British Names Starting With H
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British Baby Names That Start With H Letter & Meaning (List 1)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Habakkuk |  |
Meaning : In biblical meaning is : He that embraces, a wrestler. Used in : Biblical, Hebrew, British, English |
| Haddan | |
Meaning : From The Hill Of Haeather. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Hadden | |
Meaning : Child Of The Heather-filled Valley Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Haddon | |
Meaning : From The Hill Of Haeather. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Haden | |
Meaning : From The Hill Of Haeather, From The Hedged Valley. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
| Hadlea | |
Meaning : From The Heather Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hadlee | |
Meaning : From The Heather Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hadleigh | |
Meaning : From The Heather Meadow. Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Hadley | |
Meaning : Heath-covered Meadow Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
| Hadley |  |
Meaning : Heath-covered Meadow Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
| Hadly | |
Meaning : From The Heather Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hadon | |
Meaning : From The Hill Of Haeather. Used in : American, British, English |
| Hadrian | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Dark Used in : American, Australian, British, Dutch, English, French, German, Latin, Scandinavian, Dutch |
| Hadwin | |
Meaning : War Friend Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, German, Teutonic |
| Hadwinn | |
Meaning : Friend In War. Used in : British, English |
| Hadwyn | |
Meaning : War Friend Used in : American, British, English, Teutonic |
| Hadwyne | |
Meaning : Friend In War. Used in : British, English |
| Haefen | |
Meaning : Safety Used in : American, British, English |
| Haele | |
Meaning : Lives In The Hall Used in : American, British, English |
| Haesel | |
Meaning : Nut Used in : American, British, English |
| Haestingas | |
Meaning : Violent Used in : British, English |
| Haethowine | |
Meaning : War Friend Used in : British, English |
| Hagaleah | |
Meaning : From The Hedged Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Hagalean | |
Meaning : From The Hedged Enclosure Used in : British, English |
| Hagan | |
Meaning : Sanctuary, Safe Harbor. Used in : Australian, British, English, Gaelic, German, Irish, Teutonic |
| Hagaward | |
Meaning : Keeper Of The Hedged Enclosure Used in : British, English |
| Hagen | |
Meaning : Sanctuary, Safe Harbor. Used in : Australian, British, English, Gaelic, German, Irish, Norse, Swedish, Teutonic |
| Haglea | |
Meaning : From The Enclosed Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Haglee | |
Meaning : From The Enclosed Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hagleigh | |
Meaning : From The Enclosed Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hagley | |
Meaning : From The Hedged Enclosure Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Hagly | |
Meaning : From The Hedged Enclosure Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Haig | |
Meaning : From The Enclosed With Hedges. Used in : American, Anglo, Armenian, Australian, British, English |
| Haile | |
Meaning : Form Of Haley. Hero Used in : American, African, Australian, German, British, English |
| Hailea | |
Meaning : Hay Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hailee | |
Meaning : Hay Clearing, Hay Meadow Used in : American, Chinese, British, English |
| Haileigh | |
Meaning : Hay Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Hailey | |
Meaning : Hay Clearing, Hay Meadow, Hero Used in : Australian, Jamaican, Gaelic, Greek, Irish, American, Australian, British, English |
| Haily | |
Meaning : From The Hay Meadow. Used in : British, English, Gaelic, Irish, Australian, British, English |
| Haily | |
Meaning : From The Hay Meadow. Used in : British, English, Gaelic, Irish, Australian, British, English |
| Haines | |
Meaning : From A Vined Cottage Used in : Australian, British, English, German, Teutonic |
| Hal | |
Meaning : A Nickname For Henry 'Rules His Household' Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, Danish, English, German, Norse, Scandinavian, Teutonic |
| Halbart | |
Meaning : Brilliant Hero Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
| Halbert | |
Meaning : Shining Hero Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, German, Teutonic |
| Halburt | |
Meaning : Brilliant Hero Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, German |
| Haldane | |
Meaning : From Denmark Used in : American, Norse, British, English, Scandinavian |
| Halden | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Half Dane Used in : American, Australian, British, English, German, Norse, Scandinavian, Teutonic |
| Hale | |
Meaning : From The Hall Or Healthy Hero. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, German, Greek, British, English, French, German, Teutonic, Australian, Turkish, British, English |
| Hale | |
Meaning : From The Hall Or Healthy Hero. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, German, Greek, British, English, French, German, Teutonic, Australian, Turkish, British, English |
| Halebeorht | |
Meaning : Brilliant Hero Used in : British, English |
| Haleigh | |
