Names starting with the letter H

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.

	Name	Meaning
	Halda	One who is half Danish
	Haldana	half-Danish
	Haldane	half-Danish
	Haldanna	half-Danish
	Halden	Half-Danish
	Haldis	Stone Spirit
	Haldo	Highest in Race; Exalted Son
	Haldon	Rock, stone
	Haldor	The rock of Thor
	Haldora	One who is half spirited.
	Hale	hero
	Halea	hay meadow
	Halebeorht	Bright Hero
	Halee	Old English - Hay Clearing; Hay Meadow; A variant spelling of Hayley
	Haleef	Ally, Supporter, Confederate
	Haleem	gentle, mild, forbearing, patient
	Haleema	Gentle
	Haleema = gentle	Kind, Soft-spoken, tolerant, Mild-tempered, Patient
	Haleemah	gentle, patient
	Haleena	Of the light
	Haleh	halo
	Haleigh	unknown
	Haleigha	House of the Rising Sun
	Haleima	gentle, patient
	Halen	From The Hay Land
	Halena	Light, Brightness, Shining One
	Halene	A dedicated woman
	Halette	the sea
	Haley	From The Hay Clearing
	Halfdan	Old Norse and Icelandic form of Halfdan.
	Halford	Valley Ford
	Halfrida	peaceful heroine; peaceful home
	Halfrith	Peaceful house, peaceful home
	Halfryta	Friendlier Home,
	Hali	Sea
	Halia	Remembrance of a loved one
	Halian	of Julius
	Halide	Turkish feminine form of Khalid.
	Halie	Natural, Hay meadow
	Halif	Ally; Confederate; One who Takes an Oath
	Halifa	Friend, or ones who always stay together.
	Halig	Holy, Saintly
	Haligwiella	Resides by Holy Spring
	Halil	Intimate friend
	Halim	gentle, mild, patient, kind, indulgent
	Halima	Patient, Tolerant
	Halimah	gentle, patient
	Halimaka	Poison Spewing
	Halimat	Hausa variant of Halima.
	Halimatu	Hausa variant of Halima.
	Halime	Gentle, Mild
	Halimeda	the sea
	Halimede	Derived from Greek ἅλς (hals) meaning "sea, brine, salt" combined with one of the related words μέδομαι (medomai) meaning "to be mindful of, to provide for, to think on" or μέδω (medo) meaning "to protect, to rule over". According to Greek mythology this was one of the Nereids. A minor moon of Neptune is named after her.
	Halin	Hall dweller, Dweller from the manor
	Halina	Calm
	Halinka	Calm, Peaceful
	Halinor	A combination name of Hal and Eleanor; Hal is Celtic for chief, and Eleanor is Latin for shining light;
	Halipriya	A tree
	Halit	Turkish and Albanian form of Khalid.
	Halius	A companion of Aeneas, a charachter from Roman Mythology
	Halkyone	Greek variant (or misspelling) of Halcyone.
	Hall	From The Manor
	Halla	An unexpected gift, Half Protected
	Hallaj	Cotton Refiner
	Hallam	Dweller At The Rocks
	Hallan	Dweller At The Rocks
	Hallas	The person exempt from the payment of taxexor rent
	Hallbjorg	Derived from the Old Norse elements hallr "rock" and bjǫrg "help, save, rescue".
	Hallbjorn	Rock and hair
	Hallden	Old Norse - Half Dane; English - From Denmark; A variant of name Halden
	Halldis	A firm helper
	Halldor	Thor's rock
	Halldora	Thunder, or thunder goddess
	Halle	Heroine
	Halleigh	Variation of Hailey whcih means Hay's meadow
	Hallel	Derived from Hebrew הָלַל (halal) meaning "praise". This is the name of a Jewish prayer, consisting of several psalms. The more traditional name Hillel, which is typically only masculine, is spelled the same but is vocalized with a different vowel.
	Halleli	Praise God
	Halleliya	greatly praised
	Halleluja	greatly praised
	Hallelujah	greatly praised
	Hallewell	Holly Well
	Halley	army ruler, commander
	Hallford	From the Valley Ford
	Hallfrid	One who is half beautiful.
	Hallfrita	Peaceful Home
	Hallgerd	One who is half protected.
	Halli	Army, worrier, hqay clearing
	Hallie	Praise The Lord
	Halliwell	Lives by the Holy Well
	Hallmar	Famous Stone
	Hallr	Derived from Old Norse hallr meaning "rock".
	Hallsey	From Hal's Island
	Hallstein	Settlement in a nook
	Hallsteinn	Old Norse form of Hallstein.
	Hallsten	English - Estate on the hill; A variant of name Halston
	Hallsy	Variant of Halsey
	Hallþora	Feminine form of Hallþórr.
	Hallþorr	Old Norse form of Haldor.
	Hallvard	Variant of Halvard.
	Hallvarðr	Old Norse form of Halvard.