Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter H, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a H. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
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Hildeth | She who gives good battle counsel |
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Hildeyerd | A young battle maiden |
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Hildi | ready for battle |
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Hildiard | She who fights in a battle |
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Hildiberht | Old German form of Hildebert. |
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Hildiberhtaz | Proto-Germanic reconstruction of Hildebert. |
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Hildie | ready for battle |
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Hildifuns | Gothic form of Ildefonso. |
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Hildigardis | Variant of Hildegard. |
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Hildigunn | A warrior woman. |
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Hildigunnr | From the Old Norse elements hildr "battle" and gunnr "battle, war". It is a cognate of Hildegund. |
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Hildigunnur | Icelandic form of Hildigunnr. |
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Hildigunþi | Proto-Germanic reconstruction of Hildegund and Hildigunnr. |
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Hildilid | A warrior of the battle |
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Hildimar | One who is glorious, glorious |
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Hilding | Modern form of Hildingr. |
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Hildingr | Means "chief, warrior", a derivative of Old Norse hildr "battle". This is the name of a character in the Norse tale Frithiof's Saga. |
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Hildiriks | Proto-Germanic reconstruction of Hilderic. |
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Hildith | A fighter in the war |
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Hilditha | She who gfights in the battles of war |
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Hildithe | One who is in the battle |
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Hilditrut | Old German form of Hiltrud. |
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Hildiwara | Gothic form of Aldara. |
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Hildoara | Latinized form of *Hildiwara (see Aldara). |
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Hildr | From Old Norse hildr meaning "battle", making it a cognate of Hilda. In Norse legend this was the name of a valkyrie. |
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Hildræd | Older form of Hildred. |
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Hildred | battle counselor |
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Hildreth | battle counselor |
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Hildrun | Fight secret, magic |
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Hildur | Fighting a war |
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Hildwulf | One who is like a wolf in the battle |
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Hildy | ready for battle; battle garden |
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Hildyard | He sho is from the battle fields |
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Hilel | Joly, Smilling |
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Hilen | A Window; Grief |
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Hiliard | from the enclosure on the hill |
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Hilith | She is a battle maiden |
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Hilja | Silence; Quiet; Calm |
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Hill | cheerful, happy |
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Hilla | Timid |
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Hillar | Pleased, blissfull |
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Hillard | Courageous in battle |
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Hillaree | Happy, Jolly |
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Hillari | Latin - Cheerful; French form of Hilary which means Joyful; Glad; Merry; Happy; A variant of Hillary |
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Hillaria | A woman who is always cheerful and happy |
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Hillarie | Contended, In the highspirit |
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Hillary | Cheerful |
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Hillda | A woman who is a soldier in the war |
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Hille | battle garden |
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Hillel | Praise |
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Hillela | To Praise, To Shine |
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Hiller | From the Yard on a Hill |
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Hilleree | A cheerful and happy maiden |
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Hillerie | Cheerful |
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Hillery | Cheerful |
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Hillevi | Happy in war |
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Hilli | Cloud-berry |
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Hilliard | War Stronghold |
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Hilliary | cheerful, happy |
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Hillie | cheerful, happy |
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Hillierd | From the Yard on a Hill |
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Hillock | From the Small Hill |
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Hillocke | From the Tiny Hill |
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Hillory | Glad, Pleased |
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Hilly | greatly praised; cheerful, happy |
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Hillyer | From the Yard on a Hill; Hard Warrior |
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Hillyerd | From the Yard on a Hill |
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Hilm | Calmness; Patience; Intelligence |
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Hilma | determined protector |
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Hilmar | Notorious Noble |
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Hilmi | mild-mannered |
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Hilmiyat | Gentleness; Mildness |
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Hilo | First night after the new moon |
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Hilol | Wave Of Joy |
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Hilperic | Derived from the Old German elements helfa "help" and rih "ruler, king". This name was borne by two Burgundian kings and two Frankish kings (usually called Chilperic). |
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Hilton | manor on the hill |
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Hiltraud | Variant of Hiltrud. |
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Hiltrud | Means "strength in battle", derived from the Old German elements hilt "battle" and drud "strength". |
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Hiltrude | A woman who finds her strenght in a battle |
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Hilu | Cloudberry; yearn for life |
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Him | Snow; Ice; Bright |
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Hima | Snow |
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Himaanshu | Moon |
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Himaayat | Help; Support |
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Himabhas | The Moon |
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Himabindu | Dew |
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Himacala | Abode of Snow; Mountain top of snow; Himalaya Mountains |
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Himachal | The Himalayas |
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Himachala | The Himalaya Mountains; Abode of Snow; Peak of Snow |
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Himachalendra | The Himalaya Mountains; Abode of Snow; Peak of Snow |
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Himachalkumar | The Himalayas; King of Mountains; Abode of Snow |
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Himadari | Ganga River |
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Himadhri | Infinity Life |
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Himadri | Himalaya |
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Himadyuti | Of Cool Radiance; The Moon |
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Himaghana | Sun |
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Himaghna | The Sun; Sun that melts snow of the Himalayas |
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Himagiri | The Himalaya Mountains; Abode of Snow; Peak of Snow |
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Himagouri | Goddess Parvati |
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Himaja | One of many names of Goddess Parvati signifying her as fair as the snow |