Meaning : From The Hay Meadow. Used in : British, English, Gaelic, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
| Haleigh | |
Meaning : From The Hay Meadow. Used in : British, English, Gaelic, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
| Haley | |
Meaning : Field Of Hay, Hay Clearing, Hay Meadow. Usually A Surname. Used in : Australian, German, Gaelic, Greek, Irish, American, Australian, British, English |
| Halford | |
Meaning : From The Hall By The Ford Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Halfrith | |
Meaning : Peaceful Home Used in : British, English |
| Halfryta | |
Meaning : Peaceful Home Used in : British, English |
| Halie | |
Meaning : Hay Meadow, Hay Clearing Used in : Greek, American, Australian, British, English |
| Halig | |
Meaning : Holy Used in : Anglo, American, British, English |
| Haligwiella | |
Meaning : Lives By The Holy Spring Used in : British, English |
| Hall | |
Meaning : Worker At The Hall. Here Hall Means A Large House Or Manor. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Norse, Norwegian |
| Hallam | |
Meaning : Lives At The Hall's Slopes Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Teutonic, Australian |
| Halle | |
Meaning : Dweller At The Hall Meadow. Used in : Greek, Scandinavian, Swedish, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
| Hallewell | |
Meaning : Holy Well. Used in : British, English |
| Halley | |
Meaning : Holy Or From The Meadow Near The Hall. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Greek, Norse, British, English, American, Australian, British, English |
| Halley | |
Meaning : Holy Or From The Meadow Near The Hall. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Greek, Norse, British, English, American, Australian, British, English |
| Hallfrita | |
Meaning : Peaceful Home Used in : British, English |
| Hallie | |
Meaning : Hay Meadow, Praise The Lord, From The Hall, Home Ruler Used in : German, Greek, Norse, Teutonic, American, Australian, British, Danish, English |
| Halliwell | |
Meaning : Lives By The Holy Spring, Holy Well. Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
| Hallsey | |
Meaning : From Hal's Island Used in : British, English |
| Hallsy | |
Meaning : From Hal's Island Used in : British, English |
| Hallward | |
Meaning : Occuaptional Name: Guardian Of The Hall. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Hallwell | |
Meaning : Lives By The Holy Spring Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
| Hally | |
Meaning : Hay Meadow. Used in : Greek, Italian, Norse, Teutonic, British, English |
| Halsey | |
Meaning : From Hal's Island Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Halsig | |
Meaning : From Hal's Island Used in : American, British, English |
| Halstead | |
Meaning : From The Manor House Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
| Halsted | |
Meaning : From The Manor Grounds. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Halsy | |
Meaning : From Hal's Island Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Halton | |
Meaning : From The Hillslope Estate Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Halward | |
Meaning : Occuaptional Name: Guardian Of The Hall. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Hama | |
Meaning : In arabic meaning is : Verily; truly Used in : Arabic, Parsi, British, English, Japanese |
| Hamel | |
Meaning : Home-lover's Estate Or Hill With Grass, Scarred. Used in : British, English, French |
| Hamelin | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Little home-lover. Used in : British, English, German |
| Hamell | |
Meaning : Scarred. Used in : British, English |
| Hamelstun | |
Meaning : From The Grassy Estate Used in : British, English |
| Hamelton | |
Meaning : Home-lover's Estate Or Hill With Grass. Used in : British, English |
| Hamil | |
Meaning : Home-lover's Estate Or Hill With Grass. Used in : Arabic, British, English |
| Hamill | |
Meaning : Home-lover's Estate Or Hill With Grass, Scarred. Used in : British, English |
| Hamilton | |
Meaning : Beautiful Mountain, Home-lover's Estate Or Hill With Grass. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, Scottish |
| Hamish | |
Meaning : Variant Of James: Supplanter. Used in : Arabic, Australian, Hebrew, British, English, German, Scottish, Gujarati |
| Hamlin | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Little home-lover. Used in : Hindu, British, English, French, German, Teutonic |
| Hamlyn | |
Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : Australian, British, English, German |
| Hammill | |
Meaning : Scarred. Used in : British, English |
| Hammond | |
Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : British, English, French, German |
| Hamnet | |
Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : British, English, French, German |
| Hamnett | |
Meaning : From The Little Home. Used in : British, English |
| Hamo | |
Meaning : House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : Hebrew, British, English, German |
| Hamon | |
Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : Australian, British, English, French, German, Greek |
| Hampton | |
Meaning : Place-name And Surname Used in : American, Australian, British, English |
| Hana | |
Meaning : In Hindu meaning is : Brahma Used in : Arabic, Hindu, French, German, Slavic, British, English, French, American, Hawaiian, African, Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Kurdish, Muslim, Sindhi, Czechoslovakian, Japanese |