Names beginning with the letter H, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,483 names
8,483 names
Bengali
A confirmed meaning for Tawsif Anik Haque is not available in the supplied source material. The name has a polished Bengali Muslim feel, with Tawsif clearly seen in contemporary Bangladesh through actor and model Tawsif Mahbub.
Vietnamese
Tạ Xuân Bách is a Vietnamese boy’s name with a fresh, steady feeling. Xuân means spring, while Bách is associated with pine or cypress, largeness, wisdom, and firmness.
Turkish
Taylan is a Turkish boy's name often understood as suggesting a tall, graceful, well-formed person. It has a sleek, modern sound while still feeling rooted in Turkish naming style.
Arabic
Taym Ihab Halabi is an Arabic boy’s name combination. The provided source supports Halabi as a Hebrew and Arabic surname derived from Arabic halaab, meaning “milk,” historically linked with dairy work.
Arabic
Taym is an Arabic name given as “God’s servant,” while Khalil means “friend” or “beloved companion.” Together, Taym Noor Khalil carries a gentle sense of devotion, warmth, and loyal friendship.
Native American
Tecumseh Sequoyah brings together two historic Indigenous names. Tecumseh is reported to mean “shooting star” or “blazing comet” in Shawnee, while Sequoyah is most strongly associated with the Cherokee polymath who created the Cherokee syllabary.
Indonesian
Tegar Kurniawan is an Indonesian boy’s name with a strong, grateful feeling. Kurniawan is an Indonesian and Javanese name meaning “gift” or “blessing,” often linked with grace and joy.
Indonesian
Tegar Nugroho is an Indonesian boy's name whose supported meaning comes from Nugroho: prosperity, blessing, and good fortune. It has a steady, hopeful feeling, like wishing a child a grounded life with favorable outcomes.
Punjabi
Tegbir Sukhraj Bajwa is a Punjabi boy's full name with a clearly Punjabi surname. The source material verifies Bajwa as a surname found among Jat Sikhs, Muslims, and Hindus of the Punjab region in India and Pakistan.
Punjabi
Teghbir Harjas Singh is a Punjabi Sikh name often understood as “brave as the sword, praised by God, lion.” It brings together courage, devotion, and the Singh identity carried by many Sikh boys and men.
Sanskrit
Tejas is a Sanskrit name meaning “radiance,” “brightness,” or “brilliance.” It carries a vivid feeling of light, energy, fire, and inner vitality.
Punjabi
The provided source excerpts do not establish a verified meaning for Tejinder Singh Sran. In family use, it reads as a Punjabi boy's full name with a formal, dignified sound.
Yoruba
Temidayo Oluwafemi Adepoju is a Yoruba boy's name with a joyful, faith-filled feeling: Temidayo is commonly understood as “mine has turned to joy,” Oluwafemi as “God loves me,” and Adepoju as “the crown or royalty has become much.”
Yoruba
Temilade is a Yoruba name often understood as “mine is the crown” or “my own crown,” from elements meaning “my own” and “crown” or “royalty.” Some baby-name sources also gloss it as “one who is cherished,” which gives the name a warm sense of being loved and valued.
Yoruba
Temilade is a Yoruba feminine name meaning “the crown is mine” or “royalty is mine.” In the full name Temilade Anjolaoluwa Fadeyi, Temilade gives the name a regal, cherished feeling.
Yoruba
Temilade Anuoluwapo Adebisi is a Yoruba girl’s name often understood as a layered blessing: “mine is the crown,” “God’s mercy is abundant,” and “the crown has increased.” It carries a proud, grateful feeling, with faith and family honor at its center.
Yoruba
Temilade Oluwaponmile Afolabi is a Yoruba girl’s name with a rich, blessing-filled feel. Based on the sourced meaning of Afolabi, the family name carries the sense of being born into wealth, honor, and riches.
Yoruba
Temiloluwa is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “God is mine” or “God belongs to me.” Anuoluwapo adds a tender Yoruba faith meaning often understood as God’s mercy, grace, or compassion being abundant, while Ogunleye is a Yoruba surname connected with Ogun, the god of iron and war.
Yoruba
Temiloluwa is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “God is mine” or “God belongs to me.” Temiloluwa Araoluwa has a long, musical, prayer-like sound, with the meaning of Temiloluwa carrying the clearest documented sense.
Yoruba
Temiloluwa is a unisex Yoruba name meaning "God is mine" or "God belongs to me." In a full Yoruba name like Temiloluwa Ifedamola Ogunwusi, it carries a tender, faith-filled feeling from the very first word.
Yoruba
Teniola Oluwafisayo Adewale is a Yoruba name with a blessing-rich meaning: “one who belongs to wealth, God has added to joy, the crown has come home.” It carries themes of abundance, gratitude, family honor, and divine goodness.
Native American
Tenoch Tizoc is a strong Nahuatl-linked name tied to Mexica and Aztec history. Tizoc is explained as meaning “He who makes sacrifices” or “He who does penance,” while Tenoch is known from a respected 14th-century Mexica ruler.
Polish
Teodora is the Polish form of Theodora, a Greek name meaning “gift of God.” It comes from the Greek elements theos, meaning “god,” and doron, meaning “gift.”
Filipino
Teodora Louise is usually understood as a graceful double name combining Teodora, often associated with “gift of God,” and Louise, often associated with “famous warrior.” Together, it feels devotional, strong, and quietly regal.
