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Heliah, Helea, Heleah, Heliya, Heliyah, Heller, Hellar

Helice (Greek) Form of Helen, meaning “the shining light”

Helyce, Heleece, Heliece, Heleace

Helike (Greek) In mythology, a willow nymph who nurtured Zeus

Helica, Helyke, Helika, Helyka, Helyca

Helle (Greek) In mythology, the daughter of Athamas who escaped sacrifice on the back of a golden ram

Helma (German) Form of Wilhelmina, meaning “determined protector”

Helmah, Helmia, Helmea, Helmina, Helmyna, Helmeena, Helmine, Helmyne

Heloise (French) One who is famous in battle

Helois, Heloisa, Helewidis

Hen (English) Resembling the mothering bird

Henrietta (German) Feminine form of Henry; ruler of the house

Henretta, Henrieta, Henriette, Henrika, Henryetta, Hetta, Hette, Hettie

Hephzibah (Hebrew) She is my delight

Hepsiba, Hepzibeth, Hepsey

Herdis (Scandinavian) A battle maiden

Herdiss, Herdisse, Herdys

Hermelinda (Spanish) Bearing a powerful shield

Hermelynda, Hermalinda, Hermalynda, Hermelenda

Hermia (Greek) Feminine form of Hermes; a messenger of the gods

Hermiah, Hermea, Hermila

Hermona (Hebrew) From the mountain peak

Hermonah, Hermonna

Hernanda (Spanish) One who is daring

Hernandia, Hernandea, Hernandiya

Herra (Greek) Daughter of the earth

Herrah

Hersala (Spanish) A lovely woman

Hersalah, Hersalla, Hersallah, Hersalia, Hersaliah, Hersalea, Hersaleah

Hesiena (African) The firstborn of twins

Hesienna, Hesienah, Heseina

Hesione (Greek) In mythology, a Trojan princess saved by Hercules from a sea monster

Hester (Greek) A starlike woman

Hestere, Hesther, Hesta, Hestar

Heven (American) A pretty young woman

Hevin, Hevon, Hevun, Hevven, Hevvin, Hevvon, Hevvun

Hezer (Hebrew) A woman of great strength

Hezir, Hezyr, Hezire, Hezyre, Hezere

Hiah (Korean) A bright woman

Heija, Heijah, Hia

Hibiscus (Latin) Resembling the showy flower

Hibiskus, Hibyscus, Hibyskus, Hybiscus, Hybiskus, Hybyscus, Hybyskus

Hikmah (Arabic) Having great wisdom

Hikmat, Hikma

Hilan (Greek) Filled with happines

Hylan, Hilane, Hilann, Hilanne, Hylane, Hylann, Hylanne

Hilary (Latin) A cheerful woman

Hillary, Hillery, Ellery

Hina (Polynesian) In mythology, a dual goddess symbolizing day and night

Hinna, Henna, Hinaa, Hinah, Heena, Hena

Hind (Arabic) Owning a group of camels; a wife of Muhammed

Hynd, Hinde, Hynde

Hinda (Hebrew) Resembling a doe

Hindah, Hindy, Hindey, Hindee, Hindi, Hindie, Hynda, Hyndy

Hiriwa (Polynesian) A silvery woman

Hitomi (Japanese) One who has beautiful eyes

Hitomie, Hitomee, Hitomea, Hitomy, Hitomey

Holda (German) A secretive woman; one who is hidden

Holde

Hollander (Dutch) A woman from Holland

Hollynder, Hollender, Holander, Holynder, Holender, Hollande, Hollanda

Holly (English) Of the holly tree

Holli, Hollie, Hollee, Holley, Hollye, Hollyanne, Holle, Hollea

Holton (American) One who is whimsical

Holten, Holtan, Holtin, Holtyn, Holtun

Holy (American) One who is pious or sacred

Holey, Holee, Holeigh, Holi, Holie, Holye, Holea, Holeah

THope (English) One who has high expectations through faith

Hortensia (Latin) Woman of the garden

Hartencia, Hartinsia, Hortencia, Hortense, Hortenspa, Hortenxia, Hortinzia, Hortendana

Hova (African) Born into the middle class

Hoyden (American) A spirited woman

Hoiden, Hoydan, Hoidan, Hoydyn, Hoidyn, Hoydin, Hoidin

Hudson (English) One who is adventurous; an explorer

Hudsen, Hudsan, Hudsun, Hudsyn, Hudsin

Hueline (German) An intelligent woman

Huelene, Huelyne, Hueleine, Hueliene, Hueleene, Huleane

Huhana (Maori) Form of Susannah, meaning “white lily”

Huhanah, Huhanna, Huhanne, Huhann, Huhane

Humita (Native American) One who shells corn

Humitah, Humyta, Humeeta, Humieta, Humeita, Humeata, Humytah, Humeetah

Hutena (Hurrian) In mythology, the goddess of fate

Hutenah, Hutenna, Hutyna, Hutina

Huwaidah (Arabic) One who is gentle

Huwaydah, Huwaida

Huyen (Vietnamese) A woman with jet-black hair

Hypatia (Greek) An intellectually superior woman

Hypasia, Hypacia, Hypate

Hypermnestra (Greek) In mythology, the mother of Amphiareos

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Ianthe (Greek) Resembling