Baby Girl names that start with  “ H “ and their  Meaning
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Ha
Vietnamese, meaning ‘happy’.
Haarisah
Hindi, meaning ‘daughter of the sun’.
Haarithah
Arabic, meaning ‘divine messenger’.
Habibah
(alt. Habiba)
Arabic, meaning ‘beloved’.
Hachi
Native American, meaning ‘of the river’.
Hada
African, meaning ‘one that comes from the salty place’.
Hadara
Hebrew, meaning ‘beautiful ornament’.
Hadassah
Hebrew, meaning ‘myrtle tree’.
Hadeel
Arabic, meaning ‘like a dove’.
Hadenna
English, meaning ‘meadow of flowers’.
Hadiya
Arabic, meaning ‘righteous’.
Hadley
English, meaning ‘heather meadow’.
Hadria
Latin, meaning ‘from Adria’.
Hady
Greek, meaning ‘soulful’.
Hafsa
Arabic, meaning ‘young lioness’.
Hafwen
Welsh, meaning ‘one with the beauty of summer’.
Hagen
Irish, meaning ‘youthful’.
Haggith
Hebrew, meaning ‘dancer’.
Haidee
Greek, meaning ‘modest one’.
Haimi
Hawaiian, meaning ‘pursuer of the truth’.
Haiwee
Native American, meaning ‘dove’.
Hala
Arabic, meaning ‘halo’.
Halene
Russian, meaning ‘steadfast one’.
Haley
(alt. Haelee, Hailee, Hailey, Hailie, Haleigh)
English, meaning ‘hay meadow’.
Halima
(alt. Halina)
Arabic, meaning ‘gentle’.
Halla
African, meaning ‘unexpected present’.
Hallie
(alt. Halle, Halley, Hallie)
German, meaning ‘ruler of the home or estate’.
Haloke
Native American, meaning ‘like the salmon’.
Hama
Arabic, meaning ‘one from the city on the river’.
Hamilton
(alt. Hamiltyn, Hamylton, Hamyltyn)
American, meaning ‘dreamer’. Also a place in Scotland.
Hana
Japanese, meaning ‘flower blossom’.
Hang
Vietnamese, meaning ‘from the moon’.
Hannah
(alt. Haana, Hana, Hanna)
Hebrew, meaning ‘grace’.
Hao
Vietnamese, meaning ‘well behaved’.
Harika
Turkish, meaning ‘superior one’.
Harla
English, meaning ‘of the fields’.
Harley
(alt. Harlene)
English, meaning ‘the long field’.
Harlow
English, meaning ‘army hill’.
Harmony
Latin, meaning ‘harmony’.
Harper
English, meaning ‘minstrel’.
Harriet
(alt. Harriett, Harriette)
German, meaning ‘ruler of the home or estate’.
Harsha
Hebrew, meaning ‘enchantress’.
Haru
Japanese, meaning ‘born during the spring’.
Hasna
Arabic, meaning ‘beautiful’.
Hatita
Hebrew, meaning ‘explorer’.
Hattie
Shortened form of Harriet, meaning ‘ruler of the home or estate’.
Haven
English, meaning ‘a place of sanctuary’.
Hayden
English, meaning ‘hedged valley’.
Hayley
(alt. Haylee, Hayleigh, Haylie)
English, meaning ‘hay meadow’.
Hazel
(alt. Hazle)
English, from the tree of the same name.
Hazina
African, meaning ‘good’.
Heartha
Teutonic, meaning ‘Mother Earth’s gift’.
Heather
English, from the flower of the same name.
Heaven
English, meaning ‘everlasting bliss’.
Heba
Arabic, meaning ‘gift’.
Hebe
Greek, meaning ‘young’.
Hecate
Greek, mythological goddess of witchcraft and fertility.
Hedasaa
Hebrew, meaning ‘like a star’.
Hedda
German, meaning ‘warfare’.
Hedia
Hebrew, meaning ‘echo of God’.
Hedva
Hebrew, meaning ‘joy’.
Hedwig
German, meaning ‘warfare and strife’.
Heidi
(alt. Heidy)
German, meaning ‘nobility’.
Helaine
English, meaning ‘light’.
Helen
(alt. Helena, Helene, Hellen)
Greek, meaning ‘light’.
Helga
German, meaning ‘holy and sacred’.
Helia
Greek, meaning ‘sun’.
Heloise
French, meaning ‘renowned in war’.
Hemanti
Indian, meaning ‘born during the winter’.
Hemera
Greek, meaning ‘child born in the daylight’.
Heng
Chinese, meaning ‘eternal beauty’.
Henrietta
(alt. Henriette)
German, meaning ‘ruler of the house’.
Hephzibah
Hebrew, meaning ‘my delight is in her’.
Hera
Greek, meaning ‘queen’.
Hermia
(alt. Hermina, Hermine, Herminia)
Greek, meaning ‘messenger’.
Hermione
Greek, meaning ‘earthly’.
Hero
Greek, meaning ‘brave one of the people’.
Hertha
English, meaning ‘earth’.
Hesper
Greek, meaning ‘evening star’.
Hester
(alt. Hestia)
Greek, meaning ‘star’.
Hiawatha
Native American, meaning ‘maker of rivers’.
Hibernia
Latin, meaning ‘from Ireland’.
Hideko
(alt. Hide, Hideyo, Hydeko)
Japanese, meaning ‘superior woman’.
Hien
Vietnamese, meaning ‘gentle’.
Hilary
(alt. Hillary)
Greek, meaning ‘cheerful and happy’.
Hilda
(alt. Hildur)
German, meaning ‘battle woman’.
Hildegarde
(alt. Hildegard)
German, meaning ‘battle stronghold’.
Hildred
German, meaning ‘battle counsellor’.
Hilina
Hawaiian, meaning ‘celestial body’.
Hilma
German, meaning ‘will-helmet’.
Hinda
Hebrew, meaning ‘doe-like’.
Hinto
Native American, meaning ‘one with dark blue eyes’.
Hirkani
Indian, meaning ‘like a diamond’.
Hitomi
Japanese, meaning ‘beautiful eyes’.
Hoa
Vietnamese, meaning ‘peaceful’.
Hodesh
Hebrew, meaning ‘child born at the new moon’.
Holda
German, meaning ‘secretive’.
Holden
English, meaning ‘eager’.
Hollis
English, meaning ‘near the holly bushes’.
Holly
(alt. Holli, Hollie)
English, from the tree of the same name.
Honesty
Armerican, meaning ‘truthful’.
Honey
English, meaning ‘honey’.
Honor
(alt. Honour)
Latin, meaning ‘woman of honour’.
Honora
(alt. Honoria)
Latin, meaning ‘woman of honour’.
Hope
English, meaning ‘hope’.
Hortense
(alt. Hortencia, Hortensia)
Latin, meaning ‘of the garden’.
Hosah
Hebrew, meaning ‘provider of shelter’.
Hoshi
Japanese, meaning ‘shining one’.
Hotaru
Japanese, meaning ‘firefly’.
Hourig
Slavic, meaning ‘fiery’.
Hua
Chinese, meaning ‘like a flower’.
Hubab
Arabic, meaning ‘focussed’.
Hudson
English, meaning ‘adventurous’.
Hue
Vietnamese, meaning ‘lily’.
Hulda
German, meaning ‘loved one’.
Hunter
English, meaning ‘great hunteress’.
Hurit
Native American, meaning ‘beauty’.
Hurley
English, meaning ‘healthy’.
Huyana
Native American, meaning ‘daughter of the rain’.
Hyacinth
Greek, from the flower of the same name.
Hydeira
Greek, meaning ‘woman from the water’.