Hoon

A name with no specific meaning but used in English contexts, often as a surname.

Hooper

Occupational name for someone who made or sold hoops.

Hoover

An occupational name from the 19th century meaning 'one who digs or cleans'.

Hoowanneka

An invented modern name, possibly inspired by traditional sounds; no specific meaning.

Hop

Referring to a springy movement, also commonly associated with the plant used for brewing beer.

Hope

Represents the concept of hope or expectation, a popular virtue name.

Hopelyn

A contemporary name blending 'Hope' and 'Lyn', signifying a hopeful spirit.

Hopeton

Means 'from the farm by the hill', indicating a geographical location.

Hopie

A diminutive of 'Hope', symbolizing positivity and expectations.

Hopkins

Son of Hobb, a medieval diminutive of Robert.

Hopkinson

Son of Hopkin, a diminutive form of the name Robert.

Hoppe

Derived from the Middle High German for 'son of Hopp', used as a surname.

Hopper

Derived from 'hop', meaning 'a basket maker' or 'one who hops'.

Hopson

Son of Hop, a diminutive of Robert.

Horace

Of the Hour; derived from Horatius, a Roman family name.

Horacio

The Spanish version of Horace, associated with time.

Horado

A variant of Horace, referring to time.

Horatia

Feminine form of Horatius, meaning 'of the hour'.

Horatio

Derived from Horace, itself related to hour or time.

Horatiu

A variation of Horatius; associated with time and hour.

Horatius

An ancient Roman family name associated with time; derived from 'hora'.

Hord

Derived from 'hord', meaning 'treasure' or 'wealth'.

Horea

A name meaning 'adventurous' or 'noble' in Romanian.

Horenga

Related to 'honor' or 'worthiness' in Dutch.

Horik

A diminutive form often associated with bravery.

Horn

A name that can refer to the sound-producing body, often symbolizing strength.

Horsa

Signifies 'horse' in Old English, often associated with warrior-like qualities.

Horst

Translates to 'heath or brush,' often associated with the idea of wilderness.

Horten

Often refers to a place of safety or shelter in German.

Hortencia

Derived from 'Hortensia,' symbolizing garden or nurturing qualities.

Hortense

Of garden; derived from the Latin word 'hortus' meaning garden.

Hortensia

Derived from the Latin word 'hortus' meaning garden, often associated with the hydrangea flower.

Horton

Settlement on the hill, derived from Old English.

Hosanna

A plea for salvation, meaning 'save us now' in Hebrew.

Hosea

Salvation in Hebrew; a biblical prophet's name.

Hoshea

Salvation or deliverance in Hebrew, also a biblical name.

Hosie

A diminutive of the name Hosea, meaning 'salvation'.

Houel

Derived from the old French word meaning 'to hold' or 'to maintain.'

Houelt

A variant of Houel, meaning 'to hold' in old French.

Houghton

A village or settlement on raised land in Old English.

Houil

Derived from a diminutive form associated with 'to hold' in Old French.

Hounild

Meaning 'a person associated with protection' in old contexts.

Hounilda

A name meaning 'warrior maiden' in ancient contexts.

Houston

Meaning 'Hugh's town' or 'settlement of Hugh' in Old English.

Hova

Meaning 'the one who knows' in Slavic languages.

Hovan

Meaning 'gift of God' in Armenian.

Hovhannes

The Armenian form of John, meaning 'God is gracious.'

Hovsep

An Armenian variant of Joseph meaning 'God will add.'

Howard

Meaning 'brave heart' or 'high watchtower' in Old English.

Howare

A variation of Howard, signifying a high watcher or guardian in English.

Howe

Hill or mound, often associated with burial sites.

Howell

Eminent, outstanding, or proud.

Howie

A form of Hugh, meaning heart or mind.

Howland

From the hill or rising ground, emphasizing a geographic feature.

Hoyt

High or elevated, often used for locations.

Hrada

A name meaning 'strong' or 'brave.'

Hrant

Means 'brave' or 'courageous' in Armenian.

Hrayr

Means 'hero' or 'brave one' in Armenian.

Hrihoriy

A variant of Gregory, meaning 'watchful' or 'vigilant'.

Hristina

Bearer of Christ; a variation of the name Christina.

Hristo

He who carries Christ; derived from the name Christopher.

Hristofor

Bringer of Christ; another variant of Christopher.

Hristun

Derived from Hristos, meaning Christ; signifies a follower of Christ.

Hroc

A name derived from Celtic meaning 'the rock'.

Hroca

Derived from Celtic, meaning 'the female rock' or 'strength'.

Hrocby

An Old English name meaning 'farmstead or settlement by the rock'.

Hrvoje

Derived from the Slavic word for 'fierce' or 'brave'.

Hrychleah

A name based on Old English meaning 'fast or swift'.

Hryhoriy

The Ukrainian form of the name Gregory, meaning 'watchful'.

Hrypanleah

A variant of the name 'Hrypan', with roots in Old English poetic heritage.

Hrystyna

A variant of the name Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ'.

Huaetberct

A name meaning 'noble' or 'bright warrior'.

Hub

Derived from Hubert, meaning 'bright heart' or 'mind'.

Hubbard

An English surname derived from the Old German name Hrodberht, meaning 'bright heart'.

Hube

A variant of Hubert, meaning 'bright heart'.

Hubert

Meaning 'bright heart' or 'intelligent'.

Huberta

A feminine form of Hubert, meaning 'brilliant heart'.

Hubertus

Derived from the Latin name meaning 'bright heart' or 'intelligent'.

Hubie

A diminutive of Hubert, meaning 'bright heart'.

Huder

Leader or commander.

Hudson

Son of the hooded one; a derivation of the surname meaning 'Hugh's son.'

Huela

A variation of the name 'Huela' meaning 'to be bright or shining.'

Huetta

A variant of the name Huerte, meaning 'guardian or protector.'

Huette

The name means 'small house' or 'cottage.'

Huey

The name means 'heart, mind, or spirit.'

Hug

A short form of the name Hugh, meaning 'heart, mind, or spirit.'

Hugeburc

Meaning 'strong fortress or fortified place.'

Hugga

A diminutive of Hug, meaning 'heart' or 'mind.'

Huggahalli

The name refers to a 'dweller at the hill.'

Hugh

Heart, mind, or spirit.

Hughe

Derived from Hugh, signifying intellect or spirit.

Hughes

Son of Hugh, representing intelligence or spirit.

Hughetta

A diminutive form of Hugh, often used affectionately.

Hughette

A diminutive variation of Hugh, associated with intelligence.

Hughie

A diminutive of Hugh, conveying the sense of heart or mind.

Hughoc

Derived from Hugh, meaning heart or spirit.

Hugiet

Diminutive of Hughe, implying a youthful version of the name Hugh.

Hugo

Mind, intellect or spirit; derived from a Germanic root.

Hugolina

A feminine form of Hugo, representing intellect or spirit.

Hugolinae

A variation of Hugolina, meaning 'little intelligent one.'