Hugon

Variant of Hugh, conveying the idea of spirit or heart.

Hugone

Derived from Hugh, represents spirit or heart.

Hugues

A variation of Hugh, meaning intellect or spirit.

Hulbard

Derived from the Old English name meaning 'bright shield.'

Hulbart

Derived from the Old English name meaning 'bright shield.'

Humberga

A name derived from the Old German for 'warrior maiden.'

Humbert

Bright warrior; famous for bravery.

Humberth

A variation of Humbert, meaning bright warrior.

Humberto

Famous warrior; bright warrior.

Hume

From the bend in the river; a geographical name.

Humfrey

Peaceful warrior; calm and brave in battle.

Humfried

Peaceful ruler; a ruler who brings peace.

Humfry

A variant of Humfrey, meaning peaceful warrior.

Humility

The quality of being humble, modest, or unpretentious.

Hummer

A person who hums or a specific type of vehicle.

Humph

A variant of Humphrey meaning 'peaceful warrior'

Humphrey

A name meaning 'peaceful warrior' or 'peaceful'

Humphrie

Variant of Humphrey meaning 'peaceful warrior'

Humphry

An alternative spelling of Humphrey, meaning 'peaceful warrior'

Hunbald

Bold as a bear, derived from 'hun' meaning bear and 'bald' meaning bold.

Hunbeorht

Bright warrior, combining 'hun' meaning warrior and 'beorht' meaning bright.

Hunburg

Fortress of the warrior, from 'hun' as warrior and 'burg' as fortified settlement.

Hund

A name meaning 'dog,' often used as a term of endearment or loyalty.

Hunda

Derived from the German word for 'dog,' signifying fidelity and loyalty.

Hunduj

Old German name meaning 'wolf fighter.'

Hunfirth

Peaceful warrior, from 'hun' meaning warrior and 'firth' meaning peace.

Hunfredo

Peaceful wolf, derived from 'hun' for wolf and 'fredo' for peace.

Hunfried

Fried or peaceful warrior, a blend of 'hun' meaning warrior and 'fried' for peace.

Hunig

Honey, often associated with sweetness or positivity in character.

Hunlaf

Name derived from warrior’s gift, from 'hun' meaning warrior and 'laf' for legacy.

Hunor

A name rooted in Hungarian mythology, often associated with a legendary hunter.

Hunsige

Means 'a place of the Huns' or associated with the Huns in landscape names.

Hunt

Refers to someone who hunts; derived from the old English word for 'to chase' or 'pursue'.

Hunta

A variant of Hunt, meaning 'one who hunts' or 'hunter'.

Huntar

Another form of Hunter, meaning 'one who hunts'.

Hunter

Essentially means 'one who hunts' and is derived from the occupation of hunting.

Huntingden

Derived from a geographical name meaning 'the hill where hunting occurs'.

Huntingdon

A town name meaning 'hill of the hunters'.

Huntington

Means 'town of the hunters' from Old English origins.

Huntingtun

Stimulated from Old English, meaning 'town of hunting' or 'place of hunters'.

Huntir

Derived from the English surname meaning 'a hunter'.

Huntlea

A place name meaning 'meadow of the hunters'.

Huntley

Means 'meadow where hunting takes place'.

Huntly

Denotes a place associated with hunting, meaning 'meadow where hunting happens'.

Huntor

Associated with the act of hunting, it signifies 'hunter'.

Huntter

Variant spelling of Hunter, meaning 'one who hunts'.

Huntyr

Warrior or hunter.

Hunu

Very poor or weak.

Hunus

One who is hungry or desires.

Hunwald

Battle ruler.

Hunydd

A woman with the spirit of a warrior.

Huon

Humble or kind.

Hurbert

Bright or shining intelligence.

Hurbuj

A name associated with dedication or labor.

Hurste

Derived from a surname meaning 'from the wood' or 'from the thicket.'

Husto

Derived from the name Justus, meaning just or fair.

Huston

From the house on the hill.

Hutch

Son of the hooded one or derived from Hugh, meaning heart or mind.

Hutchison

Son of Hugh.

Hutten

A small hill or elevated ground.

Hutton

Originating from a settlement on the hill or a derived surname.

Huw

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

Huwel

Derived from Hugh, meaning heart or spirit.

Hwaetel

Meaning 'battle' or 'warrior', commonly used in historical contexts.

Hwaetmund

A name meaning 'brave protector' or 'guardian'.

Hwaetsige

Meaning 'significant or important' in old contexts.

Hwala

Meaning 'the hall or dwelling'.

Hweolere

Meaning 'one who turns' or 'one who circles'.

Hwertun

Meaning 'the farm by the streams'.

Hwistlere

Meaning 'to whisper'; often used in literary contexts.

Hwita

Meaning 'white'; often symbolizes purity.

Hwitby

Meaning 'white settlement or farm'.

Hwitcomb

Meaning 'white valley or village'.

Hwitcumb

Meaning 'white hollow or valley'.

Hwithloew

Possibly derived from Old English elements meaning 'white' or 'fair'.

Hwitloc

Derived from Old English meaning 'white' and 'enclosure'.

Hwitmann

Derived from Old English meaning 'white man'.

Hy

A name linked to the Scottish Gaelic word for 'high'.

Hyacinth

A flower name derived from the Greek myth of Hyacinth, a youth loved by Apollo.

Hyacinthe

A feminine form of Hyacinth, associated with the flower from Greek mythology.

Hyatt

Originally a surname derived from a place name meaning 'high gate'.

Hycca

A historical name meaning 'bent or curved'.

Hycga

An Old English name possibly meaning 'to bring together'.

Hyde

Derived from a surname meaning 'a person who lives by a hide of land'.

Hydica

A variation related to health or healing, derived from the word 'hydor' meaning water.

Hye

Derivative of the word for high or elevated.

Hygd

A figure in Old English literature recognized for her wisdom and leadership role.

Hygelac

Meaning 'generous prince' or 'brave leader'; a character in Anglo-Saxon legend.

Hylda

A variant of Hilda, meaning 'battle maiden.'

Hylde

A name meaning 'to cover' or 'to shelter.'

Hylin

Meaning 'hollow' or 'cave,' associated with strength and protection.

Hypolite

Derived from the Greek meaning 'freed from horses', often a name associated with bravery.

Hyroniemus

A variant of Hieronymus, meaning 'sacred name'.

Hysode

A variant form of Isod, historically linked to the concept of sacred or holy.

Hyssmaye

A variant spelling of the name Hissama, referring to a pleasant essence, commonly associated with flowers/herbs.

Hywel

A name meaning 'usually safe' or 'eminent'.

Iakobina

A feminine form of the name Jacob, meaning 'supplanter'.

Iancu

A variant of the name John, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Ianira

Derived from the Greek meaning 'gift of God'.

Iassen

A derivation of the name Joshua, meaning 'God is salvation'.