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Halliwell (English) From the holy spring

Haligwell

Hallward (English) The guardian of the hall

Halward, Hallwerd, Halwerd, Hallwarden, Halwarden, Hawarden, Haward, Hawerd

Hamid (Arabic / Indian) A praiseworthy man / a beloved friend

Hameed, Hamead, Hameid, Hamied, Hamyd, Haamid

Hamidi (Swahili) One who is commendable

Hamidie, Hamidy, Hamidey, Hamidee, Hamidea, Hamydi, Hamydie, Hamydee

Hamilton (English) From the flat-topped hill

Hamylton, Hamiltun, Hamyltun, Hamilten, Hamylten, Hamelton, Hameltun, Hamelten

Hamlet (German) From the little home

Hamlett, Hammet, Hammett, Hamnet, Hamnett, Hamlit, Hamlitt, Hamoelet

Hammer (German) One who makes hammers; a carpenter

Hammar, Hammor, Hammur, Hammir, Hammyr

Hampden (English) From the home in the valley

Hampdon, Hampdan, Hampdun, Hampdyn, Hampdin

Hancock (English) One who owns a farm

Hancok, Hancoc

Hanford (English) From the high ford

Hanferd, Hanfurd, Hanforde, Hanferde, Hanfurde

Hanisi (Swahili) Born on a Thursday

Hanisie, Hanisy, Hanisey, Hanisee, Hanisea, Hanysi, Hanysie, Hanysy

Hank (English) Form of Henry, meaning “the ruler of the house”

Hanke, Hanks, Hanki, Hankie, Hankee, Hankea, Hanky, Hankey

Hanley (English) From the high meadow

Hanly, Hanleigh, Hanleah, Hanlea, Hanlie, Hanli

Hanoch (Hebrew) One who is dedicated

Hanock, Hanok, Hanoc

Hanraoi (Irish) Form of Henry, meaning “the ruler of the house”

Hansraj (Hindi) The swan king

Hardik (Indian) One who has heart

Hardyk, Hardick, Hardyck, Hardic, Hardyc

Hare (English) Resembling a rabbit

Harence (English) One who is swift

Harince, Harense, Harinse

Hari (Indian) Resembling a lion

Harie, Hary, Harey, Haree, Harea

Harim (Arabic) A superior man

Hareem, Haream, Hariem, Hareim, Harym

Harkin (Irish) Having dark red hair

Harkyn, Harken, Harkan, Harkon, Harkun

Harlemm (American) A soulful man

Harlam, Harlom, Harlim, Harlym, Harlem

Harlow (English) From the army on the hill

Harlowe, Harlo, Harloe

Harold (Scandinavian) The ruler of an army

Hal, Harald, Hareld, Harry, Darold

Harper (English) One who plays or makes harps

Harpur, Harpar, Harpir, Harpyr, Harpor, Hearpere

Harrington (English) From Harry’s town; from the herring town

Harringtun, Harryngton, Harryngtun, Harington, Haringtun, Haryngton, Haryntun

Harrison (English) The son of Harry

Harrisson, Harris, Harriss, Harryson

Harshad (Indian) A bringer of joy

Harsh, Harshe, Harsho, Harshil, Harshyl, Harshit, Harshyt

Hartford (English) From the stag’s ford

Harteford, Hartferd, Harteferd, Hartfurd, Hartefurd, Hartforde, Harteforde, Hartferde

Haru (Japanese) Born during the spring

Harvey (English / French) One who is ready for battle / a strong man

Harvy, Harvi, Harvie, Harvee, Harvea, Harv, Harve, Hervey

Hasim (Arabic) One who is decisive

Haseem, Haseam, Hasiem, Haseim, Hasym

Haskel (Hebrew) An intelligent man

Haskle, Haskell, Haskil, Haskill, Haske, Hask

Hasso (German) Of the sun

Hassoe, Hassow, Hassowe

Hassun (Native American) As solid as a stone

Hastiin (Native American) A man

Hastin (Hindi) Resembling an elephant

Hasteen, Hastean, Hastien, Hastein, Hastyn

Hawes (English) From the hedged place

Haws, Hayes, Hays, Hazin, Hazen, Hazyn, Hazon, Hazan

Hawiovi (Native American) One who descends on a ladder

Hawiovie, Hawiovy, Hawiovey, Hawiovee, Hawiovea

Hawkins (English) Resembling a small hawk

Haukins, Hawkyns, Haukyn

Hawthorne (English) From the hawthorn tree

Hawthorn

*THayden (English) From the hedged valley

Haydan, Haydon, Haydun, Haydin, Haydyn, Haden, Hadan, Hadon

Haye (Scottish) From the stockade

Hay, Hae, Hai

Hazaiah (Hebrew) God will decide

Hazaia, Haziah, Hazia

Hazleton (English) From the hazel-tree town

Hazelton, Hazletun, Hazelton, Hazleten, Hazelten

Heath (English) From the untended land of flowering shrubs

Heathe, Heeth, Heethe

Heaton (English) From the town on high ground

Heatun, Heeton, Heetun, Heaten, Heeten

Heber (Hebrew) A partner or companion

Heeber, Hebar, Heebar, Hebor, Heebor, Hebur, Heebur, Hebir

Hector (Greek) One who is steadfast; in mythology,