Guide; Arabic hādī, "one who guides"
Names meaning leader H–N
Baby names meaning leader starting with H to N: 120 of 393 names, page 2 of 4.
120 of 393 names
"Guide"; from Arabic hadā, "he guided"
"Ruler of the home", as a pet form of Harriet
"King of swans"
"King of truth" in popular use; Sanskrit hariścandra, "of golden splendour"
"Army commander"; Old Norse Haraldr
"Ruler of the home", the feminine of Henry
"Son of Harry"; Harry being the old English form of Henry
"Ruler of the house"; the old English form of Henry
"Increaser of joy"; name of the 7th-century king Harsha
Har, God, with inder, "supreme"; popularly "winner with God's help"
Noble, respected; also "reckoner", a name of God
Gatherer; al-Hashir is one of the Prophet's names
Dignity, grandeur; Persian-Urdu ḥashmat
Judge, decisive; famous through generous Hatim Tai
"King of gold"; Sanskrit hema + rāja
"Ruler of the house"; Old High German Heimerich
Fortunate, blessed; Persian humāyūn
Pride, honour, glory; Arabic iftikhār
Young prince
Prince, heir to the throne; Tamil iḷavaracaṉ
"Princess"; literally "young queen"
Distinction; Arabic imtiyāz, "being set apart"
King of joy; Tamil iṉpam, "joy", and rājā, "king"
"King of the gods", the Vedic god of sky and rain
Power, authority; Arabic iqtidār
Guidance; Arabic irshād, "guiding aright"
"Sacred Heart" in devotional use; Tamil irutayam "heart" + rāja "king"
"Sun" or "Shiva" in popular use; Sanskrit īśāna, "ruler, master"
A name of Durga; Sanskrit īśānā, "she who rules"
Goddess; Sanskrit īśvarī, feminine of īśvara, "lord"
Lord of the world; a name of Vishnu and Krishna
Lord of the world; Sanskrit jagadīśa, a name of Vishnu
"One who carries the world across"; jag, world, with tār
Conqueror of the world; Persian jahān + gīr
Guardian of victory, a king; Sanskrit jayapāla
King of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and rāja, "king"
Majesty, glory; Arabic jalāl
"Exalted, great"; Arabic jalīla
Great, exalted; al-Jalil is one of the names of God
Radiant Jam; name of a legendary Persian king
Father, creator; King Janaka, father of Sita
"Victorious from birth" in popular use; Sanskrit, "causing men to tremble"
"King of fame"; jas, praise or renown, with raj, king
Jas, renown, with inder, "supreme"; popularly "the Lord's glory"
Famous, glorious; Hindi form of Sanskrit yaśasvat
Lord of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and indra, "chief"
"King of prayer"; Tamil cepam "prayer" + rāja "king"
Lord of victory; Sanskrit jita, "won", and īśa, "lord"
"King of the arts"; kalai, arts, with arasan, king
"Queen of the arts"; kalai, arts, with arasi, queen
"Lord of perfection" in popular use; Sanskrit kalpa with īśa, "lord"
"Gold" in popular use; after the Kushan emperor Kanishka
Name of the Kushan emperor Kanishka
"Prince"
Karikala, the great Chola king; read as "charred leg"
Prince of poets; Sanskrit kavīndra
King of poets; Sanskrit kavirāja
"King of poets"; kavi, poet, with arasan, king
"Banner"; from Sanskrit ketu, "brightness, a sign"
"King"; Persian khusrau, a royal title
Crown, diadem; Sanskrit kirīṭa
King Krishna; Sanskrit kṛṣṇa + rāja
Lord of the earth, a king; Sanskrit kṣitīśa
"The greatest"; feminine of Arabic akbar
Ornament of the family; Sanskrit kulabhūṣaṇa
Kul, "family", with -vant, "having"
Kul, "family", with inder, "chief"
Lord Kumara, the god Skanda or Murugan
Lord Murugan; kumaran, Skanda, with īcaṉ, lord
"Chief among a hundred thousand"; lakh with inder
King of writing; Sanskrit lekha can also mean "a god"
Lord of the world, from Sanskrit loka and indra
"Lord of the world"
Lord of the worlds; an epithet of Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma
Great lord, from mahant and Sanskrit īśa
King, literally "protector of the earth"
Great Indra; also a great chief or leader
Great lord; a name of Shiva
King, literally "protector of the earth"
"Glorious, noble"; feminine of Arabic mājid
"King"; Arabic malik, also a title of honour
"Queen"; Arabic malika
"Queen among women"; mangaiyar, women, with arasi, queen
"Gem among the Pandyas"; mani, gem, with Maran
"Lord of the mind"
"King of the mind"
Lord of men, a king
A title of the Pandya kings; also the saint Nammalvar
"Greatest"; short for Maximilian, from Latin maximus
King of the clouds; Sanskrit megha + rāja
Lord of Mithila, a title of King Janaka
"Drawn out of the water"; Hebrew Mosheh
King of beasts, the lion; Sanskrit mṛgendra
"Distinguished, eminent"; Arabic mumtāz
Chief of sages; Sanskrit munīśa
"Guide"; Arabic murshid, a spiritual guide
"Strong" in popular use; Arabic muṣʿab, "a chief"
Eminent, alert; Arabic nabīha
King of serpents; also a noble elephant
"King of serpents" in popular use; Sanskrit nāgarāja, "noble elephant"
Prince of Nishadha: a name of King Nala
"Man of excellence"; also a title for God and saints
Chief, leader; Arabic naqīb
King, lord of men; Sanskrit narendra
King, lord of men; Sanskrit nareśa
Best of men; a name of Vishnu
"New king"; nav, new, with raj, king
Ruler, nobleman; Urdu nawwāb, "a governor"
Arranger, organiser; Arabic nāẓim
Organiser, arranger; Arabic nāẓima
"The great Maran", a Pandya king and Shaiva saint
"Lord Nemi", the 22nd Jain Tirthankara
"Eye"; also "leader, guide"
"Victory of the people"; Greek Nikolaos
Lord of all; from Sanskrit nikhila and īśa
Lord of right conduct; from Sanskrit nīti and īśa
"Of right conduct"; from Sanskrit nīti, "guidance, wise conduct"
Lord of right conduct; from Sanskrit nīti and īśa
Order, arrangement; Arabic niẓām
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