Hauba

A name derived from a surname meaning 'a woman who guides'.

Hautat

A name meaning 'high' or 'exalted' in Greek.

Havana

The name is derived from the capital city of Cuba, and it signifies 'the place of the great feats.'

Havannah

A variation of Havana, it signifies 'a place of great feats.'

Havard

The name means 'high guard' or 'chief guard.'

Havel

The name means 'a rock or stone.'

Havelock

The name means 'from the land of the heavens.'

Haven

The name means 'safe place or harbor.'

Haverly

It likely means 'from the hedged enclosure.'

Havily

It is a variant meaning 'from the hill fort.'

Hawk

Hawk refers to a bird of prey known for its keen vision and hunting skills.

Hawke

Hawke is a variant of Hawk, also referring to the bird of prey and symbolizing strength and power.

Hawken

Hawken is a diminutive of Hawk, meaning 'little hawk'.

Hawkins

Hawkins is a diminutive of Hawke, meaning 'son of Hawk'.

Hawkley

Hawkley refers to a clearing where hawks are commonly found, symbolizing nature.

Hawksley

Hawksley means 'meadow near a hawk', associated with open fields and birds of prey.

Hawleigh

Hawleigh means 'meadow by a hawk's nest'.

Hawley

Hawley means 'enclosed meadow', often associated with nature and tranquility.

Hawly

Hawly is a variant of Hawley, meaning 'hedged meadow', common in English place names.

Hawthorn

Hawthorn refers to a thorny shrub or tree, symbolizing protection and love.

Hawthorne

Hawthorne refers to the hawthorn tree, associated with fertility and protection in folklore.

Hawys

Hawys is a variant spelling of Hayes, meaning 'hedged area'.

Hawyse

Hawyse is an alternative spelling of Hayes, meaning 'enclosure'.

Hawysia

An elaborate and feminine name often associated with purity and grace.

Haydee

A variant of 'Hedwig', meaning 'battle lady', symbolizing strength.

Haydn

Haydn means 'fire' or 'high' in Old Welsh.

Haydon

Haydon means 'from the hay hill' or 'hay valley.'

Haydrian

Haydrian is derived from 'Hadrianus,' referring to a person from Hadria, a town in Italy.

Haydyn

Haydyn is a variant of Haydn, meaning 'fire' or 'high,' often used for girls.

Haye

Haye means 'hedged area' or 'enclosure' in Old French.

Hayelee

Hayelee is a modern variant of Hayley, meaning 'hay meadow.'

Hayes

Hayes means 'hedged land' or 'enclosure,' common as both a surname and first name.

Hayle

Hayle is a variant of Hayley, meaning 'hay meadow.'

Haylea

Haylea is a modern interpretation of Hayley, meaning 'hay meadow.'

Haylee

Haylee means 'hay meadow' and is a popular modern surname-turned-first name.

Hayleigh

Hayleigh is a variant of Hayley, meaning 'hay clearing or meadow.'

Hayley

Hayley means 'hay clearing' or 'meadow,' and is widely used as a first name.

Hayli

Hayli is a variant of Hayley, meaning 'hay meadow.'

Haylie

A variation of Hayley, meaning 'hay meadow' or 'hay clearing.'

Haynes

Derived from a surname, meaning 'son of Haya' or 'from the hedged enclosure.'

Hayward

Means 'hedge-keeper or land by the hedge.'

Haywood

Means 'a clearing in the forest.'

Hazel

The name refers to the hazel tree, symbolizing protection and wisdom.

Hazeline

A derivative of Hazel, symbolizing the hazel tree and often associated with beauty and protection.

Hazell

Similar to Hazel; signifies the hazel tree and connotes wisdom and protection.

Hazelle

Derived from Hazel, representing the hazel tree and symbolic of beauty and wisdom.

Hazen

The name usually refers to a region of 'haze' or 'misty', depicting a dreamy quality.

Hazer

The name classically signifies 'one who is recovering or mender', often connoting healing qualities.

Hazle

Hazle refers to the hazelnut tree or the color hazel.

Hazlett

Hazlett is a surname meaning 'from the hazel tree.'

Hazlitt

Hazlitt is an English surname meaning 'from the hazel tree.'

Hazyl

Hazyl is a variation of Hazel, suggesting the hazel tree or color.

Hea

Hea means 'high' or 'noble' in Old English.

Heabba

Heabba translates to 'the one who is exalted' or 'high' in Old English.

Headd

Headd means 'a rock' or 'stony hill' in Old English.

Headda

Headda signifies 'heather land' in Old English.

Headley

Headley means 'clearing on a hill' in Old English.

Headly

Headly means 'field by a high place' in Old English.

Heagyth

Heagyth refers to 'a height' or 'high place' in Old English.

Heahburg

Heahburg means 'high fortress' in Old English.

Heahfrith

Heahfrith translates to 'high peace' in Old English.

Heahgyth

Heahgyth means 'high battle' in Old English.

Heahhbeorht

Heahhbeorht translates to 'high brightness' in Old English.

Heahmund

Heahmund signifies 'high protection' in Old English.

Heahred

Heahred means 'high counsel' in Old English.

Heahstan

Heahstan translates to 'high stone' in Old English.

Heahthryth

Heahthryth means 'high strength' in Old English.

Heahweard

Heahweard refers to 'guardian of the high place' in Old English.

Heald

Heald signifies 'to make whole' in Old English and is associated with healing.

Healfdene

Healfdene translates to 'half-Dane' in Old English, referring to a subgroup of the Danes.

Healhtun

Healhtun means 'healing town' in Old English.

Healing

Healing refers to the concept of making whole or restoring health in Old English.

Heall

Valley or dwelling by a river.

Healleah

Meadow by the hall.

Heallfrith

Peaceful valley.

Heallstede

Place of the valley.

Healum

From the healing estate.

Healy

Habitational name from places called Healy in County Kerry and County Tipperary; derived from the Gaelic name 'Ó Maolmhoirea.'

Heamon

Home protector or warrior.

Heanford

River crossing by a health or moorland.

Heanleah

Meadow by the moorland.

Heard

Hardy or brave one.

Hearda

Strong and courageous.

Heardbehrt

Bright or famous warrior.

Heardinc

Brave or strong king.

Heardind

Strong ruler or leader.

Heardred

Strong counsel or advisor.

Heardwine

Friend of the army or warrior.

Heardwulf

Wolf warrior or brave wolf.

Hearn

From the corner or a place of high ground.

Hearne

Spear or brave one.

Hearpere

One who plays the harp.

Hearst

A surname that likely means 'a wooded area' or 'enclosed land.'

Heartley

Derived from a place name meaning 'from the stag's meadow.'

Heath

Referring to a tract of open land, especially one covered with heather or low scrub.

Heathcliff

A combination of elements meaning 'heath landscape' and 'cliff' or 'slope.'

Heathclyf

A variant of Heathcliff, meaning 'heath landscape' and 'cliff.'

Heathdene

Meaning 'valley of the heath.'

Heathe

A variant of Heath, referring to an area of open uncultivated land.

Heather

Named after the flowering plant that thrives in heathlands, symbolizing admiration and beauty.