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Hebrew Gender Neutral Names Starting With H

Whether you’re looking for a name for your child, a new pet, or even a character in a story you’re writing, there are tons of ideas out there. We’ve compiled helpful guides of names and their meanings to inspire you, from A-Z lists to country-specific names and everything in between. Perhaps you want to find a name that aligns with your cultural heritage, you want to uncover the meaning of your family name, or maybe you want all your children to have names on a specific theme — whatever you’re looking for, we have hundreds of lists of names for any gender, style or language. Whether you want a name that’s unique or popular, traditional or modern, short or long; the perfect name for you is just a few clicks away.

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hadar

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hanan

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Hebrew

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The name Hanan is a gender-neutral of Hebrew origin and the meaning of Hanan is 'gracious', 'grace' or 'gracious gift'. It is a name of Semitic origin, and it means 'compassion, warmheartedness and kindness' in the Hebrew language. The name Hanan is mentioned in the Quran for saying the name of Prop...

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havilah

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Hebrew

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The name Havilah is a gender-neutral name that can be used for both a baby boy and a baby girl. The name is of Hebrew origin and the meaning of Havilah is 'a stretch of land'. While the naming of the name might sound very deep or meaningful, it does represent an open mind and acceptance. In addition...

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hyram

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Hebrew

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Hyram is considered to have originated as a Hebrew or English name, which is a modern variation of Hiram. It is also recognized as a variant of the popular German name Jerome and is mostly used as a masculine name. The meaning of Hyram is ‘ an exalted or high-born brother’ or ‘a noble and free...