Names beginning with the letter H, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,621 names
8,621 names
Russian
Ilya is commonly understood as the Russian form of Elijah, a name traditionally connected with the Hebrew idea “my God is Yahweh.” Denisovich means “son of Denis,” and Kiselev is a Russian family name often transliterated as Kiselyov.
Russian
A verified meaning for Ilya Fyodorovich Filippov is not supplied in the provided source excerpts. In Russian style, the full name reads as a given name, a patronymic, and a family name: Ilya, Fyodorovich, Filippov.
Arabic
Ilyas Habib Awad is an Arabic boy’s name often understood as “Ilyas, beloved, recompense or return.” It has a gentle, lyrical sound with a strong Arabic family-name rhythm.
Arabic
Ilyas is the Arabic form of Elijah, a prophet name connected to the Hebrew roots for God and Yahweh. Masri is an Arabic surname meaning "Egyptian," from Masr, meaning Egypt.
Punjabi
Imaan Zahra pairs Imaan, a spelling related to Iman or Iimaan, with Zahra, an Arabic name meaning flower, blossom, splendor, beauty, or brightness. Together, it gives the feeling of inner conviction with radiant beauty.
Yoruba
Imani is a graceful girl’s name often associated with faith, belief, and inner trust. For families choosing it as a Yoruba name, it carries a warm, virtue-name feeling centered on confidence and spiritual strength.
Swahili
Imani Baraka is a Swahili name often understood as “faith” paired with “blessing.” It has a calm, hopeful sound and works comfortably for any gender.
Swahili
Imani Faraja is a Swahili name meaning “faith” and “comfort” or “consolation.” Together, it carries the gentle sense of faith that steadies and comfort that heals.
Persian
The exact meaning of Iman Shahryar Firoozi is not established in the supplied sources. In this Persian name page, Iman is treated as the given name, with Shahryar and Firoozi as family or additional name elements.
Nigerian
Imeobong is an Ibibio name from Nigeria meaning “my hope is in the Lord.” In the full name Imeobong Eno Udo, the supported meaning comes from Imeobong, a faith-filled name centered on hope, trust, and God’s care.
English
Imogen is usually linked to the Gaelic name Innogen, probably meaning "maiden." Its exact origin is uncertain, and other suggested meanings include "daughter," "innocent," or "beloved child."
Arabic
Imran is an Arabic masculine name connected with the Quran and traditionally understood as the Arabic form of Amram. It is associated with revered family lineage, including the father of Moses and, in the Quran, the father of Maryam.
Tamil
Imran is a masculine Arabic and Quranic name, the Arabic form of Amram. It refers to the father of Moses and, in the Quran, to the father of Mary.
Bengali
The full Bengali boy's name Imran Hossain Niloy does not have a reliably sourced meaning in the provided materials. In family use, it reads as a dignified three-part name with strong South Asian Muslim naming style.
Hebrew
Imri is a Hebrew boy name most often connected with אִמְרִי, with meanings given as “my word” or “my promise.” Some baby-name sources also interpret it as “my people,” so the name carries a warm sense of belonging, speech, and faithfulness.
Hindi
Inaaya Bhumi Rastogi is a feminine Hindi name combination. The surname Rastogi is an Indian Hindu surname with documented roots in India and historic associations with trade, scholarship, and administrative life.
Hindi
Inaaya is a girl name of Arabic origin meaning “care,” “divine concern,” or “God’s tender attention.” Inaaya Kaira Chaturvedi feels gentle and lyrical, with Inaaya carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Punjabi
Inaaya Kaur Randhawa has a soft, graceful Punjabi feel. In the sources provided, the surname Randhawa is identified as a Jat clan name from the Punjab region of India and Pakistan, while the exact etymology of Inaaya is not verified here.
Punjabi
Inaaya Noor means “care, protection, or guardianship” paired with “light.” Some Muslim name sources also interpret the full name as “gift of God, light.”
Hindi
Inaaya is linked with “care” and “concern” in Arabic and Urdu, and some Hindi baby name sources describe it as “gift from God.” Paired with Pari, the full name feels gentle, bright, and affectionate.
Hindi
The provided sources do not verify a historical meaning for Inaaya. In this Hindi name page, Inaaya is treated as a soft, feminine given name paired with Shreya Dubey.
Spanish
Inara Pilar is best treated here as a Spanish girl’s name pairing, though the supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning for Inara. Pilar is a familiar Spanish name element, but no meaning claim is confirmed by the provided excerpts.
Spanish
Inara Sofía blends Inara, associated with “shining light,” “enlightenment,” “sunray,” and “goddess,” with Sofía, the Greek name meaning “wisdom.” Together, it reads as “wise light” or “radiant wisdom.”
Hindi
Inaya means "care" or "concern" in Arabic, with use also noted in Bengali and Urdu naming. It has a soft, graceful sound and feels gentle without feeling overly frilly.
Hindi
Inaya means "care" or "concern" and is associated with being cared for, protected, and held with tenderness. Inaya Bhavya gives the name a gentle Hindi-family feel while keeping Inaya's Arabic, Urdu, and Bengali roots at the center.
