Names beginning with the letter H, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,602 names
8,602 names
Italian
Claudio Gerardo is an Italian boy's name led by Claudio, the Italian form of Latin Claudius, from the Roman family name linked to Latin claudus, meaning "lame" or "crippled." The full name has a dignified, old-world Italian feel with a strong Roman backbone.
French
Clémence is a French feminine name meaning “mercy,” “gentleness,” or “mildness.” It comes from the same Latin root as Clement and Clementius.
French
Clémentin is a French masculine name connected to Clément, from the Latin Clemens, meaning "merciful" or "gentle." It has a soft, polished sound with a distinctly French finish.
French
Cléophée is a rare French feminine name of Greek origin, linked to Kleopâs and the elements kléos, meaning fame or glory, and patḗr, meaning father. A gentle reading is “glory of the father” or “famous father.”
Irish
Clíodhna is an Irish girl name usually linked with the meaning "shapely." In Irish mythology, Clíodhna is remembered as a figure of love and beauty, with strong ties to Munster and County Cork.
French
Coline is a French feminine name closely connected to Colin, an Old French diminutive of Nicolas, meaning "victory of the people." Colin also has a separate Gaelic origin from a word meaning "pup" or "cub," though Coline is most naturally read as French.
French
Colombe is a French girl name meaning "dove." It comes from Latin columba, the word for a dove or pigeon.
French
Côme is the French form of Cosmas, a Greek-rooted name associated with “order, beauty, and decency.” It’s pronounced simply and elegantly in French: /kom/.
Irish
Conall Daithí is an Irish boy name meaning “hound of valour” and “swiftness” or “nimbleness.” It has a brave, quick, spirited feel without sounding heavy.
Vietnamese
Công Minh is a Vietnamese boy's name meaning "just and clear-sighted" or "fair and impartial." It combines Công, associated with fairness or justice, with Minh, meaning bright, clear, or perceptive.
Portuguese
Constança Helena is a Portuguese girl name pairing Constança, a name associated with steadiness and constancy, with Helena, from Greek Helénē. Helena is strongly tied to Saint Helena, the Roman empress and mother of Constantine I.
Portuguese
Constança Helena Abreu carries a steady, graceful feeling: constancy paired with Helena's bright, classic sound. Abreu is a Galician-Portuguese surname whose source is debated, with explanations linking it either to Évreux in France or to Abraham.
Portuguese
Constança is the Portuguese form of Constance, a name associated with steadiness and constancy. Pilar adds a strong Marian image, connected in Portuguese and Spanish Catholic tradition with the idea of a pillar of support.
Filipino
Corazon means “heart,” from the Spanish word corazón. As a Filipino girl name, it feels tender, brave, and deeply loving.
French
Corentin is a French and Breton boy name, possibly meaning "hurricane" or "storm" from Breton korventenn. It may also be connected to a Brythonic root meaning "love."
Irish
Cormac Ruairí is an Irish boy’s name pairing the ancient Cormac, often linked with “charioteer” or “raven,” with Ruairí, meaning “red king.” Together, it has a strong, old Irish feel: spirited, regal, and a little wild around the edges.
Italian
Corrado is the Italian form of Conrad or Konrad. It is commonly connected with Germanic roots associated with counsel and courage, giving it the feel of a brave or wise adviser.
Italian
Costanza is an Italian feminine name from Latin Constantia, meaning “constancy,” “steadfastness,” or “perseverance.” It carries the feeling of a person who stands firm with grace.
English
Cressida is an English literary name of Greek origin, usually connected with the meaning "gold." It is best known from medieval and Renaissance retellings of the Trojan War, including Chaucer and Shakespeare.
Latin
Cristóbal Tomás means “bearer of Christ” and “twin.” Cristóbal is the Spanish form related to Christophorus, while Tomás is the Spanish form of Thomas.
Spanish
Cruz Andrea means “cross” paired with Andrea, a name from Greek roots meaning “manly” or “strong.” Together, it feels steady, faith-touched, and quietly brave.
Native American
Cuauhtémoc is commonly interpreted as “descending eagle” or “one who has descended like an eagle.” Izel is often understood in modern Nahuatl-inspired naming as “unique,” giving Cuauhtémoc Izel the feeling of “unique descending eagle.”
Vietnamese
Cường is a Vietnamese boy name meaning strong, powerful, mighty, or vigorous. It carries a steady, capable feeling, the kind of name that suggests courage without needing to be loud.
Welsh
Cynan is presented here as a Welsh boy name, but the supplied source material does not provide a verified meaning or etymology. It has a compact, old-sounding style with a clear two-syllable rhythm.
French
Cyrielle is a French feminine form of Cyril or Cyrille, meaning "lordly" or "masterful." It comes from the Greek root kyrios, meaning "lord" or "master."
persian
Cyrus is a Persian boy name with ancient royal roots. Its exact original meaning is debated, but it is strongly tied to Cyrus the Great, founder of the Achaemenid Empire.
