Hixon

A person of high spirits or someone filled with excitement.

Hjalmar

A name meaning helmeted warrior.

Hjalte

Meaning battle or war leader.

Hjortur

Means 'deer' in Icelandic.

Hlothere

A name meaning 'famous warrior'.

Hlynn

A name referring to a waterfall or river.

Hlynur

Means 'one who is calm' or 'brisk' in Icelandic.

Hnaef

Means 'hero' or 'raven' in Anglo-Saxon culture.

Hnydda

Derived from Old English meaning 'horned' or 'hairy'.

Hoana

The feminine form of 'John' meaning 'God is gracious'.

Hob

A diminutive of Robert, meaning 'bright fame'.

Hobard

A name derived from elements meaning 'bright' or 'famous'.

Hobart

Means 'bright army', derived from Germanic roots.

Hobbard

A variant of Hob, meaning 'bright or famous'.

Hobbs

A diminutive of Robert, meaning 'bright fame.'

Hoben

A variation of Hob, derived from Robert, meaning 'bright fame.'

Hobert

A variation of Robert, meaning 'bright fame.'

Hobson

Son of Robert, meaning 'bright fame.'

Hocca

A diminutive form associated with educators or wise individuals.

Hod

Derived from the name Holden, meaning 'from the hollow valley.'

Hodard

A name possibly derived from an Old English personal name, meaning cannot be derived with certainty.

Hodd

A name related to a personal name or surname, meaning cannot be derived with certainty.

Hode

Can be derived from historical surnames or locations, meaning is less definitive.

Hodge

Diminutive form of Roger, meaning 'famous spear.'

Hodges

Son of Hodge, meaning connected to the original Roger, meaning 'famous spear.'

Hodgson

Son of Hodge, meaning connected to the original Roger, meaning 'famous spear.'

Hodierna

A variant of the name meaning 'gift,' typically associated with kindness and giving.

Hodo

Derived from the name meaning 'God's gift.'

Hoel

Derived from the Breton name meaning 'hero' or 'brave one.'

Hogan

A surname meaning 'descendant of the young one.'

Hogarth

Meaning 'a bramble bush,' often associated with nature and wild plant life.

Hogg

Meaning 'a young sheep; lamb,' often symbolizing innocence.

Hohberht

Meaning 'bright or shining warrior,' a name used in ancient times.

Hohepa

The Māori version of Joseph, meaning 'he will add.'

Hojan

Derived from the name meaning 'gift from God.'

Holbrook

From the hollow or brook

Holbrooke

From the valley of the brook

Holcomb

From the hollow village

Holcombe

From the hollow valley

Holden

From the deep valley

Holdin

Possibly derived from a surname meaning 'one who holds'

Holdyn

Variant of Holden, meaning 'deep valley' or 'from the hollow valley'

Holea

Derived from the Spanish word meaning 'to be hollow'

Holecomb

From the hollow village

Holecombe

From the hollow valley

Holeigh

Variant spelling of 'Holly', related to the holly tree

Holey

Referring to an opening or hollow area

Holgate

From the hollow gate

Holic

A diminutive form of names like Holub, meaning 'dove'

Holiday

A day of festivity or recreation, with roots in 'holy day'

Holie

A variation of Holly, which refers to the holly tree or the plant traditionally associated with Christmas

Holiston

Derived from Holme, meaning 'island' or 'dweller by the holly trees'

Hollace

Derived from the name Holly, a plant associated with Christmas

Hollaman

A surname meaning 'dweller by the holly trees' or 'Holly land'

Holland

A region in the Netherlands, literally meaning 'wooded land','

Holle

Derived from Holly, symbolizing the Christmas season

Hollea

A variant of Holly, referring to the holly plant

Holleb

A variation of Holly or often associated with the purity of the holly plant

Hollee

A variation of the name Holly, referring to the holly tree

Holleigh

A variant of Holly, linked to the Christmas symbol

Holley

Derived from Holly, a name associated with Christmas traditions

Holli

A diminutive form of Holly, referring to the plant associated with the Christmas season

Holliday

A variation of Holiday, meaning a festive day

Hollie

A diminutive of Holly, linked to the holly tree and its significance in Christmas celebrations

Hollin

Derived from the Old English 'holly tree', symbolizing resilience and protection

Hollis

Dweller at the holly trees.

Holliston

Derived from a location name, meaning 'holly town'.

Holly

A flowering plant that symbolizes protection and renewed life.

Hollyann

A combination name, deriving from 'Holly' and 'Ann', meaning 'grace' and symbolizing protection.

Hollyanne

A combination of 'Holly' and 'Anne', portraying grace and protection.

Hollye

An alternate spelling of Holly, symbolizing protection and life.

Hollyn

A modern variation of Holly, representing a nature-inspired name.

Holman

Means 'dweller at the hollow or depression'.

Holmes

Means 'island in a river' or 'hollow in the ground'.

Holmstein

Means 'island stone'.

Holt

Means 'a small wood or grove'.

Holti

Derived from an Old Norse word for 'wood' or 'forest'.

Holwell

Means 'from the holy spring'.

Holy

Means 'sacred or divine', often associated with sacred contexts.

Holye

An alternate spelling of Holy, denoting sacredness.

Homen

Architect or builder.

Homer

The name means 'hostage' or 'pledge', and is associated with the ancient Greek poet.

Homero

A derivative of Homer, it carries the same meanings.

Homobono

Means 'good man' or 'noble man' in Italian.

Honbria

A modern name likely derived from combining elements like 'honor' and 'bravery'.

Honbrie

Derived from a combination of 'honor' and 'bright'.

Hondscio

Literally translates to 'Hound' or 'Dog', a name related to loyalty.

Honesty

Represents the virtue of truthfulness.

Honey

A sweet substance produced by bees; often used as a term of endearment.

Honor

To have high respect or esteem for someone.

Honora

Derived from the Latin word 'honor', meaning honor or respect.

Honorata

Meaning 'honored' or 'esteemed' in Latin.

Honoria

A feminine form of 'Honorus', meaning honor or respect in Latin.

Honorine

Derived from the Latin 'honorinus', associated with honor and esteem.

Honorius

Meaning 'honorable' in Latin.

Honoroe

A variant of Honor, symbolizing dignity and respect.

Honour

A name representing high respect and esteem.

Honza

A diminutive of Jan, which means 'God is gracious'.

Hood

Originally meaning 'to cover or conceal', often associated with a protective garment.

Hoojoe

A modern invented name with no specific meaning, often used in contemporary culture.