawk
Haukins, Hawkyns, Haukyn
Hawthorne (English) From the hawthorn tree
Hawthorn
Hayden (English) From the hedged valley
Haydan, Haydon, Haydun,
Haydin, Haydyn, Haden,
Hadan, Hadon
Haye (Scottish) From the stockade
Hay, Hae, Hai
Hazaiah (Hebrew) God will decide
Hazaia, Haziah, Hazia
Hazleton (English) From the hazel tree town
Hazelton, Hazletun,
Hazelton, Hazleten, Hazelten
Heath (English) From the untended land of flowering shrubs
Heathe, Heeth, Heethe
Heaton (English) From the town on high ground
Heatun, Heeton, Heetun,
Heaten, Heeten
Heber (Hebrew) A partner or companion
Heeber, Hebar, Heebar,
Hebor, Heebor, Hebur,
Heebur, Hebir
Heimdall (Norse) The white god; in mythology, one of the founders of the human race
Heimdal, Heiman,
Heimann
Helio (Greek) Son of the sun
Heleo, Helios, Heleos
Hem (Indian) The golden son
Hemendu (Indian) Born beneath the golden moon
Hemendue, Hemendoo,
Hemendou
Hemi (Maori) Form of James, meaning “he who
supplants”
Hemie, Hemy, Hemee,
Hemea, Hemey
Henderson (Scottish) The son of Henry
Hendrie, Hendries,
Hendron, Hendri, Hendry,
Hendrey, Hendree, Hendrea
Hendrick (English) Form of Henry, meaning “the ruler of the house”
Hendryck, Hendrik,
Hendryk, Hendric, Hendryc
Henley (English) From the high meadow
Henly, Henleigh, Henlea,
Henleah, Henlee, Henli,
Henlie
Henry (German) The ruler of the house
Hal, Hank, Harry, Henny,
Henree, Henri, Hanraoi,
Hendrick
Heraldo (Spanish) Of the divine
Hercules (Greek) In mythology, a son of Zeus who possessed superhuman strength
Herakles, Hercule, Herculi,
Herculie, Herculy, Herculey,
Herculee, Herculea
Herman (German) A soldier Hermon, Hermen,
Hermun, Hermin, Hermyn,
Hermann, Hermie,
Herminio
Herne (English) Resembling a heron
Hern, Hearn, Hearne
Hero (Greek) The brave defender
Heroe, Herow, Herowe
Hershel (Hebrew) Resembling a deer
Hersch, Herschel, Herschell,
Hersh, Hertzel, Herzel,
Herzl, Heschel
Herwin (Teutonic) A friend of war
Herwinn, Herwinne,
Herwen, Herwenn,
Herwenne, Herwyn,
Herwynn, Herwynne
Hesed (Hebrew) A kind man Hesutu (Native American) A rising yellow-jacket nest
Hesutou, Hesoutou
Hewson (English) The son of Hugh
Hewsun
Hiawatha (Native American) He who makes rivers
Hiawathah, Hyawatha,
Hiwatha, Hywatha
Hickok (American) A famous frontier marshal
Hickock, Hickoc, Hikock,
Hikoc, Hikok, Hyckok,
Hyckock, Hyckoc
Hidalgo (Spanish) The noble one
Hydalgo
Hideaki (Japanese) A clever man; having wisdom
Hideakie, Hideaky,
Hideakey, Hideakee,
Hideakea
Hieronim (Polish) Form of Jerome, meaning “of the sacred name”
Hieronym, Hieronymos,
Hieronimos, Heronim,
Heronym, Heronymos,
Heronimos
Hietamaki (Finnish) From the sand hill
Hietamakie, Hietamaky,
Hietamakey, Hietamakee,
Hietamakea
Hieu (Vietnamese) A pious man
Hikmat (Islamic) Filled with wisdom
Hykmat
Hildefuns (German) One who is ready for battle
Hildfuns, Hyldefuns,
Hyldfuns
Hillel (Hebrew) One who is praised
Hyllel, Hillell, Hyllell, Hilel,
Hylel, Hilell, Hylell
Hiranmay (Indian) The golden one
Hiranmaye, Hiranmai,
Hiranmae, Hyranmay,
Hyranmaye, Hyranmai,
Hyranmae
Hiroshi (Japanese) A generous man
