| Hrothbeorht | Bright fame or glory |
| Hrothlaf | A name meaning a famous and glorious survivor. |
| Hrothmaer | A name meaning a person of famous renown. |
| Hrothsige | A name meaning a famous and glorious victory. |
| Huaetberct | Bright protector |
| Huail | Will or determination |
| Huc | Resembling the Fruit |
| Huca | Will or determination |
| Hucca | Possibly a variant of 'Hucka', a name of uncertain origin. |
| Hucel | Derived from Old English 'hūc' meaning 'house' or 'home'. |
| Hucela | Possibly a variant of 'Huckle', a name of uncertain origin. |
| Hudeca | Derived from Old English 'hūd' meaning 'protection' or 'shelter'. |
| Huder | Possibly a variant of 'Hudder', a name of uncertain origin. |
| Hugga | Derived from Old English 'hugg' meaning 'enclosure' or 'fence'. |
| Hughoc | Derived from Old English 'hūg' meaning 'enclosure' or 'fence'. |
| Huhha | Possibly a variant of 'Huhu', a name of uncertain origin. |
| Humberth | Derived from Old English 'hūm' meaning 'valley' and 'berht' meaning 'bright'. |
| Humphrie | A name meaning a peaceful warrior or giant. |
| Hunbald | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'bald' meaning 'bold'. |
| Hunbeorht | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'beorht' meaning 'bright'. |
| Hunfirth | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'firth' meaning 'enclosure'. |
| Hunlaf | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'laf' meaning 'fallow'. |
| Hunnt | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'nt' meaning 'son'. |
| Hunta | One who pursues or seeks game. |
| Huntar | A person who tracks wild animals. |
| Huntor | A seeker of prey in the forest. |
| Huntter | Derived from Old English 'hunt' meaning 'hunter' and 'er' meaning 'son'. |
| Huntyr | One engaged in the act of hunting. |
| Hunwald | Derived from Old English 'hun' meaning 'bear' and 'wald' meaning 'forest'. |
| Hurl | Derived from Old English 'hurl' meaning 'valley' or 'hollow'. |
| Husky | A Manly Man; A Big Man |
| Hustin | Settlement of Houses |
| Huwel | Derived from Old English 'hūw' meaning 'valley' or 'hollow'. |
| Huweyn | Possibly a variant of 'Hewen', a name of uncertain origin. |
| Hwaessa | Derived from Old English 'hwæssa' meaning 'weasel' or 'ferret'. |
| Hwaetel | A person who is quick and nimble. |
| Hwaetmund | White protection |
| Hwaetsige | One who possesses a sharp mind. |
| Hwala | A name meaning a whale or giant. |
| Hwita | A person with very fair features. |