Hindi
Inaya is commonly loved for its gentle sense of care, concern, and kindness. Inaya Devika Maheshwari brings together a soft first name, a goddess-inspired middle name, and a family surname with a graceful Hindi feel.
Hindi
Inaya Diya Chopra is a gentle Hindi girl name pairing the given name Inaya with Diya, a name many Indian families associate with a lamp or light. The overall feeling is caring, bright, and graceful.
Urdu
Inaya Fatima is an Urdu and Arabic name pairing that means “divine care, grace, or kindness” with “one who abstains” or “one who separates.” Together, it feels gentle, faith-rooted, and deeply protective.
Urdu
Inaya Fatima Sheikh is a graceful Urdu and Muslim girl name. Inaya is commonly understood as care, concern, or kindness, while Fatima is a deeply respected Muslim name, and Sheikh is a family name used in many South Asian Muslim communities.
Urdu
Inaya Hafsa is a graceful Urdu girl name led by Inaya, written عنایہ, meaning blessing, favor, divine grace, kindness, or divine care. Together, the name feels gentle, faith-filled, and warmly protective.
Hindi
Inaya is an Arabic name meaning “care,” “concern,” or “solicitude,” and it is often linked with the idea of divine grace or protection. Inaya Kavya has a gentle, thoughtful sound for a Hindi-speaking family, with Inaya carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Punjabi
Inaya is an Arabic name meaning care, concern, or solicitude, and it is also associated with divine grace and blessing. Paired with the Punjabi name Mehar, commonly understood as grace, kindness, or mercy, Inaya Mehar has the tender feel of “care and grace.”
Hindi
Inaya Pari is a soft, lyrical Hindi-style girl name. Inaya comes from Arabic and is associated with care, concern, solicitude, and the feeling of being lovingly looked after.
Urdu
Inaya is a feminine Arabic and Urdu name meaning "care" or "concern." It carries a gentle feeling of being watched over, protected, and treated with tenderness.
Hindi
Inaya is an Arabic, Bengali, and Urdu name meaning “care” or “concern.” Inaya Radhika Joshi has a gentle, flowing sound with a caring meaning at its center.
Urdu
Inaya is commonly understood as a gentle Urdu and Arabic-rooted girl's name associated with care, concern, and kindness. Rameen adds a soft, lyrical middle sound, while Usmani gives the full name a clear family identity.
Urdu
Inaya is an Arabic-origin name meaning “care,” “concern,” or “solicitude.” It also carries the gentle idea of being protected, blessed, and cared for.
Hindi
Inaya Saumya Batra has a soft, lyrical sound and is commonly understood in Indian naming style as a graceful feminine name. Inaya is often associated with care and kindness, while Saumya adds a gentle, calm feeling.
Punjabi
Inayat Gurleen Brar has a gentle, spiritually warm feel. Inayat is commonly associated with grace or kindness, Gurleen with devotion to the Guru, and Brar is a Punjabi family surname.
Punjabi
Inayat is often understood as “kindness,” “grace,” or “favor,” while Kaur is a Sikh name element traditionally used by women. Brar is a Punjabi surname, so the full name carries a warm Punjabi feel: gracious Inayat of the Kaur Brar family line.
Punjabi
Inayat Preet Kaur is a Punjabi girl’s name with a soft, devotional feel. Inayat means “grace” or “favor,” Preet means “love” or “affection,” so the name can be read as “grace of love,” with Kaur marking a Punjabi feminine naming style.
Hebrew
Inbal is a Hebrew girl name most often connected with gentle sound and speech. Source traditions give meanings such as "sweet voice," "tongue of balm," and, in another interpretation, a harp or musical instrument.
Tamil
Inban is a Tamil boy name commonly given the meaning “full of charm and grace.” It has a soft, bright feel, with a gentle confidence rather than a loud one.
Hebrew
Inbar Malka is a Hebrew girl’s name often understood as a graceful pairing of Inbar and Malka. With the information provided, its Hebrew origin is clear, but no sourced etymology or popularity ranking was supplied.
Hebrew
Inbar Talya is a Hebrew girl name combining Inbar, commonly understood as “amber,” with Talya, often connected with “dew of God.” Together it has a gentle, nature-rich feeling: golden warmth and fresh morning blessing.
Turkish
İnci Deren combines Turkish İnci, meaning “pearl,” with Deren, often interpreted as “guardian” or “leader.” Together, it suggests a precious, steady-hearted girl with a protective spirit.
Punjabi
Inderpal Jot Singh is often interpreted as a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “protected by Inder, light, lion.” It brings together strength, guardianship, and spiritual brightness.
Bengali
Indrani is a Sanskrit feminine name meaning "belonging to Indra" or "wife of Indra." In Hindu tradition, Indrani is the queen of the devas and the consort of Indra.
Bengali
Indranil is a Sanskrit-rooted Bengali boy name meaning “Indra’s blue” or “blue jewel of Indra,” often understood as sapphire. It blends Indra, the Vedic king of the gods, with nīla, meaning deep blue.
Spanish
Inés is the Spanish form of Agnes, a classic name traditionally associated with purity and Saint Agnes of Rome. It feels graceful, bright, and quietly strong, with a crisp two-syllable sound.