Spanish
Teo Julián is a bright Spanish compound name. Teo is often used as a short, friendly form of longer Teo names, while Julián is the Spanish form of Julian, a name with a long European and Latin-Christian history.
Spanish
Teo Julián Navarro has a warm Spanish feel, with Teo carrying a short, bright, modern sound and Julián adding a classic Spanish rhythm. The provided sources do not document a specific etymological meaning for the full name.
Spanish
Teo Samuel combines a short Spanish and Greek-rooted form linked with “God” or “gift from God” and Samuel, a biblical name traditionally understood as “God has heard.” Together, it has a gentle, faith-filled feeling.
Russian
Terenty is a Russian boy name whose exact meaning is not verified by the provided source material. It is best treated here as a traditional Russian given name with a dignified, old-world sound.
Portuguese
Teresa Helena Barbosa is a Portuguese girl’s name with a dignified, gentle sound. From the supplied sources, Teresa is strongly associated with Saint Teresa of Calcutta, known worldwide as Mother Teresa.
Portuguese
Teresa Olívia Mendes brings together a classic form of Teresa, the olive linked Olívia, and the Portuguese family name Mendes. The full name feels gentle, dignified, and deeply Portuguese in sound.
Ethiopian
Tesfaye is an Ethiopian boy's name. The supplied sources do not verify its etymology or literal meaning, so this page treats the meaning as unconfirmed rather than guessing.
Welsh
Tesni is a Welsh girl name with a bright, gentle sound. A specific meaning is not confirmed by the provided source material, so it’s best treated as a Welsh name of uncertain meaning here.
English
Tessa is a diminutive or variation of Theresa, traditionally linked to meanings like “to reap,” “to gather,” “harvester,” or “reaper.” It has an English feel in everyday use, with roots often traced through Theresa to Greek.
Arabic
Thaer is an Arabic boy name linked with courage, bravery, and the idea of one who rises up or seeks justice. It is also explained as “revolutionary,” “avenger,” or “excited” in baby-name sources.
Greek
Thaleia Antonia is a Greek feminine name pairing Thaleia, often understood as a bright, flourishing name, with Antonia, a feminine form connected to the Roman family name Antonius. Together it has a graceful, classical sound: airy, lyrical, and grounded.
Greek
Thaleia Dimitra is a Greek girl’s name pairing two classical-feeling names. The exact etymology and meaning are not verified in the provided source excerpts, so this page treats the meaning with care rather than guessing.
English
Thalia means “to blossom” or “the flourishing one,” from the Greek name Thaleia. In Greek mythology, Thalia was one of the nine Muses, associated with comedy and pastoral poetry.
Greek
Thalia Kalliopi is a Greek girl name pairing two lyrical classical names. Thalia is widely recognized as a Greek-rooted name, while Kalliopi is a Greek form often chosen for its musical, graceful sound.
Tamil
Thamarai is a Tamil girl name meaning "lotus" or "lotus flower." It carries gentle associations with purity, beauty, love, rebirth, and spiritual growth.
Tamil
Thamizhan is a Tamil boy name tied closely to Tamil identity. In everyday style, it carries the feeling of “a Tamil man” or “one who belongs to the Tamil people,” though the supplied surname source does not list a formal meaning.
Vietnamese
Thành Đạt is a Vietnamese boys' name. The provided sources connect Thành with Vietnamese forms of Thanh, which can come from Sino-Vietnamese roots meaning "blue or green," "young," "sound or voice," or "clear and pure."
Tamil
Thanvi Priyanka is a Tamil girl’s name pairing Thanvi, a modern South Asian name with uncertain published etymology, with Priyanka, a Sanskrit-derived name meaning sweet, lovable, endearing, or one whose presence brings happiness.
Tamil
Thanya Nila is a Tamil girl name with a gentle, lyrical feel. The source material supports Thanya as a Thai-origin girl name meaning "princess" or "beautiful girl," while Nila is shown as a used personal-name element, though no confirmed Tamil etymology is provided in the supplied sources.
Vietnamese
Thảo is a Vietnamese feminine name meaning “grass” or “herb,” from the Sino-Vietnamese morpheme thảo. In Vietnamese usage, it can also suggest kindness, dutifulness, and gentle good character.
Tamil
Tharani Revathi Rajendran brings together ideas of protection, auspiciousness, and regal Tamil heritage. Tharani is linked with Sanskrit and Pali dharani, protective Buddhist chants, Revathi is a well-known Indian feminine name, and Rajendran means something close to "king of kings" or "ruler of Indra."
Tamil
Tharika Puvaneswari Anand is a Tamil feminine name with a graceful, devotional sound. The exact documented meaning of Tharika is not established in the provided sources, while Puvaneswari is used in Tamil naming as a reverent goddess-style name.
Tamil
A precise, source-backed meaning for Tharini Janani Priya isn’t available from the provided research notes. The final element, Priya, is clearly documented as a feminine given name used by Indian public figures.
Tamil
Tharun means "youthful" or "young man." It is connected with the Sanskrit name Tarun and is used as a boy's name in Tamil and wider Indian naming contexts.
Tamil
Tharun Adhithya combines the Sanskrit sense of youthfulness and vigor with Adhithya, a South Indian spelling of Āditya, linked with the sun and divine light. Together, it feels bright, energetic, and full of promise.
Tamil
Tharunika is usually given as a feminine Indian name meaning "young girl," with some name sources also connecting it to Sanskrit ideas of sun-like strength and vitality. Sri adds a graceful, auspicious feel to the full Tamil girl name.
