English Names Starting With H

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Hacket is a name that was common in the West Midlands of England. After that, this name made its way to Ireland, Canada, Virginia, Australia, New Zealand, and Barbados. Richard 'Strongbow' de Clare, 2nd Earl of Pembroke was accompanied by the Hackets when he invaded Ireland. As a result, the Hacket ...

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Hadan is a form of the word 'Hayden'. The meaning of Hadan is 'valley' or 'heathen'. Some of the variations of the name include Hassan and Haden. This name is extensively used in countries such as Egypt, Bangladesh, Algeria, UAE, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkey, Malaysia, Qatar, Tunisia, Morocco, Liby...

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This name is a variant of the Scottish word 'Hadden'. This name was first found in the Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. The origin of this name is a mix of England, Ireland, and Scotland. 'Haeth' and 'Dun' are two Old-English words from which this name was derived. 'Haeth' means heath and 'Dun' means ...

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The name Hadden is most often associated with males. It originated in Old English, and the meaning of Hadden is ‘Heathery Hill’. The name Hadden also has other alternatives, such as ‘Hadyn’, ‘Haidyn’, ‘Haddin’, ‘Haddan’, ‘Haden’, ‘Haddon’, ‘Haddon’, and ‘Hayden’. ...

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Haddon is one of the rarest names in existence, and the meaning of Haddon is 'hill of heather'. It is an Anglo-Saxon name that has its mixed origin in England, Scotland, and Ireland. People with this name were found primarily in four places in history which are Northampton, Derbyshire, Roxburgh, and...

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Haden is primarily a masculine name of Old English and Welsh origin, and the meaning of Haden is 'hill of heather'. Like the name, Haden is a kind, generous and noble person. They are an adventurous and free-spirited individual who loves their freedom. Haden is always up for change. Freedom is their...

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This name is a variant of the word 'Hadley'. Hadley was also the name of Ernst Hemmingway's first wife who was an inspiration for the novel 'The Paris Wife' by Paula McLain. The meaning of Hadlea is 'heather meadow'....

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The name Hadlee is a modern English variant of the name Hadley, of Old English origin. In English origin, the meaning of Hadlee is 'field of heather, heather meadow'. Alternatively, in German origin the name Hadley means 'little baby'. The name first appeared as a surname in the 12th century and its...

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The name Hadley is derived from English origin. The meaning of Hadley is 'heather field'. It comes from an English habitational surname that means 'heather field' in Old English. Heather is the purple-flowered Eurasian heath that grows abundantly on moorland and heathland. The variants of the name a...