| Haylnn | Hay or grassy hill, from 'hayl' meaning hay or grass and 'nn' meaning hill |
| Hayz | From the Hedged Enclosure |
| Heabba | High or noble father, from 'heab' meaning high or noble and 'ba' meaning father |
| Headd | High or noble, from 'heab' meaning high or noble |
| Headda | High or noble, from 'heab' meaning high or noble and 'da' meaning father |
| Heahfrith | Peaceful or calm high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'frith' meaning peace |
| Heahhbeorht | Bright or shining high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'beorht' meaning bright |
| Heahmund | Mighty or powerful high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'mund' meaning mighty |
| Heahred | Counsel or advice from a high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'red' meaning counsel |
| Heahstan | Stone or rock from a high place, from 'heah' meaning high and 'stan' meaning stone |
| Hearda | Leader or commander, from 'heard' meaning leader and 'a' meaning noble |
| Heardbehrt | Bright or shining leader, from 'heard' meaning leader and 'beorht' meaning bright |
| Heardred | Counsel or advice from a leader, from 'heard' meaning leader and 'red' meaning counsel |
| Heardwulf | Wolf leader, from 'heard' meaning leader and 'wulf' meaning wolf |
| Heart | From Old English 'heorte' meaning mind or spirit |
| Heathe | Dweller on the wasteland. |
| Hebbi | Gift or treasure, from 'hebb' meaning gift and 'i' meaning small |
| Hebes | Gift or treasure, from 'hebb' meaning gift and 'es' meaning small |
| Heca | From the Hebrew name 'Chaya', meaning 'alive' or 'living one'. |
| Hedde | Derived from the Old English name 'Hedda', meaning 'battle' or 'warrior'. |
| Heddin | Variant of the Old English name 'Heddan', meaning 'battle' or 'warrior'. |
| Hedena | Derived from the Old English name 'Hedena', meaning 'battle' or 'warrior'. |
| Hedwin | Peaceful; Friend During Wartime |
| Heeth | One who lives on the moor. |
| Heferth | Variant of the Old English name 'Hefirth', meaning 'heifer' or 'young cow'. |
| Hega | Derived from the Old English name 'Hega', meaning 'battle' or 'warrior'. |
| Heibert | Variant of the Germanic name 'Hebert', meaning 'bright fame'. |
| Heimericus | Derived from the Latin name 'Mercurius', meaning 'messenger of the gods'. |
| Helain | Variant of the Old French name 'Helain', meaning 'shining light'. |
| Helegor | Derived from the Old English name 'Haelggar', meaning 'holy spear'. |
| Heleward | Variant of the Old English name 'Haelweard', meaning 'holy guardian'. |
| Heliades | Derived from the Greek name 'Heliades', meaning 'sun goddess'. |
| Helias | Variant of the Greek name 'Helios', meaning 'sun'. |
| Hellaine | Derived from the Old French name 'Helaine', meaning 'shining light'. |
| Helmhead | Variant of the Old English name 'Helmheard', meaning 'helmeted warrior'. |
| Helmheard | Derived from the Old English name 'Helmheard', meaning 'helmeted warrior'. |
| Helouyn | Variant of the Old French name 'Helouyn', meaning 'shining light'. |
| Heloynet | Derived from the Old French name 'Heloynet', meaning 'shining light'. |
| Helpric | Variant of the Old English name 'Haelpric', meaning 'holy ruler'. |
| Helvin | Derived from the Old English name 'Haelwin', meaning 'holy friend'. |