Names that start with H
816 different H-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Henry led them with 12,040 newborns. Compare all 2,314 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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2,314 of 2,314 H-names match
H-names in 2025
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- HamishSupplanterScottish14
- HasnainHasnain is the dual form of Hasan, meaning 'good, handsome' in Arabic, literally 'the two Hasans', traditionally referring to Hasan and Husayn, the grandsons of the Prophet MuhammadArabic14
- HiyabOf uncertain originArabic14
- HaelynnOf uncertain originModern coinage14
- HendyOf uncertain originEnglish14
- HaronOf uncertain originArabic14
- HamnaOf uncertain originArabic14
- Hasleyof uncertain originModern coinage14
- HuxsonOf uncertain originModern coinage14
- Hastings14
- Hazal14
- HermonMountain sanctuary or sacred mountain, derived from the Hebrew term for 'devoted to destruction' or 'sanctuary'Hebrew13
- HaleDweller at the hall or nookEnglish13
- HaylinOf uncertain originModern coinage13
- HaniyahPleased, happy, or delightedArabic13
- HargunLiterally 'the Lord's glory' or 'divine virtue' in Punjabi, a name widely used among Sikh familiesSanskrit13
- HenchyOf uncertain originEnglish13
- HavocWidespread destruction and disorderModern coinage13
- HastenOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Heston or a transferred use of an English surname derived from a place nameEnglish13
- HailoPossibly a modern invented name, perhaps influenced by the greeting 'hail' or similar-sounding names like Harlow or HayleyModern coinage13
- HuxonOf uncertain originModern coinage13
- HawwaEve, the first woman in Islamic and Judeo-Christian traditionArabic13
- HealaniHawaiian name meaning 'heavenly mist' or 'a heavenly mist-like quality'Hawaiian13
- HossProbably a variant of the biblical name Hoshea, meaning 'salvation' in Hebrew, or a German nickname meaning 'hare'German13
- Hasanat13
- Hud13
- Historia13
- Holsten13
- Haydar13
- Harin13
- Hrida13
- Hanis13
- HolliVariant of Holly, ultimately referring to the holly treeEnglish12
- HarrietteHome ruler, or perhaps a feminine form of HarryEnglish12
- HaywoodFrom the hedged enclosure or fenced-in woodEnglish12
- Howellalert or notable one, from a Welsh surname meaning 'eminent' or 'remarkable'Welsh12
- HaddenUncertainEnglish12
- HaylaOf uncertain originEnglish12
- HildeBattle woman, derived from the Germanic element 'hild' meaning battleGerman12
- HavaLifeHebrew12
- HatimJudge, rulerArabic12
- HindA name of Arabic origin meaning 'group of camels' or 'large camel', also associated with the ancient kingdom of al-Hind (India)Arabic12
- HazelgraceThe hazel tree and God's graceEnglish12
- Humayra12
- Horus12
- Hartlen12
- Heyssel12
- Hayz12
- HanahOf uncertain originHebrew11
- Hermelindaof uncertain meaningSpanish11
- HaydonHayden is an English surname derived from place names meaning 'hay valley' or 'hay hill'English11
- HadiyahGift, guide to righteousnessArabic11
- HanaleiOf uncertain originHawaiian11
- HussamSword, one who strikes with a swordArabic11
- HaifaSlender, delicate, or beautiful bodyArabic11
- HazylOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- HarelMountain of God, or God's mountainHebrew11
- HilalCrescent moon (the new moon), especially the first visible crescent after a new moonArabic11
- HollidayOf uncertain origin, possibly derived from the English surname Holliday, itself a variant of Holiday, meaning 'holy day' or 'festival day'English11
- HannielGod is graciousHebrew11
- HadashaNewHebrew11
- HypatiaHighest, supreme, or perhaps of foresightGreek11
- Hamnah11
- Hardyn11
- Hazeley11
- Hollynd11
- Heartlynn11
- Heysel11
- Halsten11
- Hanzala11
- Hazelmae11
- Hezekai11
- Hajin11
- Hanvi11
- HustonOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Houston, meaning 'Hugh's town' or from a place nameEnglish10
- HuyOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- HarvardOf uncertain originEnglish10
- HaneefOne who is righteous, upright, or true in faithArabic10
- HunnerThe meaning is uncertainModern coinage10
- HanakoA Japanese name meaning "flower child" (from hana "flower" + ko "child")Japanese10
- HalynOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- HakanRuler, sovereign, or emperorArabic10
- HaivenModern invented name, likely a respelling of Haven, meaning a safe place or harborModern coinage10
- HermelaOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- HajraThe name Hajra is an Arabic variant spelling of Hagar, meaning 'flight' or 'emigrant' in reference to the biblical figureArabic10
- HensleeOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- HeruName derived from the Egyptian god Horus, linked to the sky and kingshipArabic10
- HaldenFrom the Old English words for 'hall' or 'rock' and 'valley', meaning 'valley of the hall' or 'rocky valley'English10
- HolyHoly, sacred, or dedicated to GodEnglish10
