Girl Names

754 Girl Names That Start With H - Page 4

Hathai

Hathaway

Hathor

Hatice

Hatidža

Hatsie

Hatsune

Hatsy

Hatti

Hatty

Haukea

Haumea

Haunani

Hava

Havana

Havanah

Havane

Havanna

Havanuh

Havilah

Haviland

Havilland

Havin

Haviva

Havivah

Havoc

Havun

Havva

Havvanah

Havviva

Havvivah

Havyn

Hawa

Hawaii

Hawise

Hawwa

Haya

Hayarpi

Hayat

Hayati

Haydee

Haydée

Hayden

Haydn

Hayes

Haylea

Haylee

Hayleigh

Haylen

Hayley

Hayli

Haylie

Hayu

Hayven

Hayvin

Hayward

Hayze

Hayzel

Hayzlee

Hazal

Hazan

Haze

Hazelbrook

Hazelee

Hazeleigh

Hazelie

Hazell

Hazelle

Hazely

Hazelyn

Hazelynn

Hazen

Hazie

Hazle

Hazleigh

Hazley

Hazy

Hazyl

Hazzell

Heart

Heartly

Heaven

Heavenlee

Heavenley

Heavenly

Heavyn

Heavynlie

Heba

Hebe

Hebiba

Hecabe

Hecate

Hecuba

Heda

Hedda

Hedde

Heddi

Heddie

 are led today by Harper, whose meteoric rise to the Top 10 has made it the Number 1 H name for girls. Biblical Hannah was a huge hit in the 90s and remains popular today, while classic Helen was in the Top 10 girl names for nearly five decades. 

 ranking in the current US Top 200 include Hazel, Hailey, Hadley, and Harmony. H name Heloise makes France's Top 100 baby girl names, while Helena ranks among the Top 100 girl names of both Germany and Spain.

 include Helena, Hope, Harriet, Holly, Hillary, Hester, and Henrietta. These names may feel old-fashioned now, but that probably means they're on the brink of coming into stytle.

major trend of girl names starting with H

 used as firsts: Harper, Hadley, Harley, Harlow, Hunter, and Hensley. Hayes, Halston, and Hollis are two H-starting surname names rising for both genders.

, with popular words-turned-names such as Hope, Haven, and Heaven, and is also a favorite initial for female names in the Harry Potter novels, with characters Hermione, Hedwig, and Helga.

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

Girl names that start with H, including H names for girls such as Harper, Hazel, and Hannah, with meanings and popularity. (Page 4)