Names beginning with the letter H, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,631 names
8,631 names
Nigerian
Oluwatobiloba is a Yoruba name from Nigeria meaning “The Lord is great, a king.” In this full Nigerian name, Oluwatobiloba carries the clearest documented meaning and gives the name a deeply thankful, faith-filled tone.
Yoruba
Oluwatobilore Jesuloluwa Adesina is a Yoruba unisex name with a strong spiritual sound. The sourced meaning we can confirm is Adesina: “the opener of the way.”
Yoruba
Oluwatomisin Oreoluwa Akinbobola is a Yoruba unisex name that can be understood as a layered prayer of thanks, divine favor, and family strength. The name centers on Oluwa, a Yoruba word widely used in Christian Yoruba naming to refer to God or the Lord.
Yoruba
Oluwatomiwa is a Yoruba name meaning “God is mine,” “the Lord is ours,” or, in another reading, “God is our wealth.” Ayomikun is also a Yoruba given name, paired here as a warm, faith-filled unisex name.
French
Olympe is a French feminine name related to Olympia and Olympias, with roots in Olympos, the Greek place name behind Mount Olympus. It carries the meaning “from Mount Olympus.”
Arabic
Omar is an Arabic boy’s name associated with “long life,” “flourishing,” “prosperity,” and a life full of blessings. It is also closely connected with the honored Islamic name Umar.
Arabic
Omar Bassel is an Arabic boy name pairing two strong, familiar Arabic-style names. Because the supplied sources do not give a verified etymology for Omar or Bassel, the safest reading is cultural rather than literal: a dignified, masculine name with a rare second name in the U.S.
Arabic
Omar Fadi Nassar is an Arabic boy's name with a strong, layered feel. Omar is often connected with life and longevity, Fadi with saving or redeeming, and Nassar with help, support, or victory.
Swahili
Omari is a boy's name with Swahili and Arabic connections, often understood as “God is exalted,” “flourishing,” or “thriving.” It is also linked by some sources to Hebrew Omri or Omar, with meanings such as “speaker” or “chief.”
Swahili
Omari is a Swahili form connected to the Arabic name Umar, meaning “thriving” or “flourishing.” Omari Juma has a warm East African feel, with Omari carrying ideas of growth, prosperity, and success.
Swahili
Omari Rashidi is a Swahili boy name with a wise, dignified feel. The surname Rashidi is derived from Arabic rasheed, meaning “wise” or “omniscient,” while Omari is documented as a given name used by public figures today.
Arabic
Omar is commonly understood as an Arabic name connected with life, long life, or flourishing. Maher is an Arabic name often translated as skilled or talented, while Qabbani is a family name.
Arabic
Omar is an Arabic masculine name meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived.” Omar Nadim has a warm, dignified sound, with Omar carrying deep Arabic and Muslim cultural roots.
Arabic
Omar is the Arabic form of Umar, meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived.” In Omar Nizar Hamdan, the first name carries a strong Arabic and Muslim heritage, while the full name has a graceful, confident sound.
Swahili
Omar Rajabu is a Swahili boy name with Arabic-influenced roots. Omar is widely associated with long life or flourishing, while Rajabu is commonly linked with Rajab, a sacred month in the Islamic calendar.
Arabic
Omar is the Arabic form of Umar, meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived.” Omar Sami reads as a warm Arabic boy’s name with a steady, dignified sound.
Arabic
Omar is the Arabic form of Umar, meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived.” Bitar is an Arabic surname found especially in Syria and Lebanon, with a user-submitted occupational meaning connected to caring for horseshoes and animals.
Arabic
Omar Tarek is an Arabic boy name pairing. Omar is commonly associated with life and flourishing, while Tarek, often related to Tariq, is associated with one who knocks or comes by night.
Arabic
Omar is the English form of Arabic Umar, meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived.” Yasin is an Arabic name, and together Omar Yasin has a gentle, dignified sound with strong Arabic roots.
Hebrew
Omer is a Hebrew name connected to an ancient biblical measure of grain, especially a sheaf or daily portion. It carries a gentle feeling of provision, patience, counting, and sacred time.
Hebrew
Omer Gilad is a Hebrew boy's name built around Omer, an ancient Israelite dry measure mentioned in biblical context for grain and dry goods. Gilad gives the full name a strongly Hebrew sound, familiar as both a personal and family name.
Hebrew
Omer Yishai is a Hebrew boy name pairing Omer, traditionally understood as a sheaf or measured portion of grain, with Yishai, the Hebrew form of Jesse. Together, it has a grounded, gentle feeling: harvest, heritage, and family roots.
Persian
Omid is a Persian boy's name meaning "hope." Behzad is a Persian name traditionally understood as "well born" or "of good origin," giving Omid Behzad the warm sense of "hopeful and nobly born."
Persian
Omid Behzad Rostami is a Persian boy’s name usually understood as “hope, well-born, of Rostam.” It feels steady, poetic, and deeply tied to Persian naming style.
Hindi
Omkar is a Hindi and Sanskrit name commonly connected with Om, the sacred sound written as ओम् or ॐ. Jayant means victorious, giving the full name a calm, devotional, and confident feel.