- HellenaTorchGreek10
- HartleighOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name combining elements of names like Hart and the trendy suffix -leighModern coinage10
- HajerOne who emigrates, specifically referring to Hagar, the wife of Abraham in Islamic traditionArabic10
- HendryHome ruler, or possibly ruler of the homeEnglish10
- HyderOf debated originArabic10
- HandsomeA descriptive word meaning attractive or pleasing in appearance, used as a given nameModern coinage10
- HaizleighOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- HawthornFrom the hawthorn tree, a thorny shrub with white or pink blossoms and red berriesEnglish10
- HeilynOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- HeyliProbably a modern invented name, possibly a variant of Hayley or Hailey, meaning 'hay clearing'Modern coinage10
- HaystonHayston is likely a modern invented name, possibly blending elements from names like Hayes or Hayley with the common suffix -ston (from Old English 'stone' or 'town')Modern coinage10
- HelaThe name Hela is of uncertain origin but is often associated with the Norse goddess of death and the underworld, though this connection is debated as a direct loan nameScandinavian10
- Hannie10
- Heartly10
- Hosna10
- Heir10
- Hestia10
- Harbaaz10
- Heziah10
- Haislyn10
- Hanani10
- Harmyni10
- HarmanOf uncertain originGerman9
- HieuOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- HeavenleeMost likely a modern coinage combining the word heaven with the fashionable suffix lee, though no traditional meaning existsModern coinage9
- HarmoneyA phonetic variant of Harmony, meaning unity or agreementModern coinage9
- HamedPraiseworthy, one who praises GodArabic9
- HodaGuidance, right path, or giftArabic9
- HeavenleighHeavenly meadow or clearing, a modern coinage blending the word heaven with the suffix -leighModern coinage9
- HalonaOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- HonourHonor, integrity, or good reputationEnglish9
- HenaGrace, favor, or a variant of the Indian name Heena, associated with the henna plant used for dyeHebrew9
- HenokHenok is a variant of Enoch, meaning 'dedicated' or 'initiated' in HebrewHebrew9
- HazemDetermined, resolute, or one who makes firm decisionsArabic9
- HylandFrom an English surname meaning 'high land' or 'dweller on the high land'English9
- HalimGentle, patient, or forbearingArabic9
- HaivynOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- Hollanof uncertain originEnglish9
- HaysleeOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- HephzibahMy delight is in herHebrew9
- HarbourA place of shelter for ships, derived from the Old English word 'herebeorg' meaning 'shelter' or 'lodging'Modern coinage9
- Hezakiahof uncertain originHebrew9
- Haizeof uncertain originModern coinage9
- HanniOf uncertain originModern coinage9
- HadijaBorn prematurely, or a female child born prematurelyAfrican9
- Heera9
- Holstyn9
- Hayyan9
- Hezekiyah9
- Halime9
- Halid9
- Haizlynn9
- Harvi9
- Hadarah9
- Haislynn9
- Hadiatou9
- Hollins9
- Herani9
- Haniely9
- Hadis9
- Hailany9
- Hunain9
- HalliOf uncertain originEnglish8
- HanifTrue believer, one who is upright and faithfulArabic8
- HusainVariant of Husayn, meaning 'good, handsome, beautiful' in ArabicArabic8
- Harjotof uncertain originSanskrit8
- HarringtonOf uncertain originEnglish8
- HailynnModern invented name, likely a blend of Haley or Hayley with the popular suffix -lynnModern coinage8
- HaadiOne who guides or leads, a guideArabic8
- HikariLightJapanese8
- HasnaBeautiful, good, or virtuous, derived from the Arabic adjective 'hasan' meaning goodArabic8
- HamletLittle home or little villageLiterary8
- HaevenRespelling of Haven, meaning 'safe place' or 'harbor'Modern coinage8
- HalanaOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- HazaiahGod has seen, or God seesHebrew8
- HalahHalah is an Arabic name meaning 'halo around the moon' or 'crescent moon', symbolizing beauty and brightnessArabic8
- HaimPossibly derived from the Hebrew word for 'life' or a variant of the name Chaim, meaning 'life'Hebrew8
- HafizOne who memorizes the QuranArabic8
- HadlynOf uncertain originModern coinage8
- HarithOne who tills the soilArabic8
- Hopper8
- Hiyan8
- Heiden8
- Hylan8
- Haby8
- Hayvn8
- Hutchison8
- Haysten8
- Hurain8
- Haaland8
- Hareer8
- Hudhayfah8
- Hobbs8
- Hassiel8
- Hallyn8
- Hattiemae8
- Hridya8
- Hayam8
- Hakari8
- Haylani8
- Heithan8
- Hunar8
- HedyOf uncertain originGerman7
- Hipolitoone who sets horses free, or a freer of horsesSpanish7
- HughieDiminutive of Hugh, meaning 'heart, mind' or 'spirit'English7
- Hassieof uncertain origin, possibly a feminine diminutive of names beginning with Has- or a nickname for HarrietEnglish7
- HiroshigenerousJapanese7
- HallDweller at the hall or manor houseEnglish7
- HaydinOf uncertain originModern coinage7
- HartwellFrom the stag's spring or wellEnglish7
- HasaanHandsome, good, or beautifulArabic7