Hewald

Means 'wolf' and 'power', suggesting strength and ferocity.

Hewe

Known to mean 'haunted' or 'sheltered' in historical contexts.

Hewet

Means 'the high place' or 'hill', linked to nature or elevation.

Hewin

Derived from a variant of Hugh, meaning 'heart' or 'mind'.

Hewitt

Means 'son of Hugh' and implies noble lineage.

Hewlett

Means 'little Hugh' or 'small mind/heart', a diminutive form.

Hewlitt

Similar to Hewlett, implying 'little Hugh' or small protector.

Hewrey

Means 'from the hill' or 'prosperous,' linking it to place of origin.

Hewson

Son of Hugh, often associated with a noble or bright heart.

Heyne

A high-born or noble person.

Heyward

Guardian of the hedged enclosure; a watchman or steward.

Heywood

From the hedged woods or grove, indicating a place of shelter.

Hiatt

A hill or a high place, often signifying a geographical feature.

Hibald

Bold and brave helper, a name with historical roots.

Hicel

A name derived from a diminutive form, often linked to light or brightness.

Hicela

Diminutive form meaning 'little light' or 'brightness.'

Hidalgo

Nobleman; a member of the Spanish nobility.

Hieder

One who is a leader or a guide, often in a noble sense.

Hiero

Sacred; related to the concept of something holy or divine.

Hieronimus

Holy name; often associated with saints in Christian tradition.

Hieronomo

Sacred name; typically used for saints in Christianity.

Hieronymos

Holy name; often linked to the esteemed scholar Saint Jerome.

Hieronymus

Derived from the Greek name 'Hieronymos' meaning 'sacred name' or 'holy name.'

Hierytha

Derived from Old English meaning 'high' or 'noble.'

Higbald

Means 'battle of the hounds' derived from Old English elements.

High

Indicates elevation or superiority, commonly used in names like 'High Priest.'

Higinio

Derived from Greek, meaning 'healthy' or 'sound.'

Higueid

It is a form of 'Hugo,' meaning 'mind' or 'intellect.'

Higuel

Variant of 'Hugo,' means 'mind' or 'intellect.'

Hilaire

Hilaire means 'cheerful' or 'happy' in French.

Hilaree

Hilaree is derived from Hilaire and means 'cheerful' in French.

Hilari

Hilari is a modern variant derived from Hilaris, meaning 'cheerful' or 'happy' in Latin.

Hilaria

Hilaria means 'cheerful' or 'merry' in Latin and is rooted in celebration.

Hilarie

Hilarie is a variant of Hilaria, meaning 'cheerful' in Latin.

Hilario

Hilario means 'cheerful' in Spanish, derived from Latin origins.

Hilarius

Hilarius means 'cheerful' and is often used in a Christian context.

Hilary

Hilary means 'cheerful' or 'happy' and can be used for both genders.

Hilbert

Hilbert means 'bright warrior' in Germanic roots.

Hilbrand

Bright hero.

Hild

Battle or battle maiden.

Hilda

Battle maiden or fighter.

Hildbrand

Battle sword or bright battle.

Hilde

Battle or combat.

Hildebeorht

Bright battle.

Hildebrand

Brave and shining sword.

Hildeburg

Fortress of battle.

Hildeburh

Stronghold in battle.

Hildegard

Warrior maiden or fighter's strength.

Hildegarde

Brave warrior or fighter.

Hildegunn

Warrior maiden.

Hildehrand

Strong in battle or warrior's strength.

Hildelida

Spear battle or battle maiden.

Hildelith

Battle maid or warrior's daughter.

Hildeth

Battle or fight.

Hildeyerd

Battle or war work.

Hildiard

Strong battle or army leader.

Hildie

Battle maiden or warrior.

Hildred

Battle counsel or strength in battle.

Hildreth

Spear strength or battle strength.

Hildy

Battle maiden or fighter.

Hildyard

From the hill by the yard or fortified place.

Hilen

From the hidden place.

Hili

Often used as a short form of names like Hilary; can mean cheerful or happy.

Hiliard

Brave or warrior's strength.

Hilith

A form of Hilary meaning cheerful or happy.

Hilja

Quiet or stillness.

Hill

Dweller by the hill; often a surname turned first name.

Hillar

From the hill

Hillard

Brave or hard warrior

Hillaree

A variant of Hillary, meaning cheerful or happy

Hillari

A variant of Hillary, meaning cheerful or happy

Hillaria

A variant of Hillary, meaning cheerful or happy

Hillarie

A variant of Hillary, meaning cheerful or happy

Hillary

Cheerful or happy

Hillda

Battle maiden

Hiller

One who lives on a hill

Hilleree

A variant of Hillary, meaning cheerful or happy

Hilli

A diminutive form of Hillary

Hilliard

Brave or hard warrior

Hillierd

Brave or hard warrior

Hillock

Small hill

Hillocke

Small hill

Hillory

Inspired variant of Hillary, meaning cheerful or happy

Hillyer

One who lives by a hill

Hillyerd

Derived from the elements meaning 'hill' and 'hardy' or 'brave'

Hilma

Protection or helmet

Hilmar

One who is famously a battle warrior

Hilton

From the hill or hill town

Hiltrude

Battle maiden or warrior

Hinckley

An old English name meaning 'meadow clearing.'

Hincmar

An ancient name meaning 'strong' or 'warrior.'

Hindrick

Ruler of the home or estate.

Hines

Derived from a surname, originally meaning 'son of Hino' or 'servant of Hyn.'

Hinrik

Ruler or leader, derived from ancient Germanic roots.

Hinton

From the town on the hill, derived from place names in England.

Hipolito

A name meaning 'horse lover' in Greek origin.

Hiraldo

He who is brave and powerful; often associated with strength.

Hirst

The high ground or hill.

Hiuel

The name means 'sylvan' or associated with the forest.

Hiwot

Life or existence.