Armenian form of Jacob, meaning 'supplanter' or 'holder of the heel'
Armenian
Boy
Protector of the home
English, Germanic, Norse
Boy
Home ruler
English
Girl
holding fast; steadfast
Greek
Boy
Female form of Henry - 'home ruler'
Germanic
Girl
cheerful, joyful, merry
Latin
Girl
Derived from 'holy' - sacred or devoted; a lyrical feminine form
Girl
Old Norse for "thought"; name of one of Odin's ravens
Norse
Boy
Strong, steadfast; lion; brave
Arabic
Boy
strong/hardy in battle
Boy
Grace; favored by God
Hebrew
Girl
Meaning varies by kanji; commonly hiro = wide/abundant/generous and ya = to be/also/arrow/valley/house. Often interpreted as 'broad/abundant one' or 'generous person'.
Japanese
Boy
Fortunate, blessed, auspicious
Persian
Boy
Girded; belted - from a Hebrew root meaning "to gird" or "to tie around"
Hebrew
Boy
Likely related to Hebrew tal ('dew'); often interpreted as 'dew' or 'my dew' (exact etymology uncertain).
Hebrew
Girl
home ruler
English
Girl
holding fast; steadfast, defender
Greek
Boy
son of Henry (Henry = 'home ruler')
English
Boy
cheerful, happy
Latin
Girl
Mythical/sacred bird of Persian legend (like a phoenix); brings good fortune
Persian
Girl
Diminutive feminine of Hugo/Hugh - 'little heart, mind, or spirit'
Germanic
Girl
Varies by origin - Chinese/Korean: linked to the Han clan or Han (漢) as an ethnic/historical term; Western: short form of Johannes/Hans meaning 'God is gracious'.
Typically conveys 'spring' (haru) + 'brightness/clarity' (aki); often interpreted as 'spring brightness' or 'clear spring' depending on kanji
Japanese
Boy
Likely 'old homestead' (toponymic) or a variant spelling of Hendra with no distinct independent meaning.
Boy
Varies by kanji; commonly 'hiro' = wide/abundant/vast and 'yasu' = peaceful/healthy/preserve
Japanese
Boy
Fortunate, auspicious, blessed
Persian
Boy
joy, happiness, celebration
Amharic, Tigrinya
Boy
Uncertain - obscure in Welsh; if linked to Arabic Hamid/Hameed, means "praiseworthy".
Welsh
Boy
Home ruler; ruler of the household
English
Girl
Steadfast; holding fast
Boy
Diminutive/variant of Henry - "home ruler" or "ruler of the household"
English
Boy
cheerful, merry
Latin
Boy
Fortunate; blessed; auspicious
Persian
Boy
Feminine diminutive of Hugo, meaning 'mind' or 'spirit' (often rendered as 'little mind' or 'young spirit')
Germanic
Girl
Grace, favor, mercy
Hebrew
Girl
Commonly "spring day" or "spring sunshine" (actual meaning depends on the kanji used)
Japanese
Girl
little doe / little deer (diminutive of Hinde)
Girl
Broad/abundant world or generous generation (meaning varies by kanji)
Japanese
Girl
bright or famous warrior
Germanic
Boy
Meaning unknown; depends on language and spelling. In Korean the meaning would depend on the hanja used for each syllable; as a Western-sounding form it may be related to names like Hagan/Hagen with different roots
Boy
From the habitational surname Hamilton - 'Hamil's town' or 'home/settlement of Hamil'
English, Scottish
Boy
home ruler
English
Girl
Uncertain; name of the Trojan queen in Greek mythology
Greek
Girl
Likely a feminine form/adaptation of Henrietta - 'ruler of the home' (derived from Henry)
Polynesian
Girl
Cheerful, joyful
Greek
Boy
fortunate; blessed; auspicious
Persian
Boy
Feminine diminutive of Hugo - 'little mind/heart' or 'little spirit'.
Germanic
Girl
Varies with hanja; commonly parsed as 'Han' (Korea/large/great) + 'Sol' (pine/bright/simple/nature)
Korean
Unisex
Varies by kanji; commonly 'distant' or combinations like 'spring fragrance'/'clear fragrance'/'spring flower'
Japanese
Girl
From Henry/Heinrich: "home ruler"; often understood as a diminutive or pet form ("little Henry").
