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38 names

English

Harper

Harp player or maker

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English

Hazel

Hazel tree; hazel color

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English

Hudson

Son of Hudde

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English

Hadley

Heather field

Familiar
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Hailey

Hay clearing

Familiar
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Harley

Hare or rocky clearing

Familiar
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Harlow

Rocky hill or army hill

Familiar
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Haven

Safe place; harbor

Familiar
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Hayden

Hay valley or hay hill

Familiar
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Hayes

Surname name; more than one origin

Familiar
English

Holden

Deep valley

Familiar
English

Hollis

Holly trees

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Holly

Holly tree

Familiar
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Hart

English surname name; associated with a stag

Uncommon
English

Hartley

Stag clearing

Uncommon
English

Henley

English place-name surname

Uncommon
Korean

Ha-eun

Summer; kindness (夏恩 example)

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Korean

Ha-jun

Summer; approval (夏准 example)

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Korean

Ha-rin

Summer; jade’s luster (夏璘 example)

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Korean

Ha-yoon

Summer; sunlight (昰昀 example)

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Hebrew

Hadar

Splendor; glory

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Korean

Hae-chan

Meaning depends on the intended written form

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Ancient Greek

Halcyon

Kingfisher

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Vietnamese

Hân

Joyful; delighted

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Chinese

Hao

Vastness or sky with the cited Chinese characters

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Chinese

Haoyu

Vast universe with the cited Chinese characters

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Punjabi

Harleen

Absorbed in God

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Japanese

Haruto

Sunlight and soaring in one Japanese spelling

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Japanese

Hayate

Wind-associated; depends on kanji

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Japanese

Hibiki

Sound; resonance, with 響

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Japanese

Hikari

Light in one Japanese spelling

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Japanese

Himari

Sunlight and hollyhock in one Japanese spelling

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Japanese

Hinata

Sunny place in one Japanese spelling

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Tagalog · Filipino

Hiraya

Imagination; vision

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Japanese

Hiro

Abundant or generous, depending on the Japanese spelling

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Japanese

Honoka

Harmony and flower in one Japanese spelling

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Vietnamese

Huy

Brightness

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