By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Nature name or Greek
"hero"
Greek
"friend of the heroes"
German
"war ruler"
Greek mythology
"dew"
Hebrew
"deer"
Diminutive of Hershel, German and Yiddish
English surname
Roman mythology
"freedom"
French
"battle worthy"
Egyptian
"the wild one"
Yiddish diminutive of Yehoshua, Hebrew
"the Lord is my salvation"
Greek, Anglicised
"he who emits voice"
"evening, evening star"
Form of Hesperus or Hesperia, Greek
Medieval variation of Esther, Persian
"star"
"hearth, fireside"
English
"heath town"
Diminutive of Henrietta, English
"estate ruler"
English diminutive of Henrietta, English, or Mehetabel, Hebrew
"estate ruler; God makes happy"
Welsh
"Sunny hill"
"sunshine"
Catalan
"ivy"
Diminutive of Hugh, English from German
"mind, intellect"
French, diminutive of Hugh
English, Scottish, and Irish surname
"descendant of Hugh; one who lives near the wood clearing"
"God gives strength"
American invented name
"heather field"
Polish form of Hyacinthus, Greek
"hyacinth flower"
Polish feminine form of Hyacinthus, Greek
Native American, Seminole
"pretty prairie"
Arabic, possibly "adoration, life"
"adoration, life"
Cherokee
"large meadow"
Iroquois
"he makes rivers"
Arabic
"gift"
Nature name, Latin from Greek
"marshmallow plant"
Somali
Spanish
"nobleman"
Japanese, meaning unknown
Frisian from German
"battle"
Japanese
"excellent brightness"
"bright tree"
