Good, beautiful, goodly
Names starting with H Hasan–Huzaifa
Names starting with H from Hasan to Huzaifa: 110 of 221 names, page 2 of 2.
110 of 221 names
Noble, respected; also "reckoner", a name of God
"Beautiful"; Arabic and Urdu ḥasīna
"One who breaks" bread; the Prophet's great-grandfather
Gatherer; al-Hashir is one of the Prophet's names
Dignity, grandeur; Persian-Urdu ḥashmat
"Smiling, laughing"
"Smiling, laughing"
Smiling; Sanskrit hasita, "laughing, smiling"
"Cheerful, smiling face"
"Beautiful"; Arabic ḥasnāʾ
"The two Hasans": the Prophet's grandsons Hasan and Husain
Very handsome; an intensive form of ḥasan, "good, beautiful"
"Existence, being"
Judge, decisive; famous through generous Hatim Tai
Offering, from Sanskrit havis, "oblation"
"Eve", the first woman; Hebrew "life-giver"
"Modesty"; Arabic ḥayāʾ
"Full of life" in popular use; linked to Arabic ḥayy, "living"
Life; Arabic ḥayāt
"Hazel tree"; also the light brown colour of its nut
Skilful, clever; Arabic ḥādhiq, "expert"
"Community, fellowship"; Hebrew Cheber
Henna, the plant and its dye; from Arabic ḥinnā
Heer of Heer Ranjha; Hindi hīr, also "diamond"
"Love" in popular use; Sanskrit hita, "welfare, kindly"
"The bright one"; Greek Helenē
The sun; Sanskrit heli, from Greek hēlios
"Gold"
Golden-eyed, from Sanskrit heman, "gold", and akṣi, "eye"
"Golden"; from Sanskrit heman, "gold"
Golden, from Sanskrit heman, "gold"
Wearing a garland of gold; Sanskrit hemamālinī
"Golden-bodied"; a name of Vishnu
"Golden-limbed, golden"
Golden-bodied, from Sanskrit hemāṅga, "golden-limbed"
"Winter, the cold season"
Adorned with gold; Sanskrit hemavatī
"Golden moon"; name of the Jain scholar Hemachandra
"Lord of gold" in popular use; Sanskrit hema + indra
"Gold"
Golden creeper; Sanskrit hemalatā
"King of gold"; Sanskrit hema + rāja
"Ruler of the house"; Old High German Heimerich
"My delight is in her"; Hebrew Chephtsi-bah
"A name of Ganesha"
"Army-bright"; Frankish Hari-berct
"Love, affection"
"Friendly, affectionate" in popular use; origin unconfirmed
"A part of love"
"Love, affection" in popular use; a modern Gujarati name
"Part of God" in popular use; a modern name ending in aṃśa
"Gift", something freely given
Guidance; Arabic hidāya
Crescent moon; Arabic hilāl
"Cheerful"; Latin hilaris
"Battle"; Old English and Germanic hild
Snow; Sanskrit hima, "snow, frost"
Dewdrop, from Sanskrit hima, "snow", and bindu, "drop"
"The Himalaya"; literally "snow mountain"
Born of the Himalaya; a name of Parvati
Snowy, of the Himalaya, from Sanskrit hima, "snow"
"Snow"; popularly also linked with Parvati
"Moon" in popular use; Sanskrit himāṅka, "camphor"
"Part of snow" in popular use; Sanskrit himāṃśu, "the moon"
"Cool-rayed": the moon
"Lord of snow" in popular use; Sanskrit hima + īśa
"Courage"
"Beauty, grace" in popular use; a modern Gujarati name
Diamond
Diamond
"Diamond"; from Sanskrit hīra
Golden; Sanskrit hiraṇmayī, "made of gold"
"Golden"; Sanskrit hiraṇmaya
"Gold, golden"
"Diamond" in popular use; linked to Sanskrit hīra, "diamond"
Generosity; an old Arabic name
Well-wisher; Sanskrit hitaiṣin, "wishing others well"
"Well-wisher" in popular use; Sanskrit hita + aṃśa, "part of good"
"Well-wisher" in popular use; Sanskrit hita + artha, "for good"
"Loving, good" in popular use; linked to Sanskrit hita, "kind"
"Lord of well-being" in popular use; Sanskrit hita + indra
Lord of goodness; Sanskrit hita, "welfare", with īśa, "lord"
Kind, one who does good; Sanskrit hita
Heart; Hindi and Bengali hiyā
"Maiden of Paradise"; Arabic ḥūr, gazelle-eyed
From ḥūr, the bright-eyed maidens of Paradise
"Maiden of Paradise"; a singular formed from Arabic ḥūr
"Hope"; English, from Old English hopa
"Oh save!", a cry of praise; Greek hōsanna
"Kind-hearted" in popular use; linked to Sanskrit hṛd, "heart"
"Part of the heart" in popular use; Sanskrit hṛd + aṃśa
The heart
Lord of the heart; from hṛdaya and nātha
Dear to the heart, lovely; Sanskrit hṛdya
"Lord of the senses"; a name of Krishna and Vishnu
A modern name, usually given as "from the heart"
"Bright-minded"; Old High German Hugubert
"Guidance"; Arabic hudā
"Son of Hudd", a medieval pet form of Hugh, "heart, mind"
"Heart, mind"; the Latin form of Hugh
Joy, gladness
"Bird of paradise" in popular use; Persian humā, a fabled bird
"Rosy, fair"; Arabic ḥumayrāʾ, ʿĀʾisha's pet name
Fortunate, blessed; Persian humāyūn
"One who hunts"; English hunter, Old English hunta
"Good, handsome"; the diminutive of Arabic ḥasan
The best, the most beautiful
Sharp sword; Arabic ḥusām
"Little lion" in popular use; origin not confirmed
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