Norse Baby Names, Names of Norse Origin Starting With H
These are norse baby names that start with the letter H. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all norse baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hakan | Fire | Male | Native American |
| Hal | A Nickname For Henry Rules His Household. | Male | English |
| Halden | From Denmark. | Male | English |
| Halfrid | Peaceful Heroine | Female | German |
| Halfrida | Peaceful Heroine | Female | German |
| Hall | From The Manor | Male | English |
| Halle | Female | English | |
| Harald | War Chief | Male | Danish |
| Harold | Strong Fighter | Male | Dutch |
| Harry | Army Man | Male | English |
| Helga | Holy INGA, INGE, INGUNNA, INGABORG | Female | German |
| Herrick | Army Leader | Male | German |
| Hilario | Happy | Male | Spanish |
| Hild | Noble | Female | German |
| Hilda | Battle-Maid | Female | English |
| Hilde | Noble | Female | German |
| Hjalmar | Helmeted warrior | Male | Danish |
| Hugi | Intelligent | Male | English |
| Hulda | Beloved: Warfare. In Scandinavian Mythology Hildegard Was A Valkyrie Sent By... | Female | German |
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