Hart
Meaning: Strong or brave Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hart Language origin of Hart: Germanic Regional origin of Hart: Northern Europe Languages Hart is most common: English Religions Hart is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Ha Last letter and sound: T, rt Alternative Spelling: Harty, Hartz, Hartson
Hadwin
Meaning: From the heather-covered hill Gender: Male Pronunciation: Had-Win Language origin of Hadwin: Germanic Regional origin of Hadwin: Northern Europe Languages Hadwin is most common: English Religions Hadwin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Had Last letter and sound: N, win Alternative Spelling: Hadwen, Hadwyn, Hadon
Haines
Meaning: Son of the royal family Gender: Male Pronunciation: Haynz Language origin of Haines: Germanic Regional origin of Haines: Northern Europe Languages Haines is most common: English Religions Haines is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hay Last letter and sound: S, nz Alternative Spelling: Haynes, Hains, Hainz
Hale
Meaning: Heroic or from the hall Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hayl Language origin of Hale: Germanic Regional origin of Hale: Northern Europe Languages Hale is most common: English Religions Hale is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hay Last letter and sound: E, el Alternative Spelling: Hail, Haleson, Haley
Hall
Meaning: From the hall or large building Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal Language origin of Hall: Germanic Regional origin of Hall: Northern Europe Languages Hall is most common: English Religions Hall is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Ha Last letter and sound: L, l Alternative Spelling: Hale, Hal, Halls
Halley
Meaning: From the hall or meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal-Ee Language origin of Halley: Germanic Regional origin of Halley: Northern Europe Languages Halley is most common: English Religions Halley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hal Last letter and sound: Y, ee Alternative Spelling: Halle, Halleyson, Halli
Halliwell
Meaning: From the holy well Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal-Ee-Well Language origin of Halliwell: Germanic Regional origin of Halliwell: Northern Europe Languages Halliwell is most common: English Religions Halliwell is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hal Last letter and sound: L, ee Alternative Spelling: Halliwel, Hallywell, Halliwells
Halsey
Meaning: Dweller by the wharf or causeway Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal-See Language origin of Halsey: Germanic Regional origin of Halsey: Northern Europe Languages Halsey is most common: English Religions Halsey is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hal Last letter and sound: Y, see Alternative Spelling: Halsie, Halsy, Halcy
Hamilton
Meaning: From the village of the crooked hill Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ham-Uhl-Tuhn Language origin of Hamilton: Germanic Regional origin of Hamilton: Northern Europe Languages Hamilton is most common: English Religions Hamilton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Ham Last letter and sound: N, uhl Alternative Spelling: Hamelton, Hamiton, Hambleton
Hamp
Meaning: Shortened form of Hampton Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hamp Language origin of Hamp: Germanic Regional origin of Hamp: Northern Europe Languages Hamp is most common: English Religions Hamp is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hamp Last letter and sound: P, – Alternative Spelling: Hampe, Hampson, Hampster