Baby boy names starting with H
Looking for a baby boy name starting with H? Here are 60 names, with meanings, origins and languages, to help you build a shortlist.
- Habeeb — Beloved, dearest friend, Mappila name (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Hamir — He who has gold, wealthy and prosperous king (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hamza — Meanings families give: Strong, steadfast; Lion, strong, steadfast; popular Mappila name (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam / Urdu
- Hanuman — Jaw-breaker, devotee of Rama (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Hanumant — Having large jaws, another name for Lord Hanuman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hanumanthappa — Devoted to Hanuman, strong (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Kannada
- Hanumantsingh — Warrior blessed by Hanuman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harbhajansingh — Warrior who sings praises of God (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harbir — God's warrior, brave soldier of the Lord (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Punjabi
- Hardev — God is my master, devoted to the lord of all (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hardik — Heartfelt, sincere, from the heart (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Harekrushna — Hare Krishna, devotee of Krishna (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Hari — yellow or reddish brown or green (the colour) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Malayalam / Telugu
- Harihar — Combined form of Vishnu and Shiva (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Harihara — Vishnu and Shiva combined, the unified supreme divine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hariharan — Shiva and Vishnu combined (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Harikesh — Vishnu with shining hair, another divine name (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Harikrishansingh — Krishna warrior, devoted fighter (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harikrishna — Vishnu and Krishna combined (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Harikrishnan — Hari and Krishna, dual divine name (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Harikumar — Son of Hari, divine young one (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Harinath — Lord Vishnu, the lord and protector of all beings (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Harindra — Lord of Hari, Vishnu (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Hariprasad — Gift of Hari, Vishnu (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Haris — Protector, guardian, Malabar Muslim name (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Harish — Meanings families give: Lord Shiva or Vishnu, the supreme divine being; Lord Vishnu, destroyer of sorrow; Lord Vishnu, lion (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Kannada / Telugu
- Harishankar — Lord Shiva with Hari, divine union (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harit — Green, the color of nature, freshness and growth (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Harnish — Lord Shiva is always; permanent Shiva (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Harsh — joy, pleasure, happiness (also personified as a son of Dharma) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Gujarati / Hindi
- Harsha — joy, pleasure, happiness (also personified as a son of Dharma) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Marathi / Telugu
- Harshad — One who gives joy, delightful (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Marathi
- Harshal — One who brings joy, a bringer of happiness (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Harshan — the act of delighting, delight, joy, happiness (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Malayalam
- Harshil — Joyful, happy (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Harshit — joy, delight (See -) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Harshvardhan — One who increases joy and spreading happiness always (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hassan — Handsome, good, Mappila Muslim Kerala name (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Hemachandra — Golden moon (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Heman — (pl.) golden ornaments (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Sindhi
- Hemang — One with a golden body; shining (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hemant — Meanings families give: Winter, the cold season, golden and of early winter; Gold, winter season; Winter season; golden (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi / Marathi
- Hemanta — Winter, golden season (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Hemantha — Winter season, gold (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Kannada
- Hemesh — Lord of gold, master of all golden treasures (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Henry — From Frankish Haimrik, from Proto-Germanic Haimarīks (cited: Wiktionary (en.wiktionary.org), CC BY-SA 4.0 — reused under CC BY-SA 4.0) · English
- Het — Love, affection (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Himachala — ‘snow-mountain’, the Himâlaya (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Telugu
- Himanshu — Moon (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Assamese
- Himansu — Moon, born of snow (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Himat — Courage and bravery, daring spirit (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Hiranmay — n. (for -) golden, gold-coloured (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Bengali
- Hiren — Lord of diamonds; precious (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hiten — One who always wishes well for others (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hitesh — Meanings families give: Lord of goodness, one who seeks the welfare of all; Lord of good things (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Telugu
- Hriday — Heart, the inner soul and seat of emotions (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hridayesh — ‘h's-lord’, a husband (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Hrishikesh — lord of the senses (said of Manas) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Hrushikesh — Lord of the senses, Vishnu (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Hukumsingh — Warrior who commands, authoritative (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
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