Moonboon Team
Choosing a name for your baby is an exciting and meaningful task for any parent. It’s a chance to find a name that not only sounds beautiful but also carries significance. Whether you’re interested in a trendy, modern name or a classic that has stood the test of time, this list offers a variety of options to explore.
We've compiled a collection of names for both boys and girls that balance tradition with a contemporary feel. From well-loved favorites to new and creative choices, you're sure to find the perfect name that suits your little one and reflects your family's unique story.
Girl names with H
- Hadia - An Arabic name meaning "guidance" or "leader."
- Hadleigh - An English name derived from a surname, meaning "heather field."
- Hafsa - An Arabic name meaning "gathering" or "to protect."
- Hailey - Of English origin, meaning "hay clearing" or "hay meadow."
- Haisley - An English name meaning "meadow by the hay."
- Hala - An Arabic name meaning "halo" or "aura."
- Hannah - A Hebrew name meaning "grace" or "favor."
- Hanya - Of Arabic origin, meaning "happy" or "delighted."
- Harlee - An English name that means "hare's meadow."
- Harleigh - An English name meaning "meadow with hares."
- Harlow - Of English origin, meaning "army hill" or "from the hare's hill."
- Harmony - An English name meaning "agreement" or "concord."
- Harper - An English name meaning "harp player."
- Harriet - A French name meaning "ruler of the home."
- Harriot - A variation of Harriet, also meaning "home ruler."
- Hattie - A diminutive of Harriet, meaning "ruler of the home."
- Hayat - An Arabic name meaning "life" or "living."
- Hayze - A modern English name derived from "haze," meaning "smoky" or "cloudy."
- Hazel - An English name derived from the hazel tree, symbolizing wisdom and protection.
- Heaven - An English name referring to "paradise" or "a place of happiness."
- Hedera - A Latin name meaning "ivy," symbolizing fidelity and friendship.
- Hedvig - A Scandinavian name meaning "battle" or "war."
- Helaina - A Greek name meaning "bright" or "shining light."
- Helena - A name of Greek origin meaning "torch" or "light."
- Helga - A Scandinavian name meaning "holy" or "blessed."
- Hellen - A variation of Helen, meaning "light" or "bright one."
- Heloise - Of French origin, meaning "healthy" or "wide."
- Henley - An English name meaning "high meadow" or "river bank."
- Henna - An Arabic name referring to the flowering plant, symbolizing beauty.
- Henny - A diminutive of Henrietta, meaning "home ruler."
- Henriette - A French name meaning "ruler of the household."
- Henrika - A Scandinavian variation of Henry, meaning "home ruler."
- Hera - A Greek name meaning "heroine" or associated with the goddess of marriage.
- Hermione - Of Greek origin, meaning "messenger" or "earthly."
- Hero - A Greek name meaning "hero" or "brave one."
- Hestia - A Greek name meaning "hearth" or "home."
- Hettie - A diminutive of Henrietta, meaning "home ruler."
- Hilary - Of Latin origin meaning "cheerful" or "happy."
- Hilda - A Germanic name meaning "battle woman" or "warrior maiden."
- Hildegard - Of German origin, meaning "battle guard" or "warrior maiden."
- Hilma - A Scandinavian name meaning "resolute protector."
- Hisako - A Japanese name meaning "child of longevity."
- Hollis - An English name meaning "dweller at the holly trees."
- Holly - An English name derived from the holly tree, symbolizing protection and peace.
- Honor - An English name meaning "honor" or "dignity."
- Hope - An English name symbolizing "hope" or "expectation."
- Hubertine - A French name meaning "bright heart" or "intelligent."
- Huda - An Arabic name meaning "guidance" or "right path."
- Hyacinth - Of Greek origin, named after a flower, symbolizing beauty and rebirth.
- Hymn - An English name referring to a song of praise, often religious in nature.
Boy Names with H
- Haakon - A Norse name meaning "high son" or "chosen one."
- Haden - Of English origin, meaning "heather-covered hill."
- Hakeem - An Arabic name meaning "wise" or "judicious."
- Hal - A diminutive of Harold, meaning "army ruler" in Old English.
- Halston - Of English origin, meaning "from the holy place."
- Hamish - A Scottish form of James, meaning "supplanter."
- Hank - A diminutive of Henry, meaning "home ruler."
- Hannes - A German form of Johannes, meaning "God is gracious."
- Hans - A German name derived from Johannes, meaning "God is gracious."
- Happy - Of English origin, meaning "joyful" or "cheerful."
- Harcourt - A French surname meaning "army and court."
- Hardy - Of French and Old German origin, meaning "brave" or "strong."
- Harlan - Of English origin, meaning "meadow land."
- Harlow - An English name meaning "army hill."
- Harmon - Of German origin, meaning "soldier" or "army man."
- Harrison - An English name meaning "son of Harry."
- Harry - A medieval form of Henry, meaning "home ruler."
- Hart - An Old English name meaning "stag" or "deer."
- Hartley - Of English origin, meaning "stag meadow."
- Harvey - Of French origin meaning "battle worthy."
- Hassan - An Arabic name meaning "handsome" or "good."
- Haven - An English name meaning "safe place" or "harbor."
- Heath - Of English origin, meaning "heather land."
- Hector - A Greek name meaning "to hold" or "to possess."
- Helmut - Of German origin, meaning "resolute protector."
- Hendrix - A Dutch surname meaning "son of Hendrik."
- Henry - Of German origin, meaning "home ruler."
- Hercules - Of Greek origin, meaning "glory of Hera."
- Hernan - A Spanish name derived from the Germanic name Hernando, meaning "adventurous."
- Hershel - A Yiddish name meaning "deer."
- Heston - An English name meaning "town on the heath."
- Hezekiah - A Hebrew name meaning "God strengthens."
- Higgins - An Irish surname meaning "son of the little one."
- Hilbert - Of German origin, meaning "bright" or "famous."
- Hillel - A Hebrew name meaning "to praise" or "praise."
- Hisham - An Arabic name meaning "generous" or "noble."
- Holger - Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "island of the holy."
- Hollis - An English name meaning "dweller at the holly trees."
- Holmes - An English surname meaning "island" or "river meadow."
- Holt - Of English origin, meaning "wood" or "forest."
- Horace - Of Latin origin, meaning "timekeeper" or "hour."
- Horatio - A Latin name meaning "timekeeper" or "keeper of the hours."
- Houston - Of Scottish origin, meaning "Hugh's town."
- Hubert - A German name meaning "bright heart" or "intelligent."
- Hugh - Of German origin, meaning "heart" or "mind."
- Hugo - Of Germanic origin, meaning "mind" or "intellect."
- Humberto - A Spanish form of Humbert, meaning "bright warrior."
- Hyman - A Hebrew name meaning "life."
- Hyrum - A variation of Hiram, meaning "exalted brother."
- Hysop - A Hebrew name referring to the herb, symbolizing purification.
We hope this list has made your baby name search a bit smoother! Whether you’re drawn to modern trends or more traditional choices, the essential factor is finding a name that feels just right for your family. If you're still contemplating or looking for a unisex option, check out our list of gender-neutral names for even more ideas!
