Starting with letter H
# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
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221 | Heallfrith | English | Peaceful home. | F | |
222 | Heartha | Teutonic | Mother earth. | F | |
223 | Heather | English | A flowering evergreen plant that thrives on peaty barren lands as in Scotland. Heather. | F | |
224 | Hebe | Greek | Youth. In Greek mythology, goddess of youth and cupbearer to the gods. Granddaughter of Zeus and Hera. | F | |
225 | Hebrew | Biblical | Descendant of Heber. | F | |
226 | Hebron | Biblical | Society, friendship. | F | |
227 | Hecate | Greek | A Titan. | F | |
228 | Hecate | Shakespearean | 'The Tragedy of Macbeth' Queen of the Witches. | F | |
229 | Hecuba | Greek | Mother of Paris and Hector. | F | |
230 | Hecuba | Latin | Wife of Priam. | F | |
231 | Hedda | German | Refuge in war or struggle. Strife. Vigorous battle maiden. A diminutive of Hedwig. The heroine of the Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen's play 'Hedda Gahler' (1890). | F | |
232 | Hedda | Teutonic | Refuge from battle. | F | |
233 | Hedia | Greek | Pleasant. | F | |
234 | Hedvige | French | Fighter. | F | |
235 | Hedwig | German | Refuge in war or struggle. Strife. | F | |
236 | Hedwig | Swedish | Peace in battle. | F | |
237 | Hedwig | Teutonic | Refuge from battle. | F | |
238 | Hedy | German | Warfare. Variant of Hedwig. | F | |
239 | Hedy | Greek | Pleasant. | F | |
240 | Hedy | Slavic | Strife. | F |