Boys | Girls |
Harish (Hindi): “Lord Shiva” | Harini (Hindi): “Deer” |
Huan (Chinese): “Happiness, joy” | Hui (Chinese): “Brilliant, lustrous” |
Haruki (Japanese): “Shining brightly” | Hana (Japanese): “Flower” |
Hyun (Korean): “Wise, virtuous” | Haeun (Korean): “Graceful and kind” |
Hamza (Muslim): “Lion” | Habiba (Muslim): “Beloved, cherished” |
Hari (Hindi): “Sun, lion” | Heena (Hindi): “A fragrant dye” |
Hao (Chinese): “Good, excellent” | Huifen (Chinese): “Kindness, fragrance” |
Hiroshi (Japanese): “Generous, abundant” | Haruka (Japanese): “Distant, far” |
Hee-Joon (Korean): “Benevolent and talented” | Hae-Won (Korean): “Graceful and beautiful” |
Hussein (Muslim): “Good, handsome” | Hafsah (Muslim): “Gathering, collecting” |
Hemant (Hindi): “Early winter” | Hetal (Hindi): “Friendly, cheerful” |
Heng (Chinese): “Eternal, lasting” | Huiying (Chinese): “Brilliant hero” |
Hikaru (Japanese): “Radiant, light” | Hinata (Japanese): “Sunny place” |
Hyun-Woo (Korean): “Wise and majestic” | Haeun (Korean): “Graceful and kind” |
Hasan (Muslim): “Good, beautiful” | Huda (Muslim): “Guidance, direction” |
Harsh (Hindi): “Happiness, joy” | Harini (Hindi): “Deer” |
Hong (Chinese): “Vast, grand” | Huilan (Chinese): “Graceful orchid” |
Hiroto (Japanese): “Vast, distant” | Haruko (Japanese): “Spring child” |
Hae-Ri (Korean): “Talented and graceful” | Ha-Yoon (Korean): “Graceful and shining” |
Hassan (Muslim): “Handsome, beautiful” | Huma (Muslim): “Bird of paradise” |
Hemendra (Hindi): “Lord of gold” | Himani (Hindi): “Dewdrop” |
Hu (Chinese): “Tiger, brave” | Huang (Chinese): “Phoenix” |
Hinata (Japanese): “Sunny place” | Hikari (Japanese): “Light, radiance” |
Hyun-Joo (Korean): “Wise and beautiful” | Hyun-Joo (Korean): “Wise and beautiful” |
Hamid (Muslim): “Praiseworthy, commendable” | Hafsa (Muslim): “Cub, young lioness” |
Harsha (Hindi): “Happiness, joy” | Harita (Hindi): “Green” |
Hui (Chinese): “Wisdom, intelligence” | Huilin (Chinese): “Kind and gentle” |
Hayato (Japanese): “Falcon person” | Hanako (Japanese): “Flower child” |
Hyun-Woo (Korean): “Wise and majestic” | Hyun-Ae (Korean): “Wise and love” |
Hasan (Muslim): “Good, beautiful” | Hameeda (Muslim): “Praiseworthy” |
Himanshu (Hindi): “Moon” | Hina (Hindi): “A shrub” |
Huang (Chinese): “Yellow, bright” | Huixian (Chinese): “Return virtuous” |
Hideki (Japanese): “Excellent opportunity” | Hikaru (Japanese): “Radiant, light” |
Hyeon (Korean): “Virtuous, wise” | Hee-Jin (Korean): “Benevolent and treasure” |
Hafeez (Muslim): “Protector, guardian” | Hameeda (Muslim): “Praiseworthy” |
Harit (Hindi): “Green” | Hridya (Hindi): “Heartfelt” |
Huan (Chinese): “Happy, joyful” | Huiyu (Chinese): “Kind, gentle” |
Haruto (Japanese): “Sun flying” | Hinata (Japanese): “Sunny place” |
Hae-Joon (Korean): “Talented and handsome” | Hyun-Joo (Korean): “Wise and beautiful” |
Hamza (Muslim): “Lion” | Hasna (Muslim): “Beautiful, pretty” |
Harsha (Hindi): “Happiness, joy” | Haimi (Hindi): “Golden” |
Hui (Chinese): “Graceful, splendid” | Huiying (Chinese): “Intellectually clever” |
Hayato (Japanese): “Falcon person” | Hana (Japanese): “Flower” |
