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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Herodes | m | Latin | Herodes (Heródes) is a male first name that is considered a Latin variant of the biblic… |
| Heron | m | French | Heron (Ἥρων) is a masculine first name of ancient Greek origin |
| Herta-Olivia | f | Greek | Herta-Olivia is a double name combining Herta ("the energetic one") and Olivia ("the ol… |
| Hesiod | m | The name Hesiod originates from Ancient Greek and is made up of the words 'hesi', meani… | |
| Hesione | f | Greek | The name Hesione has Greek roots that can be traced back to a word composition |
| Hestia | f | Greek | The name Hestia (Ἑστία) comes from Greek mythology and means 'the hearth' or 'the firep… |
| Hieronim | m | The name Hieronim indicates the meaning 'holy being' | |
| Hieronymus | m | The name Hieronymus is the Latinized form of the ancient Greek name Hīerṓnumos (Ῑ̔ερώνυ… | |
| Hilar | m | Latin | The first name Hilar originates from the Croatian language and also appears in Hungaria… |
| Hilaria | f | Latin | Hilaria is the feminine variant of Hilarius and carries the meanings "the Cheerful" and… |
| Hilarie | f | Latin | Hilarie is a modified form of Hilary, a feminine variant of the Latin Hilarius |
| Hilarius | m | Latin | The name Hilarius stands for 'the cheerful' or 'the delighted' and also originates from… |
| Hilary | f | Latin | The name Hilary, translated into German as "die Heitere" and "die Fröhliche," is a medi… |
| Hillarey | f | Latin | Hillarey, a feminine first name, is translated in German as 'the cheerful one' and 'the… |
| Hillary | f | Latin | Hillary translates into German as "the Cheerful," "the Joyful," and "the Happy." The na… |
| Hipolito | m | Portuguese | Hipólito is the Spanish and Portuguese variant of the Greek name Hippolytos |
| Hippocrates | m | Greek | The meaning of the name Hippocrates is derived from the ancient Greek term Hippokrates … |
| Hippokrates | m | The name Hippokrates has its roots in Ancient Greek and is made up of the words 'hippos… | |
| Hippolyt | m | The name Hippolyt is the German short form of the ancient Greek Hippolytos | |
| Hippolyta | f | Greek | The name Hippolyta, a Latinized variant of Hippolyte, has its roots in ancient Greece w… |
| Hippolyte | m | French | The name Hippolyte serves as both the feminine and masculine form of the Greek name Hip… |
| Hippolytos | m | Greek | The name Hippolytos, an ancient Greek first name, means 'the one who releases horses' |
| Hippolytus | m | The name Hippolytus, in its Latin form, is derived from the ancient Greek name Hippolytos | |
| Homer | m | The name Homer is derived from the Ancient Greek Homeros (Ὅμηρος) and means 'the hostag… | |
| Hortense-Petra | f | Latin | Hortense-Petra is a double name combining Hortense ("the gardener") and Petra ("the sto… |
| Hortensia-Antonia | f | Greek | Hortensia-Antonia is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Antonia ("t… |
| Hortensia-Antoniya | f | Latin | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Hortensia-Anuschka | f | Latin | Hortensia-Anuschka is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Anuschka (… |
| Hortensia-Elisabeth | f | Aramaic | Hortensia-Elisabeth is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Elisabeth… |
| Hortensia-Luzy | f | Latin | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning |
| Hortensia-Petra | f | Latin | Hortensia-Petra is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Petra ("the s… |
| Hortensia-Rosa | f | Latin | Hortensia-Rosa is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Rosa ("the rose") |
| Hortensia-Sabrina | f | Latin | Hortensia stands for the hydrangea flower, while Sabrina is regarded as the Celtic rive… |
| Hortensia-Sibylle | f | Latin | Hortensia-Sibylle is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Sibylle ("t… |
| Hortensia-Ursula | f | Latin | Hortensia-Ursula is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Ursula ("the… |
| Hortensia-Viktoria | f | Latin | Hortensia-Viktoria is a double name combining Hortensia ("the gardener") and Viktoria (… |
| Hripsime | f | Greek | The name Hripsime (Armenian Հռիփսիմե) has its roots in the Ancient Greek term rhī́ptō (… |
| Hristijan | m | The name Hristijan, a Macedonian form of Christian, carries the meanings 'the Christian… | |
| Hristina | f | Latin | The name Hristina, considered a Christian Orthodox variant of Kristina, is derived from… |
| Hristo | m | The name Hristo is a variant of the Greek name Christophoros and means 'the Christ-bear… | |
| Huria | f | Latin | Huria is a modified form of Julia, understood as the female counterpart of Julian, and … |
| Hyacinth | u | English | Hyacinth represents a unisex English variant of the Ancient Greek Hyákinthos (Ὑάκινθος) |
| Hyacinthia | f | English | Hyacinthia is a derivative of Hyacintha, the female version of Hyacinthus, which in tur… |
| Hyazintha | f | Hyazintha is the feminine derivative of the name Hyazinth and finds its origin in the a… | |
| Hygin | m | Greek | Hygin is a male first name of Greek and Polish origin, whose meaning is associated with… |
| Hylja | f | Hylja is the Albanian form of the Turkish name Hülya, which means 'the wish dream' | |
| Hyperbolita | f | The name Hyperbolita has its roots in Ancient Greek and is composed of the words 'hyper… | |
| Hyperion | m | English | The name Hyperion, which originates from Greek mythology, is derived from Huperíōn (Ὑπε… |
| Hyppolite | m | The masculine name Hyppolite is a rare French form of Hippolyte, which in turn is deriv… | |
| Hyra | f | Hyra is a female first name that likely has Albanian roots |