Odd Baby Names H ( 8, 4 ) :

HARCOURT ( French ) = from palace which [in] arming
HARDLY (Germanic) = from hard supply
HARDWIN, HARWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = friend which dare to
HAREM ( Hebrew ) = mountaineer
HARIM ( Hebrew ) = flat nosed nose
HARLAN ( Teutonic ) = encounter country
HARLEY, ARLIE, HART ( Anglo Saxon ) = of hare field
HARMAN, HARMON (Germanic) = armed soldier
HAROD ( Hebrew ) = terror sir
HAROLD, HERELD ( Anglo Saxon ) = armed forces commandant

HARRIS ( Old English ) = male [of] Henry
HARRY, HENRY ( Old English ) = male [of] Henry
HARTLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hare field
HARTMAN (Germanic) = careful and strong
HARWELL, HARWILL (Germanic) = from deer dale
HARTWOOD ( Anglo Saxon ) = of deer forest
HARVEY (Germanic) = armed soldier
HASIN ( Skt. ) = laugh
HASSAN ( Arabic ) = looker
HASTINGS ( Anglo Saxon ) = male [of] cruelty

HAVELOCK, HAVLOCK ( Norse ) = encounter of sea
HAVILAH ( Hebrew ) = estate heaping
HAWLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from high field
HAYDEN (Germanic) = from hidden hill
HAYES ( Old English ) = from forest
HAYWOOD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from forest which [in] limiting
HAZEN ( Teutonic ) = fifth
HEATCOAT ( Anglo Saxon ) = warm shack
HEATH ( Anglo Saxon ) = from discard land; ground
HEBERT ( Teutonic ) = clever man
HECTOR, HECK ( Greek ) = attentive

HEILYN ( Welsh ) = owner of cup
HEINRICK, HENDRICK, HENDRIK (Germanic) = power something plantation
HELBERT ( Teutonic ) = soothsayer
HENDRY ( Teutonic ) = masculine
HENDY ( Teutonic ) = speak and [is] nippy
HENLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = than high grassland
HENRY, HANK, HARRY (Germanic) = power something plantation
HERALD ( Anglo Saxon ) = armed forces commandant
HERBERT, HERBIE, HERB (Germanic) = glorious soldier
HERMAN, HERMI (Germanic) = armed soldier

HERNANDO (Germanic) = glorious adventurer
HERRICK (Germanic) = armed government
HERROD (Hebrew ) = real soldier
HERVEY (Germanic) = armed soldier
HERWIN (Germanic) = war lover
HEYWOOD (Germanic) = of green forest
HEZEKIAH, HESKETH ( Hebrew ) = the infinite of[is source of strength
HILDER ( Teutonic ) = worker man quarrel
HILLEL ( Hebrew ) = very [in] worshiping
HILIARD (Germanic) = war soldier
HILTON ( Old English ) = from home of hill
HINMAN ( Teutonic ) = which saved
HIRAM, HY ( Hebrew ) = very glorious and is strong and heroic
HIROSHI (Japan) = liberal
HOBART (Germanic) = its [of] very bright him
HOGAN ( Celtic ) = adolescent

HOLBROOK ( Anglo Saxon ) = from elementary moat [of] dale
HOLCOMD ( Anglo Saxon ) = dale which in
HOLDEN ( Anglo Saxon / Germanic ) = classiness and friendliness
HOLLIS ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of holy tree
HOLMAN ( Teutonic ) = man of dale /( Netherlands ) = from river estuary
HOLT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from forest
HOMER ( Greek ) = seedbed
HORACE, HORATIO ( Latin, Roman ) = clock-watcher
HORATIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = clock-watcher
HORTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture

HOSEA ( Hebrew ) = savior
HOUGHTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture of reef
HOUSTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from town [in] mount
HOWARD, HOWIE ( Anglo Saxon ) = soldier head or commandant
HOWE (Germanic) = from a bit of blood
HOWELL ( Celtic ) = the attentive dinky
HOWLAND ( Old English ) = From is hilly
HOYT, HUBBIE, HOBART (Germanic) = its [of] very bright him
HUBERT (Germanic) = its [of] very bright him
HUGH, HUEY, HUGO, HUGHIE (Germanic) = smart mind

HULBERT (Germanic): classiness /( Teutonic ) = devoted and bold
HUMBERT, BERT, BERTIE (Germanic) = warm house
HUME (Germanic) = loving its house
HUMPHREY, HUMPREY (Germanic) = protector of peace
HUNTER, HUNTLEY ( Old English ) = the hunter
HUTTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = of riparian agriculture
HYMAN, HYMIE, HY ( Hebrew ) = life
HYWEL ( Welsh ) = preeminent