Hiroshie, Hiroshy, Hiroshey,
Hiroshee, Hiroshea,
Hyroshi, Hyroshie,
Hyroshey
Hirsi (African) An amulet
Hirsie, Hirsy, Hirsey,
Hirsee, Hirsea
Hisoka (Japanese) One who is secretive
Hysoka, Hisokie, Hysokie,
Hisoki, Hysoki, Hisokey,
Hysokey, Hisoky
Hitakar (Indian) One who wishes others well
Hitakarin, Hitakrit
Hobart (American) Form of Hubert, meaning “having a shining intellect”
Hobarte, Hoebart,
Hoebarte, Hobert, Hoberte,
Hoburt, Hoburte, Hobirt
Hoc (Vietnamese) A studious man
Hohberht (German) One who is high and bright
Hohbert, Hohburt, Hohbirt,
Hohbyrt, Hoh
Holcomb (English) From the deep valley
Holcom, Holcombe
Holland (American) From the Netherlands
Hollend, Hollind, Hollynd,
Hollande, Hollende,
Hollinde, Hollynde
Hollis (English) From the holly tree
Hollys, Holliss, Hollyss,
Hollace, Hollice, Holli,
Hollie, Holly
Holman (English) A man from the valley
Holmann, Holmen, Holmin,
Holmyn, Holmon, Holmun
Holt (English) From the forest
Holte, Holyt, Holyte, Holter,
Holtar, Holtor, Holtur, Holtir
Honaw (Native American) Resembling a bear
Honawe, Honau
Hondo (African) A warring man
Hondoh, Honda, Hondah
Honesto (Spanish) One who is honest
Honestio, Honestiyo,
Honesteo, Honesteyo,
Honestoh
Honon (Native American) Resembling a bear
Honun, Honen, Honan,
Honin, Honyn
Honovi (Native American) Having great strength
Honovie, Honovy, Honovey,
Honovee, Honovea
Honza (Czech) A gift from God
Horsley (English) From the horse meadow
Horsly, Horslea, Horsleah,
Horslee, Horsleigh, Horsli,
Horslie
Horst (German) From the thicket
Horste, Horsten, Horstan,
Horstin, Horstyn, Horston,
Horstun, Horstman
Hoshi (Japanese) Resembling a star
Hoshiko, Hoshyko, Hoshie,
Hoshee, Hoshea, Hoshy,
Hoshey
Hototo (Native American) One who whistles; a warrior spirit that sings
Hovannes (Armenian) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”
Hovennes, Hovann,
Hovenn, Hovane, Hovene,
Hovan, Hoven
Howard (English) The guardian of the home
Howerd, Howord, Howurd,
Howird, Howyrd, Howi,
Howie, Howy
Howi (Native American) Resembling a turtle dove
Hrothgar (Anglo-Saxon) A king
Hrothgarr, Hrothegar,
Hrothegarr, Hrothgare,
Hrothegare
Hubert (German) Having a shining intellect
Hobart, Huberte, Huburt,
Huburte, Hubirt, Hubirte,
Hubyrt, Hubyrte, Hubie,
Uberto
Hudson (English) The son of Hugh; from the river
Hudsun, Hudsen, Hudsan,
Hudsin, Hudsyn
Hugin (Norse) A thoughtful man
Hugyn, Hugen, Hugan,
Hugon, Hugun
Humam (Arabic) A generous and brave man
Hungan (Haitian) A spirit master or priest
Hungen, Hungon, Hungun,
Hungin, Hungyn
Hungas (Irish) A vigorous man
Hunter (English) A great
huntsman and provider
Huntar, Huntor, Huntur,
Huntir, Huntyr, Hunte,
Hunt, Hunting
Husky (American) A big man; a manly man
Huski, Huskie, Huskey,
Huskee, Huskea, Husk, Huske
Huslu (Native American) Resembling a hairy bear
Huslue, Huslou
Husto (Spanish) A righteous man
Hustio, Husteo, Hustiyo,
Husteyo
Huynh (Vietnamese) An older brother
Hwang (Chinese) Refers to the color yellow
Hwange
Hwitford (English) From the white ford
Hwitforde, Hwitferd,
Hwitferde, Hwitfurd,
Hwitfurde
Boy names, and unique baby names