Sanskrit
Omkar Nirav is a Sanskrit boy name pairing Omkar, a name connected with the sacred sound Om, with Nirav, often understood as quiet, calm, or soundless. Together, it gives the feeling of sacred stillness.
Hindi
Omkar is commonly understood as a name connected with the sacred syllable Om, while Suryansh means a part or ray of the sun. Together, Omkar Suryansh Tripathi has a bright, devotional feel: sacred sound, sunlight, and a traditional Hindi surname.
Yoruba
Omobamidele Oluwajoba Adeosun is a Yoruba boy's name with a devotional, family-centered feel. It suggests a child connected to home, faith, dignity, and heritage.
Yoruba
Omobolanle Oluwademilade Adegoke is a Yoruba girl’s name with a deeply familial, faith-filled feel. The sourced meaning we can confirm is Adegoke: “the crown or royalty has ascended,” or “has gained advancement.”
Yoruba
Omobolanle is a Yoruba girl name meaning “child meets wealth at home” or “a child whose arrival brings prosperity to the household.” Ronke is included here as a second given name, creating a graceful full Yoruba name with a warm, blessing-filled feel.
Yoruba
Omolara is a Yoruba feminine name meaning "the child is kin." In Yoruba belief, it can carry the deeper sense that a child is among one's most reliable kin.
Yoruba
Omolara Oluwajumoke Adigun is a Yoruba girl’s name with a deeply family-centered, faith-filled feel. A careful parent-friendly reading is: “a cherished child connected to family, held by God, and carrying ancestral strength.”
Yoruba
Omotolani Oluwabukola Akinyemi is a Yoruba girl's name with a deeply thankful feel. Omotolani means “the child is important enough to have wealth,” while Oluwabukola points to God adding to honor, wealth, or blessing.
Yoruba
Omotolani is a Yoruba female given name meaning "The child is old, prominent, or important enough to have wealth." It carries a strong sense of dignity, value, and family pride.
Yoruba
Omowunmi Oluwakemi Akinwale is a Yoruba name that can be understood as a layered blessing: “I love children,” “God cares for me,” and “the brave one has come home.” It carries warmth, faith, family pride, and welcome.
Yoruba
Omowunmi Oluwatoyin Olanrewaju is a Yoruba girl’s name from Nigeria. The available source specifically verifies Olanrewaju as Yoruba and gives its meaning as “wealth is progressing or advancing,” with a related gloss of “wealth is the future.”
Hebrew
Omri is a Hebrew boy name most often connected with the idea of binding or gathering, and it is also explained as “my sheaf.” In the Bible, Omri is best known as the name of a 9th-century BCE king of Israel.
Hebrew
Omri is a Hebrew boy name that may mean “servant,” connected to a Hebrew or related Semitic root meaning “to bind.” Yotam is a Hebrew name, and the full pairing Omri Yotam has a strong, unmistakably Israeli sound.
Igbo
Onochie Chukwunweike Iwu is an Igbo boy’s full name with a strong, dignified sound. A precise, source-verified meaning was not available from the provided materials, so the meaning should be confirmed with the family or an Igbo language elder.
Turkish
Onur means "honour" in Turkish. It carries a proud, steady feeling, with roots connected to Latin honor through French honneur.
Igbo
Onyedikachi Chibuzor Ojukwu is an Igbo unisex name combination often understood as a faith-filled statement: “Who is like God? God leads the way.” Ojukwu is an Igbo family name, known publicly through the Odumegwu-Ojukwu family.
Nigerian
Onyinyechi is an Igbo feminine name meaning “God’s gift.” It comes from Nigeria and is especially connected with Igbo naming traditions in southeastern Nigeria.
Igbo
Onyinyechi means "God's gift" in Igbo. Ezeoke is an Igbo surname that can be read as "king's share," "gift of the king," or "kingly gift," giving the full name a strong feeling of blessing, dignity, and family honor.
Igbo
Onyinyechi means “God’s gift” or “gift from God” in Igbo. Ezeoke is an Igbo surname interpreted as “king’s share,” “gift of the king,” or “kingly gift,” giving the full name a strong feeling of blessing, dignity, and gratitude.
Hindi
Oorja is a Hindi girl name from Sanskrit, meaning “energy.” It has a bright, lively feeling, like inner strength that keeps moving forward.
Sanskrit
Oorja Vritika is a Sanskrit-rooted girl name that can be understood as “energy and success in life.” Oorja means “energy” or “power,” while Vritika is given as an Indian feminine name meaning “success in life.”
English
Opal is an English gemstone name meaning "opal" or "jewel." It comes from the name of the iridescent gem, whose name traces back to Sanskrit upala, meaning "jewel."
Yoruba
Opeyemi is a unisex Yoruba name meaning “I should be grateful” or “Thanksgiving suits me.” Adebimpe is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown birthed me complete,” giving the full name a grateful, royal, and complete feeling.
Hebrew
Oren is a Hebrew boy name meaning "pine tree," "ash tree," or "laurel." It has a calm, outdoorsy strength, with roots in both Hebrew language and biblical genealogy.
Hebrew
Oren Matanel is a Hebrew boy's name commonly understood as “pine tree” and “gift of God.” Together, it has a grounded, grateful feel: steady life, natural strength, and a child received as a blessing.