Hyun-Woo (Korean): “Wise and majestic” | Haeun (Korean): “Graceful and kind” |
Hussein (Muslim): “Good, handsome” | Hafsa (Muslim): “Cub, young lioness” |
Hemant (Hindi): “Early winter” | Harini (Hindi): “Deer” |
Hao (Chinese): “Good, excellent” | Huifen (Chinese): “Kindness, fragrance” |
Hiroshi (Japanese): “Generous, abundant” | Haruka (Japanese): “Distant, far” |
Hee-Joon (Korean): “Benevolent and talented” | Hae-Won (Korean): “Graceful and beautiful” |
Hasan (Muslim): “Good, beautiful” | Hafsah (Muslim): “Gathering, collecting” |
Harrison: “Son of Harry” | Harper: “Harpist, minstrel” |
Henry: “Ruler of the household” | Hailey: “Hay meadow” |
Hudson: “Son of Hugh” | Hannah: “Grace, favor” |
Hugo: “Mind, intellect” | Heather: “Heather flower” |
Holden: “Deep valley” | Hazel: “The hazelnut tree” |
Harley: “From the hare’s meadow” | Hope: “Optimism, expectation” |
Harris: “Son of Harry” | Harmony: “Agreement, concord” |
Heath: “Heathland, wasteland” | Haven: “Place of safety” |
Hayden: “Valley of hay” | Holly: “The holly tree” |
Hector: “Steadfast” | Harley: “From the hare’s meadow” |
Hunter: “One who hunts” | Harper: “Harpist, minstrel” |
Hudson: “Son of Hugh” | Hailey: “Hay meadow” |
Howard: “Brave heart” | Hannah: “Grace, favor” |
Harris: “Son of Harry” | Heather: “Heather flower” |
Hugo: “Mind, intellect” | Hazel: “The hazelnut tree” |
Holden: “Deep valley” | Hope: “Optimism, expectation” |
Harley: “From the hare’s meadow” | Harmony: “Agreement, concord” |
Harrison: “Son of Harry” | Haven: “Place of safety” |
Henry: “Ruler of the household” | Holly: “The holly tree” |
Heath: “Heathland, wasteland” | Harley: “From the hare’s meadow” |
Hayden: “Valley of hay” | Harper: “Harpist, minstrel” |
Hector: “Steadfast” | Hailey: “Hay meadow” |
Hudson: “Son of Hugh” | Hannah: “Grace, favor” |
Hunter: “One who hunts” | Heather: “Heather flower” |
Howard: “Brave heart” | Hazel: “The hazelnut tree” |
Harris: “Son of Harry” | Hope: “Optimism, expectation” |
Hugo: “Mind, intellect” | Harmony: “Agreement, concord” |
Holden: “Deep valley” | Haven: “Place of safety” |
Harley: “From the hare’s meadow” | Holly: “The holly tree” |
Harrison: “Son of Harry” | Harley: “From the hare’s meadow” |
Henry: “Ruler of the household” | Harper: “Harpist, minstrel” |
Heath: “Heathland, wasteland” | Hailey: “Hay meadow” |
Hayden: “Valley of hay” | Hannah: “Grace, favor” |
Hector: “Steadfast” | Heather: “Heather flower” |
Hunter: “One who hunts” | Hazel: “The hazelnut tree” |
Howard: “Brave heart” | Hope: “Optimism, expectation” |
Hamza: “Lion” | Harmony: “Agreement, concord” |
Hasan: “Good, beautiful” | Haven: “Place of safety” |
Hassan: “Handsome, beautiful” | Holly: “The holly tree” |
Hussein: “Good, handsome” | |
Hamza: “Lion” | |
Hasan: “Good, beautiful” | |
Hassan: “Handsome, beautiful” | |
Hussein: “Good, handsome” | |
Hayley: “From the hay meadow” | |
Hazel: “The hazelnut tree” | |
Holly: “The holly tree” | |
Hope: “Optimism, expectation” | |
Harmony: “Agreement, concord” | |
Haven: “Place of safety” | |
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