[ g i r l s ] Hadara : hah-DAHR-ah : hebrew "bedecked in beauty" Hadassa : HAH-dah-sah : hebrew "flowering myrtle" Hadiya : HAH-dee-yah: arabic "guide to righteousness" or "gift" Haidee : HAY-dee : greek "modest" Haimi : HAY-mee : hawaiian "the seeker" Haldis : HAL-dis : teutonic "stone spirit" Hale : HAH-leh or HAYL : old norse "army ruler" Haley : HAY-lee : scandinavian "hero" Hali : HAH-lee : greek "sea" Hali : HAHL-ee : hebrew "necklace" Halima : hah-LEE-mah : african "gentle" Hallie : HAL-ee : greek "thinking of the sea" Hana : HAH-nah : japanese "flower, blossom" Hanan : hah-NAHN : arabic "mercy" Hanne : HAHN-uh : hebrew "gracious" Hasna : has-NAH : arabic "beautiful" Hava : HAH-vah : hebrew "life" Haya : HAY-ah : japanese "quick, light" Haylee : HAY-lee : old english "from the hay meadow" Hazel : HAY-zel : old english "commander" Hea : HEH-ah : korean "grace" Heather : HETH-er : old english "heather" Hei : HEH : korean "grace" Heidi : HIGH-dee : german "noble, kind" Helen : HEL-en : greek "bright one" Helki : HEL-kee : miwok indian "to touch" Henka : HAIN-kah : teutonic "ruler of an estate" Hesper : HES-per : greek "evening star" Hilary : HIL-ar-ee : latin "cheerful" Hinda : HIN-dah : hindi "female deer" Hisa : HEE-sah : japanese "long-lasting" Holly : HOL-ee : old english "holly grove" Hoshi : HOH-shee : japanese "a star" Huyana : HOY-ah-nah : native american "rain falling" Hyacinth : HIGH-a-sinth : greek - hyacinth flower Hye : HEH : korean "gracefulness" Hypatia : HIGH-pay-shuh : greek "highest" [ b o y s ] Hackett : HAK-et : german "little woodsman" Hadden : HAD-dun : english "child of the heather-filled valley" Hadi : HAH-dee : arabic "guiding to the right" Hadley : HAD-lee : old english "heath-covered meadow" Hadrian : HAY-dree-an : swedish "dark one" Hagan : HAH-gen : teutonic "strong defense" Halden : HAL-den : teutonic "half dane" Hale : HAYL : old english "hero" Halian : hah-lee-AHN : zuni indian "of julius" Halsey : HaL-see : old english "from Hal's island" Hamilton : HAM-el-ton : old english "beautiful mountain" Hamlin : HAM-lin : french "little home-lover" Hank : HAYNK : german "ruler of an estate" Harden : HAR-den : old english "from the hare valley" Hardy : HAR-dee : teutonic "strong" Harith : HAH-reeth : north african "cultivator" Harman : HAR-mahn : old english "soldier" Harold : HAYR-old : old english "army-power" Harper : HAR-per : english "harp player" Harrison : HAYR-ih-sun : english "son of Harry" Hartley : HART-lee : english "from the deer pasture" Hassan : ha-SAHN : arabic "handsome" Hastin : HA-steen : hindi "elephant" Hastings : HAY-stingz : german "swift one" Hayes : HAYZ : english "from the hedged place" Helaku : HEL-ah-koo : native american "sunny day" Henning : HEN-ing : teutonic "ruler of an estate" Henry : HEN-ree : old german "ruler of the home" Herman : HER-men : old german "man of the army" Hilton : HIL-ton : old english "manor on the hill" Hiroshi : HEER-oh-shee : japanese "generous" Holden : HOLD-en : teutonic "kindly, gracious" Holt : HOLT : english "son of the unspoiled forest" Houston : HEW-stun : english "hill town" Hunter : HUHN-ter : old english "hunter" Huntley : HUNT-lee : old english "hunter's meadow"