Baby girl names starting with H
Looking for a baby girl name starting with H? Here are 55 names, with meanings, origins and languages, to help you build a shortlist.
- Hafsath — Young lioness, cub, wife of Prophet (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Haimanti — Of the winter season; Hemanta daughter (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Hamsa — Meanings families give: Swan, the vehicle of Saraswati; Swan, pure soul, divine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Telugu
- Hana — Happiness, bliss, flower (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Hansa — Swan, soul, the Supreme Being (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hansabai — Lady swan, graceful and pure (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Hansika — Meanings families give: A little swan, graceful and white; Small swan; beautiful woman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi
- Hardevbai — Lady blessed by Shiva, divine woman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harika — Meanings families give: Lord Vishnu; Devotee of Hari, Vishnu (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Harimati — Mind of Hari, Vishnu blessed woman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harini — Meanings families give: Doe, deer, one who takes away sorrow; Deer, graceful one (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Tamil
- Harishini — Joyful one, full of joy (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Harita — Green, natural, one who is like nature (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Haritha — Meanings families give: Green, nature, Goddess of greenery; Green, nature, healthy (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam / Telugu
- Harkaur — Princess of God, God's noble daughter (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Punjabi
- Harkiran — God's ray of light, divine beam (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Punjabi
- Harleen — Meanings families give: Absorbed in God; Absorbed in God, merged with the Lord (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Punjabi
- Harmanpreet — Love through God's temple, devoted in the heart (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Punjabi
- Harphoolbai — Lady of green flowers, nature lover (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Harshalee — One who brings happiness to others (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Harshita — gladdened, delighted, charmed, pleased (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Harshitha — Happy, joyful, delighted (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Hasini — Happy woman, smiling, joyful (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Hasna — Beautiful, pretty, attractive (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Heena — Meanings families give: Henna plant, sweet fragrance; Henna; mehendi plant; fragrant (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi
- Heerabai — Diamond lady, precious and sparkling (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Helly — Sunshine; bright (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hema — Meanings families give: Gold, one who is golden; Golden, gold; Gold, golden, Parvati (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Kannada / Malayalam
- Hemakshi — Golden eyes, eyes like gold (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hemalatha — Golden creeper, golden vine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Hemali — Meanings families give: Like gold, gilded, golden girl; Golden, of gold (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi
- Hemangini — One with golden body, beautiful (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hemantika — Of the winter, born in winter (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Hemanya — Golden, one with a golden aura (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hemavathi — Meanings families give: Golden one, Parvati; Goddess Parvati, golden one; Golden, wife of Shiva (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Kannada / Tamil / Telugu
- Hemkunwar — Golden princess, daughter of gold (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Hemlata — Golden creeper, golden vine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Marathi
- Hemlatabai — Golden creeper lady, delicate beauty (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Hetal — Friendly, cheerful (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hetvi — Love, full of love (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hima — frost, hoar-frost, snow (rarely ‘ice’) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Telugu
- Himabindu — Drop of snow, cool and pure (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Himadri — The Himalayas, abode of snow (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Himani — a mass or collection of snow (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Himmatbai — Courageous lady, brave woman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Hina — Henna; the mehendi plant (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hira — a diamond (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Urdu
- Hiral — Lustrous, splendid (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hiramani — Diamond jewel; precious gem (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Hiranya — Gold, the precious metal (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Hridaya — Heart, mind, soul (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Hridipta — Lit from the heart; heartfelt radiance (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Hridya — pleasing or dear to the heart, beloved, cherished (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Hruta — Full of love, filled with heart (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Husna — Beauty, the most beautiful one (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Punjabi