Hyde
Meaning: From the hide or den Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hyd Language origin of Hyde: Germanic Regional origin of Hyde: Northern Europe Languages Hyde is most common: English Religions Hyde is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hy Last letter and sound: E, d Alternative Spelling: Hydes, Hydon, Hydonson
Hugo
Meaning: Bright in mind and spirit Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hyoo-Goh Language origin of Hugo: Germanic Regional origin of Hugo: Northern Europe Languages Hugo is most common: English Religions Hugo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hyoo Last letter and sound: O, goh Alternative Spelling: Hugos, Hugues, Huggo
Hollister
Meaning: From the holly tree, the holly meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hol-Lis-Ter Language origin of Hollister: Germanic Regional origin of Hollister: Northern Europe Languages Hollister is most common: English Religions Hollister is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hol Last letter and sound: R, lis Alternative Spelling: Hollist, Hollistson, Hollyson
Holmes
Meaning: From the small island or the island of holly Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hohlmz Language origin of Holmes: Germanic Regional origin of Holmes: Northern Europe Languages Holmes is most common: English Religions Holmes is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hohl Last letter and sound: S, mz Alternative Spelling: Holms, Holman, Holmson
Holt
Meaning: A small wood or grove Gender: Male Pronunciation: Holt Language origin of Holt: Germanic Regional origin of Holt: Northern Europe Languages Holt is most common: English Religions Holt is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Ho Last letter and sound: T, lt Alternative Spelling: Holte, Holten, Holton
Hooper
Meaning: One who makes or repairs barrels Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hoh-Per Language origin of Hooper: Germanic Regional origin of Hooper: Northern Europe Languages Hooper is most common: English Religions Hooper is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hoh Last letter and sound: R, per Alternative Spelling: Hoopers, Hooping, Hooped
Hopkin
Meaning: Son of Robert (diminutive) Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hop-Kin Language origin of Hopkin: Germanic Regional origin of Hopkin: Northern Europe Languages Hopkin is most common: English Religions Hopkin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hop Last letter and sound: N, kin Alternative Spelling: Hopkins, Hopkenson, Hopkinson
Horton
Meaning: From the town of the large enclosure Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hor-Tuhn Language origin of Horton: Germanic Regional origin of Horton: Northern Europe Languages Horton is most common: English Religions Horton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hor Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Hortenson, Horten, Hortens
Hotchkiss
Meaning: From the family of the hot springs Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hoch-Kis Language origin of Hotchkiss: Germanic Regional origin of Hotchkiss: Northern Europe Languages Hotchkiss is most common: English, French Religions Hotchkiss is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hoch Last letter and sound: S, kis Alternative Spelling: Hotchson, Hotskiss, Hotchkisson
Houston
Meaning: From the Hugh’s town Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hyoo-Stuhn Language origin of Houston: Germanic Regional origin of Houston: Northern Europe Languages Houston is most common: English Religions Houston is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hyoo Last letter and sound: N, stuhn Alternative Spelling: Houst, Howston, Howson