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Water Baby Names: Meanings, Evidence, and Shortlist Tests Starting With H

These are water baby names that start with the letter H. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all water baby names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Ha River Female Vietnamese
Hai Old Name For "Shoe" Or "Fairy Shoe" Female Vietnamese
Haimati Myth Name (Snow Queen) Female Indian
Halcyone Myth Name (Daughter Of Aeolus) Female Greek
Hali Sea Male Greek
Haligwiella Lives By The Holy Spring Male English
Halimeda Thinking Of The Sea Female Greek
Hallie From The Hall. Female English
Halliwell Lives By The Holy Spring Male English
Hallwell Lives By The Holy Spring Male English
Hamlet From The Little Home Male German
Hampton Place-Name And Surname. Male English
Hanford From The High Ford Male English
Hanno Gift From God Male German
Hanomtano Water-Land Male Chamoru
Hapi A God Of The Nile Male Egyptian
Haraford From The Hare's Ford Male English
Harelache Lives At The Hare's Lake Male English
Harford From The Hare Ford Male English
Harlak Lives At The Hare's Lake Male English
Harlake Lives At The Hare's Lake Male English
Hartford From The Stag's Ford Male English
Hartwell Lives Near The Stag's Spring Male English
Haru Born In The Spring Female Japanese
Haruko Spring Child Female Japanese
Haven Place Of Safety: Shelter. Male English
Heanford From The High Ford Male English
Heortwiella Lives Near The Stag's Spring Male English
Hlynn Waterfall Female English
Ho Good Male Chinese
Holbrook From The Brook Male English
Holmes From The River Island Male English
Holwell Lives By The Holy Spring Male English
Horae Myth Name (Goddess Of The Season) Female Greek
Hudson Son Of The Hooded Man Male English
Hume From The Cave Male Scottish
Hurley Tide Male Gaelic
Huyana Miwok Name Meaning " Falling Rain." IMALA Female Native American
Hydra Myth Name (A Dragon Killed By Hercules) Female Greek

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