| 1201 to 1300 of 1676 matches |   |
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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1201. | Hippolyta | Greek |  | Feminine form of Hippolytus: Horse let loose. Queen of the Amazons. A character in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. |
| 1202. | Hippolyta | Shakespearean | | 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Queen of the Amazons, bethrothed to Theseus. |
| 1203. | Hippolyte | Greek | | Queen of the Amazons. |
| 1204. | Hippolyte | Latin | | Queen of the Amazons. |
| 1205. | Hippolytus | Greek |  | Horse let loose. In Greek legend, the son of Theseus and Hippolyta, who was dragged to his death by stampeding horses. |
| 1206. | Hippolytusr | Greek | | Freer of horses. |
| 1207. | Hippomenes | Greek | | Winner of Atalanta. |
| 1208. | Hippothoe | Latin | | An Amazon. |
| 1209. | Hirah | Biblical | | Liberty, anger. |
| 1210. | Hirah | Biblical | | Liberty, anger. |
| 1211. | Hiram | Biblical | | 'Exaltation of life, a destroyer' |
| 1212. | Hiram | Hebrew | | My brother is exalted. A king of Tyre from the Old Testament. |
| 1213. | Hiranyagarbha | Hindi | | A golden egg. |
| 1214. | Hirsch | Yiddish | | Deer. |
| 1215. | Hisolda | Irish | | Irish form of Isolda. |
| 1216. | Hittite | Biblical | | One who is broken, who fears. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1217. | Hittite | Biblical | | One who is broken, who fears. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1218. | Hivites | Biblical | | Wicked, wickedness. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1219. | Hivites | Biblical | | Wicked, wickedness. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1220. | Hizkijah | Biblical | | The strength of the Lord. |
| 1221. | Hjalmar | Swedish | | Name of a noble. |
| 1222. | Hlaford | Anglo-Saxon | | Master. |
| 1223. | Hlif | Norse | | Mother of Atli. |
| 1224. | Hline | English | | From the bank. |
| 1225. | Hlink | English | | From the bank. |
| 1226. | Hlinka | Czechoslovakian | | Burns lime. |
| 1227. | Hlisa | Anglo-Saxon | | Fame. |
| 1228. | Hlithtun | English | | From tbe hillside town. |
| 1229. | Hlynn | English | | Waterfall. |
| 1230. | Hnedy | Czechoslovakian | | Brown. |
| 1231. | Hob | English | | A diminutive of Robert or Robin. The word hobgoblin is derived from this name. |
| 1232. | Hob | German | | Diminutive of Robert: Famed, bright; shining. An all-time favorite boys' name since the Middle Ages. Famous Bearers: Scottish national hero Robert the Bruce and novelist Robert Ludlum. |
| 1233. | Hobab | Biblical | | Favored, beloved. |
| 1234. | Hobah | Biblical | | Love, friendship, secrecy. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1235. | Hobah | Biblical | | Love, friendship, secrecy. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1236. | Hobard | German | | High or bright. |
| 1237. | Hobart | German | | High or bright. |
| 1238. | Hobart | Teutonic | | Intelligent. |
| 1239. | Hobbard | German | | High or bright. |
| 1240. | Hod | Biblical | | Praise, confession. |
| 1241. | Hod | English | | Hooded. |
| 1242. | Hod | Hebrew | | Vigorous. |
| 1243. | Hodaiah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1244. | Hodaiah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1245. | Hodaviah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1246. | Hodaviah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1247. | Hoder | Norse | | A blind son of Odin. |
| 1248. | Hodesh | Biblical | | A table, news. |
| 1249. | Hodiah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1250. | Hodiah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1251. | Hodijah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1252. | Hodijah | Biblical | | The praise of the Lord. |
| 1253. | Hodr | Norse | | A blind son of Odin. |
| 1254. | Hodsone | English | | Son of the hooded man. |
| 1255. | Hodur | Norse | | A blind son of Odin. |
| 1256. | Hoel | Arthurian Legend | | Father of Isolde. |
| 1257. | Hoenir | Norse | | Brother of Odin. |
| 1258. | Hogan | Gaelic | | Young. |
| 1259. | Hogan | Irish | | Youth Surname. |
| 1260. | Hoglah | Biblical | | His festival or dance |
| 1261. | Hoh | German | | High. |
| 1262. | Hoham | Biblical | | Woe to them. |
| 1263. | Hohberht | German | | High or bright. |
| 1264. | Hohnihohkaiyohos | Native American | | High backed wolf (Cheyenne). |
| 1265. | Hoireabard | Irish | | Soldier. |
| 1266. | Hok'ee | Native American | | Abandoned (Navajo). |
| 1267. | Holbrook | English | | From the brook. |
| 1268. | Holcomb | English | | From the deep valley. |
| 1269. | Holda | German | | Beloved. |
| 1270. | Holda | Hebrew | | Weasel. |
| 1271. | Holde | German | | Beloved. |
| 1272. | Holden | English | | From the hollow in the valley. Both a surname and place name. Famous Bearer: Holden Caulfield, the hero of J. D. Salinger's novel The Catcher in the Rye (1951.). |
| 1273. | Holden | Teutonic | | Gracious. |
| 1274. | Holdin | English | | From tbe hollow in the valley. |
| 1275. | Holdyn | English | | From tbe hollow in the valley. |
| 1276. | Holea | English | | Holy. |
| 1277. | Holic | Czechoslovakian | | Barber. |
| 1278. | Holland | Shakespearean | | 'Henry VI, Part 2' John Holland. |
| 1279. | Holle | German | | Beloved. |
| 1280. | Holleb | Polish | | Dove. |
| 1281. | Hollee | English | | The holly tree. Common name given Christmas girl babies. |
| 1282. | Hollie | English | | The holly tree. Common name given Christmas girl babies. |
| 1283. | Hollis | English | | The holly tree. Common name given Christmas girl babies. |
| 1284. | Hollis | English | | Lives by the holly trees. |
| 1285. | Holly | English | | From the plant name. Holy. |
| 1286. | Holly | French | | Shrub. |
| 1287. | Holman | English | | Man from the valley. |
| 1288. | Holman | Teutonic | | From the river island. |
| 1289. | Holmes | English | | From the river island. |
| 1290. | Holmes | Scandinavian | | Home by the river. |
| 1291. | Holmes | Teutonic | | Son of Holman. |
| 1292. | Holmstein | Norse | | Supported Flosi. |
| 1293. | Holofernes | Shakespearean | | 'Love's Labours Lost' A schoolmaster. |
| 1294. | Holon | Biblical | | A window, grief. |
| 1295. | Holon | Biblical | | A window, grief. |
| 1296. | Holt | Anglo-Saxon | | Wood. |
| 1297. | Holt | English | | By the forest. |
| 1298. | Holwell | English | | Lives by the holy spring. |
| 1299. | Homam | Biblical | | Making an uproar. |
| 1300. | Homam | Biblical | | Making an uproar. |
