Girl Names

755 Girl Names That Start With H - Page 5

Heddy

Hedi

Hedie

Hedlea

Hedleigh

Hedley

Hedra

Hedva

Hedvig

Hedvika

Hedwig

Hedy

Heela

Heida

Heiðdís

Heide

Heidemarie

Heiderose

Heidey

Heidrun

Heiðrún

Heidy

Heike

Heily

Heimoana

Heinricka

Heirani

Heiress

Heitiare

Hekabe

Hekate

Hekla

Hela

Helaena

Helah

Helaine

Helainne

Helalia

Helayne

Heleah

Heleanor

Heledd

Heleena

Helene

Hélène

Helenka

Helenora

Heleonor

Helga

Helge

Heli

Helia

Helianthe

Helin

Heliotrope

Helisent

Helje

Hella

Hellae

Hellais

Helle

Hellebore

Hellen

Hellena

Helli

Hellon

Hellotia

Helly

Helma

Helmi

Helmine

Helodea

Helodia

Helodie

Heloisa

Heloísa

Heloise

Héloïse

Helon

Helsa

Helvetica

Helvis

Helya

Helyah

Helyn

Hema

Hemen

Hemera

Henchy

Hendel

Hendrika

Hendrix

Hendy

Henia

Henie

Henka

Henlee

Henleigh

 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 5)