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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
806	Hoglah	Biblical	His festival or dance	M
807	Hoh	German	High.	M
808	Hoham	Biblical	Woe to them.	M
809	Hohberht	German	High or bright.	M
810	Hohnihohkaiyohos	NativeAmerican	High backed wolf (Cheyenne).	M
811	Hoireabard	Irish	Soldier.	M
812	Hok'ee	NativeAmerican	Abandoned (Navajo).	M
813	Holbrook	English	From the brook.	M
814	Holcomb	English	From the deep valley.	M
815	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.).	M
816	Holden	Teutonic	Gracious.	M
817	Holdin	English	From tbe hollow in the valley.	M
818	Holdyn	English	From tbe hollow in the valley.	M
819	Holic	Czechoslovakian	Barber.	M
820	Holland	Shakespearean	'Henry VI, Part 2' John Holland.	M
821	Holleb	Polish	Dove.	M
822	Hollis	English	Lives by the holly trees.	M
823	Holman	English	Man from the valley.	M
824	Holman	Teutonic	From the river island.	M
825	Holmes	English	From the river island.	M
826	Holmes	Scandinavian	Home by the river.	M
827	Holmes	Teutonic	Son of Holman.	M
828	Holmstein	Norse	Supported Flosi.	M
829	Holofernes	Shakespearean	'Love's Labours Lost' A schoolmaster.	M
830	Holon	Biblical	A window, grief.	M
831	Holt	Anglo-Saxon	Wood.	M
832	Holt	English	By the forest.	M
833	Holwell	English	Lives by the holy spring.	M
834	Homam	Biblical	Making an uproar.	M
835	Homar	Greek	Given as hostage; promised. Homer was credited with writing the epic Greek poems the Iliad and the Odyssey.	M
836	Home	Scottish	From the cave.	M
837	Homer	Greek	Security. Helmet maker. Pool in a hollow. Famous Bearer: Homer, the Greek poet who authored the Iliad and the Odyssey.	M
838	Homeros	Greek	Security.	M
839	Homerus	Greek	Security.	M
840	Honani	NativeAmerican	Badger (Hopi).	M