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Curated catalog

145–168 of 435 names

Genesis

Girl

Greek · English /ˈd͡ʒɛn.ə.sɪs/

Birth; origin
ModernBright

Gianna

Girl

Italian · Italian /ˈdʒanna/; English also /dʒiˈɑnə/

God is gracious
ClassicWarm

Gonzalo

Boy

Germanic · /ɡonˈsalo/ (Latin America and other seseante regions); /ɡonˈθalo/ (much of Spain)

Contains a Germanic element meaning “battle”; the full meaning is uncertain.
TraditionalBoldWarm

Grace

Girl

English · /ɡreɪs/ (English)

Grace; elegance; divine favor
ClassicGraceful

Grayson

Boy

English · English /ˈɡɹeɪ.sən/; GRAY-suhn

Usually explained as “son of the steward”.
ModernGrounded

Greta

Girl

German · English /ˈɡɹɛt.ə/ (GRET-uh); German /ˈɡʁeː.ta/

“Pearl,” through Margareta.
VintageBrisk

Hailey

Girl

English · English: /ˈheɪli/

Hay meadow or hay clearing
ModernNature

Hale

Unisex

Turkish · Turkish /haːˈle/; English /heɪl/, rhyming with sail.

Turkish: halo around the moon. English: nook or hollow, through a surname.
Simple and sweetGentle

Hamza

Boy

Arabic · Arabic: /ˈħam.za/

“Lion”, with a linguistic connection to strength and firmness.
TraditionalStrong

Hana

Girl

Hebrew · Czech /ˈɦa.na/; Japanese /ha.na/; Arabic هناء /haˈnaːʔ/.

Grace or favour in the Hannah tradition; happiness in Arabic; flower in Japanese spellings such as 花.
Simple and sweetGentle

Hannah

Girl

Hebrew · English /ˈhæn.ə/; German /ˈha.na/

Favour; grace
ClassicWarm

Harper

Unisex

English · English: UK /ˈhɑː.pə/; US /ˈhɑːr.pɚ/. Two syllables, stress on the first.

Harp player.
ModernMusical

Harrison

Boy

English · English: /ˈhæɹ.ɪ.sən/ or /ˈhɛɹ.ɪ.sən/; stress on the first syllable.

Son of Harry
Heritage modernGrounded

Hawa

Girl

Arabic · Arabic: /ħawˈwaːʔ/; doubled w, a long final a and a closing glottal stop.

Arabic form of Eve, traditionally associated with life and the living.
TraditionalWarm

Helena

Girl

Greek · English /ˈhɛl.ə.nə/, /hə.ˈleɪn.ə/ or /hə.ˈlin.ə/

Traditionally linked to light or a torch; the ancient etymology is uncertain.
ClassicElegant

Henry

Boy

English · English: /ˈhɛn.ɹi/, with stress on the first syllable.

Home ruler.
ClassicFriendly

Hudson

Boy

English · English /ˈhʌdsən/, first syllable stressed

Son of Hudde
ModernStrong

Hugo

Boy

Germanic · English /ˈhju.ɡoʊ/; German /ˈhuː.ɡo/.

Mind, thought or spirit.
VintageBold

Humberto

Boy

Germanic · Spanish: /umˈbeɾto/; stress on the middle syllable, with a silent h.

“Bear cub” + “bright”, from its Germanic name elements.
ClassicStrong

Hussam

Boy

Arabic · Arabic /ħu.ˈsaːm/

Sharp sword
TraditionalStrong

Ian

Boy

Scottish · English /ˈiː.ən/ — EE-uhn, in two syllables, with stress on the first.

God is gracious.
ClassicGentle

Ibtisam

Girl

Arabic · Arabic: /ib.ti.ˈsaːm/, with stress on the final syllable and a long a.

“Smile” or “smiling”.
Simple and sweetFriendlyWarm

Ida

Girl

Germanic · English /ˈaɪdə/; German /ˈiːda/

Uncertain; possibly connected with work or labour
VintageGentle

Ignacio

Boy

Latin · Spanish: /iɡˈnasjo/ in Latin America; /iɡˈnaθjo/ with distinción in Spain. Stress falls on na.

Original meaning uncertain; later associated with Latin ignis, “fire”.
TraditionalWarm

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