Top English Baby Names Starting With H - Page 10

It's a fairly old and uncommon name.A variant of Holliman

Holland is Land On The Ridge; toponomical surname indicative of ancestral origin in the Dutch region of Holland

The Holly Tree; Common Name Given Christmas Female Babies

Form of Holly; Holly Grove

of the great hall, island man

This Girl's name means 'holy day.' Variant spellings are Holiday and Haliday

A variant of the name 'Holly', which comes from the Old English name for the holly-tree.

Variant spelling of Hollen; Topographic name Holly Tree

Lives by the Holly Tree

A Habitational name; Topographic name refering to Holly Tree; Variant of Hollin

Plant With Red Berries

A Habitational name; Topographic name refering to Holly Tree; Variant of Hollin

An evergreen Holly Tree

A Habitational name; Topographic name refering to Holly Tree; Variant of Hollin

Man from the Valley

From an island

a den or an area of woodland

Respected

A version of the name Holy. A name of the plant

Given as Hostage; Promised

Royal; Fortunate

Human

Sweet, Lovely

Sugary, Sweet

Truthfullness; Someone who is truthful and Honest

One who makes hoops for barrels

Desire Of Fulfillment; Expectation, Desire for a Positive Future

Joyful; Combination of Hope and Lynn;

In the sense of Hope

A surname, means a famous man

son of Hob

Son of Hob; Jumper; A variation of the name Hopkins

From the Gray Settlement

Hortense is a French name that means 'gardener'

Surname created from an Old English place-name usually meaning 'muddy farmstead'.

A feeling of warmth

One who is killed by King Arthur

One who seeks nature, restless and friendly

From the Settlement on the Headland

One who comes from the heather meadow

Houston means 'town on a hill'. It's a surname and a city in Texas.

He who is a defender on men

He will defend people

From the hill or ridge

Old Welsh - Eminent; Conspicuous; Germanic - Heart, Mind, Spirit; A derivative from Hywel

Heart Brave

From the Land with Hills; From the Chiefs Land; A variant of Holland

Old Norse - Descended of Mind or Spirit; A variant of Hoit