| Hatima | The final end or conclusion. |
| Hatisha | To cause fear or intimidate. |
| Hatita | A bending of sin. |
| HATSHEPSUT | name of a queen |
| Hattie | Rules her household. Feminine of Harry from Henry. |
| Hattil | Howling for sin. |
| Hattipha | A gathering of the people. |
| Hatty | Rules the Home. Diminutive of Harriet. Feminine of Harry from Henry. |
| Hauran | A hole, liberty, whiteness. |
| Hausis | Old woman (Algonquin) |
| Hausisse | Old woman (Algonquin) |
| Hava | Meaning life or living one |
| Havalah | Meaning to dance or twist |
| Havanna | Havana means 'town of women' in Taino, an indigenous language of Cuba. |
| Havantika | Princess of Ujjain |
| Haveela | Meaning a stretch of sand |
| Havika | A name meaning a small, swift bird. |
| Havily | Derived from a place of meadows. |
| Havina | A name meaning a peaceful garden. |
| Havintha | Bridge of Relations; Goddess Durga |
| Havion | Princess with a Powerful Spirit that Prevails; A Princess that Prevails |
| Havisa | Goddess Lakshmi, Sanctuary, Safe harbor, God Lakshmi |
| Havisha | Goddess Lakshmi, Sanctuary, Safe harbor, Offerings |
| Havishaa | Goddess Lakshmi, Sanctuary, Safe harbor, Offerings |
| Havismati | A name meaning full of offerings. |
| Haviya | Sun; Moon; Lord of Sun; Lord Shiva |
| Havu | A name meaning a forest or wood. |
| Havva | Wind; Flower; Women; Alive; Living |
| Havya | A name meaning a sacred oblation. |
| HAWA | Swahili name meaning "longing." |
| Hawaa | Variant of Hawwa: Eve. |
| Hawadah | One who is gentle and softspoken. |
| Hawazin | Name of An Arabic tribe |
| Hawiya | A deep abyss or a burning fire. |
| Hawla | One who possesses great strength. |
| Hawra | Having eyes with a marked contrast of black and white |
| Hawwa | The mother of all living people. |
| Hawys | A name meaning young and healthy. |
| Hawysia | A graceful and youthful maiden. |
| Haya | Life, modesty, or shyness. |