Filipino
Cyrus comes from Old Persian Kuruš, with possible meanings including “young” or “humiliator of the enemy.” Cyrus Benedict has a strong, polished sound: ancient, steady, and easy to say in Filipino and English-speaking families.
Igbo
Daberechi Chizaram Nweke is an Igbo unisex name with a deeply faith-filled meaning. Daberechi means “if it pleases God” or “it depends on God,” while Nweke means “child of Eke” or “child born on Eke day.”
Igbo
Daberechukwu is commonly understood as “depend on God” or “lean on God.” Chisimdi is often read as “God says I shall live,” making the full name feel like a prayer of trust, life, and divine care.
Korean
Da Eun is a Korean feminine name often written 다은. One common hanja reading combines 多, meaning "much" or "many," with 恩, meaning "kindness, mercy, charity," giving the name a gentle sense of abundant grace or much kindness.
Hebrew
Dafna is a Hebrew girl name meaning "laurel." It comes from Hebrew דַּפְנָה and is connected to Greek Daphne, another laurel name.
Hebrew
Dafna Meital is a Hebrew girl’s name often understood as “laurel” and “dew drop.” It has a fresh, nature-rich sound: leafy, bright, and gentle.
Spanish
Dafne is a Spanish girl name connected with Daphne, the mythic figure whose story inspired early opera. It feels graceful, literary, and quietly uncommon.
Greek
Dafni is a Greek girl name meaning "laurel tree" or "bay tree." It has a leafy, graceful sound and a quiet link to Greek mythology through the laurel's association with Apollo, victory, and honor.
Greek
Dafni Alexandra is a Greek girl name meaning "laurel tree" paired with Alexandra, a classic Greek name often understood as "defender of humankind." Together, it feels leafy, strong, and quietly victorious.
Greek
Dafni Ioanna is a Greek girl’s name pairing the bright, crisp sound of Dafni with Ioanna, the Greek form of Joanna. Ioanna comes from the Hebrew-rooted name meaning “God is gracious” or “God has shown favor.”
Ethiopian
Dagmawi is an Ethiopian boys' name commonly understood as “the second” in Amharic usage. It has a dignified, steady sound, with a feeling of continuity and family pride.
Korean
Da Hyun is a Korean given name, usually written 다현. With one common hanja pairing, 多賢, it can be read as “many” plus “worthy” or “wise,” giving the gentle sense of abundant wisdom.
Japanese
Daiki is a masculine Japanese name that can mean “great brightness,” “great tree,” or “great value,” depending on the kanji used. A common spelling is 大輝, combining 大 meaning “big” or “great” with 輝 meaning “brightness” or “radiance.”
Korean
Da In is a Korean-style two-syllable girl name whose exact meaning depends on the characters a family chooses. The syllable Da can be linked, in Chinese character sources, with ideas like “achieve,” “arrive at,” “intelligent,” “big,” “great,” or “vast.”
Irish
Dáire is an Irish boy name meaning "fruitful" or "fertile." It has deep roots in Old Irish tradition and appears often among legendary and ancestral figures.
Japanese
Daisuke is a Japanese boy's name with a clear, energetic sound. Its exact meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family, so the romanized form alone does not give one fixed meaning.
Filipino
Dakila Emmanuel Abad can be read as a Filipino name with a grand, faith-filled feeling: Dakila suggests greatness or nobility, while Emmanuel is traditionally understood as “God is with us.” Abad is a Filipino surname carried by notable Filipino families and public figures.
Hindi
Daksh means “able,” “competent,” “skillful,” or “capable,” from the Sanskrit dakṣa. It carries a bright, ready-for-anything feeling, with roots in Hindu and Sanskrit tradition.
Sanskrit
Daksha is a Sanskrit name meaning "skilled," "competent," or "capable." In Hindu tradition, it is also connected with Daksha Prajapati, a mythological figure known as the father of Sati.
Hindi
Daksh Arjun is a Hindi boy's name with a crisp, capable feel. Based on the supplied source, Daksh denotes competence and efficiency, giving the full name a strong, purposeful tone.
Sanskrit
Daksha Shivani is a Sanskrit name pairing Daksha, meaning "able" or "competent," with Shivani, meaning "wife of Shiva" and associated with Goddess Parvati. Together, it suggests capable strength with a calm, devotional grace.
Sanskrit
Daksha means “able” or “competent” in Sanskrit, with related senses of skill, dexterity, and honesty. Daksha Shuchi has a crisp, capable feeling, the kind of name that suggests clear purpose and steady character.
Hindi
Daksh means “able,” “dexterous,” or “honest one” from Sanskrit. Daksh Jatin feels capable, steady, and thoughtful, with a strong Hindi sound.
Hindi
Daksh Nalin is a Hindi boy name led by Daksh, a Sanskrit-origin name meaning skilled, capable, or expert. The name also carries a traditional Hindu association with Prajapati Daksh.
