| Harbert | Scandinavia.. | Dutch cognate of the English Herber.. |  |  |
| Harbin | French | Meaning "little bright warrior." | | |
| Harbin | German | This name signifies "little bright .. |  | |
| Harcourt | French | Meaning "fortified farm." | | |
| Harden | English | This name means "valley of the hare.. | | |
| Harding | English | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
| Hardy | German | Meaning "bold" or "daring." Actor H.. |  | |
| Hari | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit hari, a w.. | | |
| Hariata | Hawaiian | Hawaiianized form of Harriet, an .. | | |
| Harish | Hindu | Compounding of the Sanskrit Hari (a.. | | |
| Harita | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit hari, a w.. | | |
| Harith | African | Arabic name derived from haratha (t.. | | |
| Harith | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from haratha (to be a good .. | | |
| Harjeet | Hindu | Victorious, | | |
| Harlan | English | "Hare's land" or "army land." Among.. | | |
| Harley | English | Meaning "long field." | | |
| Harleyant.. | English | A combination of Harley and Ann | | |
| Harlow | English | Meaning "hare's hill" or "army hill.. | | |
| Harmon | English | A form of Herman, which means "ar.. | | |
| Harmonia | Mythology a.. | Derived from the Greek harmos (a fi.. | | |
| Haro | Japanese | Wild boar's first son | | |
| Harold | English | Derived from the obsolete Old Engli.. |  | |
| Harold | Hungarian | Cognate of the Germanic Harald, a n.. | | |
| Harold | Irish | Introduced by the Anglo-Normans, Ha.. | | |
| Harold | Scottish | A borrowing from the English, Harol.. | | |
| Haroldo | Portuguese | A variation upon the name Harold,.. | | |
| Harper | English | Literally means "harp player." | | |
| Harpreet | Indian | Meaning "loves God." | | |
| Harriet | English | English form of the French Henriett.. | | |
| Harriet | German | A borrowing from the English, Harri.. | | |
| Harriet | Scottish | A borrowing from the English, Harri.. | | |
| Harrison | English | Transferred use of the surname orig.. | | |
| Harry | English | Originally an English cognate of th.. | | |
| Harry | Scottish | A pet form of Henry (ruler of an .. | | |
| Harsha | Hindu | Derived from harsha (joy, delight) | | |
