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Medieval diminutive of Robin or Robert, English
"bright fame"
Variation of Hubert, German
"bright, shining intellect"
English
"son of Robert"
Variation of Roger, German
"famous warrior"
English, Anglo-Saxon
"son of Roger, son of the famous spearman"
"son of Roger"
Literary name
Irish
"youth"
Maori
"he will add"
Choctaw, Native American, meaning unknown
Hawaiian
"night of the full moon"
Word name, surname name
"person who holds something"
Nordic and German
"island spear"
Dutch place-name
"wooded land"
French, English
"holly tree"
"holly"
English surname
"hollow way, sunken path"
English nature name
Place name
"from the island in the river"
German or Dutch surname
"dweller in the woods; hollow stone"
Place name, American variation of Holstein, German
"dwellers in the wood"
"son of the unspoiled forests"
Greek
"security, hostage, pledge"
English virtue name
Chinese
"rainbow or red"
English word, virtue name
"honor"
French variation of Latin
"honored one"
Ancient Roman name
English word name
Diminutive of Johannes, German, Dutch, Scandinavian, and Estonian
"God is gracious"
English occupational name
"shepherd's hook"
"hoop-maker"
German
"owner of a patch of farmland"
"valley stream"
English or Dutch
"leaper, dancer; hop grower"
Latin clan name
"timekeeper"
English variation of Latin Horatius
"hour, time"
Word name
"leap"
Spanish
"of the garden"
"gray settlement"
Egyptian
"sun god"
Hebrew
"salvation"
"place in an enclosure"
Scottish
"Hugh's town"
American word or short form of Howard
"friendly, western greeting; high guardian, brave heart"
"hill"
"land with hills"
English variation of Hywel, an eminent Welsh king
Diminutive of Howard, English, Germanic, Norse
"high guardian; brave heart"
English or Irish surname
"long stick"
Icelandic
"raven"
Hindu
"lord of the senses"
Norwegian cognate of Roger
"famous warrior, famous spear"
Icelandic cognate of Roger
"brave heart"
Latinized variation of Hubert, German
Variation of Huckleberry, Huxley, Hookley, or Hugh
"small, dark-blue berry; inhospitable place; bend in the meadow; Hugh's meadow"
Variation of Huxton, English
"inhospitable town, settlement of insults; Huck's town, Hugh's town"
Arabic
