# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
526 | Hugiet | English | Little Hugh. | F | |
527 | Hugiherahta | German | Intelligent. | F | |
528 | Huguetta | French | Feminine form of Hugh. | F | |
529 | Huhana | Maori | Maori form of Susan. | F | |
530 | Hukkok | Biblical | Engraver, scribe, lawyer. | F | |
531 | Hulda | German | Variant of Hildegard: Battle. Glorious, warfare. In Scandinavian mythology Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla. | F | |
532 | Hulda | Hebrew | Variant of Huldah: Weasel. | F | |
533 | Hulda | Norse | Hidden. | F | |
534 | Hulda | Scandinavian | Muffled or covered. | F | |
535 | Hulda | Swedish | Hidden. | F | |
536 | Huldah | Biblical | The world. | F | |
537 | Huldah | Hebrew | Weasel. | F | |
538 | Huldah | Scandinavian | Variant of Hulda: Muffled or covered. | F | |
539 | Hulde | German | Beloved. | F | |
540 | Huma' | Muslim | Variant of Humaa': Lucky bird. Phoenix.. | F | |
541 | Humaa' | Muslim | Lucky bird. Phoenix.. | F | |
542 | Humility | Latin | Humble. | F | |
543 | Humita | NativeAmerican | Shelled corn (Hopi). | F | |
544 | Hunig | English | Sweet. | F | |
545 | Hupham | Biblical | Their chamber, their bank. | F | |
546 | Huppim | Biblical | A chamber covered, the sea-shore. | F | |
547 | Hur | Muslim | Variant of Hoor: Virgin of Paradise. Nymph. (Note: Has pious meaning, not slovenly.)[See Muslim Names in Help file for usage guidelines]. | F | |
548 | Huraira | Muslim | Red start. Reddish.. | F | |
549 | Huraiva | Muslim | Kitten.. | F | |
550 | Hureaira | Muslim | Variant of Huraira: Red start. Reddish.. | F | |
551 | Hurit | NativeAmerican | Beautiful (Algonquin). | F | |
552 | Huriyyah | Muslim | Angel.. | F | |
553 | Hushai | Biblical | Their haste, their sensuality, their silence. | F | |
554 | Husn | Muslim | Beauty.. | F | |
555 | Husna | Muslim | Beautiful. A belle.. | F | |
556 | Husniyah | Muslim | Variant of Hasna': Beautiful.. | F | |
557 | Huz | Biblical | Counsel, woods, fastened. | F | |
558 | Huzoth | Biblical | Streets, populous. | F | |
559 | Huzzab | Biblical | Molten. | F | |
560 | Hvergelmir | Norse | The home of Nidhug. | F |