1649 Names That Start With H - Page 14

Hippolyte

Hippolytos

Hira

Hiram

Hiranur

Hiraya

Hiro

Hiroko

Hirom

Hiromi

Hiroshi

Hiroto

Hirsch

Hirschel

Hirschl

Hirsh

Hirshel

Hirst

Hirune

Hisa

Hisham

Hisidro

Historia

History

Hitch

Hitchcock

Hitomi

Hittie

Hitty

Hiyabel

Hizkiah

Hjalmar

Hjalmer

Hjalte

Hjördis

Hjörtur

Hlynur

Hoana

Hobard

Hobart

Hobbes

Hobbs

Hobbson

Hobby

Hobert

Hobey

Hobie

Hobson

Hodaya

Hodel

Hodge

Hodges

Hodgins

Hodgson

Hodiah

Hodor

Hoebart

Hogan

Hohepa

Hohepine

Hoibeard

Hoke

Hokta

Hoku

Holden

Holder

Holger

Holidae

Holiday

Holidaye

Holladay

Holland

Hollee

Holleigh

Holley

Holli

Holliday

Hollie

Hollier

Hollin

Hollister

Holloway

Holly

Hollye

Hollyn

Hollywood

Holmes

Holsten

Holston

Holt

Holton

Holy

Holyday

Baby names that start with H are led by Harper and Henry, names that are emblematic of the two main strains of H names. Harper defines the trendy group of contemporary, androgynous-sounding names with the H initial, also including Hendrix and Harlow. Henry tops the list of classic H names making a comeback, with names like Helena and Harvey following in its footsteps.

Along with Harper, other girl names beginning with H in the US Top 250 include Hannah, Hazel, Hailey, Hadley, and Harmony. In addition to Henry, other boy names starting with H in the US Top 250 include Hudson, Hunter, Harrison, Hayden, and Holden.

, including Harbor, Holiday, Honor, and Hero, which was traditionally a Greek girl name but in modern times is used for both genders. Some vintage H names we’d love to see make a comeback include Harriet, Henrietta, and Haskell.

 in names that start with H is last names as first names. Many of the H names at the top of the charts for both sexes are also surnames: Harper, Hadley, Harley,
and Harlow for girls, Hudson, Hunter, Harrison, Hayes, and Hendrix for boys.

 for both sexes. Other H-starting last names used as firsts include Hunter and Hensley for girls, Huxley, Harlan, and Harris for boys, and Hollis for both sexes.

These H surnames will remain the most pervasive trend — Halston is one to watch — but we have our eyes on more traditional names that start with H as well. 

 like Harold, Harvey, and Hank are sounding cool again, and we’ve recently noticed parents embrace quirky pan-European choices for their sons, such as Hugo, Henrik, Hansel, and Hendrik.

Here, our full selection of names that start with H, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Names that start with H, including H names such as Henry, Harper, and Hudson, with meanings and popularity. (Page 14)