| Hablalma Teen | Hababalma teen is a Swahili phrase meaning 'I am speaking the truth' or 'I am telling the truth'. |
| Haboor | A person of great joy and mirth. |
| Habshi | Habshi refers to people of African descent, particularly those of Ethiopian or Somali origin, in the Middle East and South Asia. |
| Habwat | A gift or a generous offering. |
| Habza | Habza is an Arabic name meaning 'small' or 'tiny', often used as a nickname or diminutive form. |
| Hadab | Hadab is a rare surname of Arabic origin, meaning 'to be patient' or 'enduring'. |
| Hadabbas | One who is stern and serious. |
| Hadaiq | Beautiful gardens of flowers. |
| Hadayat | Guidance toward the right path. |
| Hadbaa | With long eye lashes |
| Hadbaaa | Hadbaaa is a term used in some African cultures to express excitement, joy, or celebration. |
| Hadhiqah | A garden of beautiful flowers. |
| Hadia | Guide To Righteousness |
| Hadiah | Guide to Righteousness |
| Hadib | Devoted; Kind; Compassionate |
| Hadiqa | Walled garden; Secure |
| Hadjara | One who is a noble traveler. |
| Hadus | New; Fresh; Young |
| Haeeda | One who is a graceful person. |
| Haeel | Elegant, noble, or majestic, referring to a person of high status or refinement. |
| Hafad | One who is protected by God. |
| Hafal | A person who is very friendly. |
| Hafawat | Friendly; Welcoming |
| Haffar | Haffar is a variant of the name Hafar, meaning 'one who is happy' or 'joyful'. |
| Haffia | Haffia is a Yoruba name meaning 'God's gift' or 'gift from God', symbolizing divine blessings. |
| Hafida | One who protects and guards. |
| Hafil | Diligent; Industrious |
| Hafiz ul Ain | Guardian of the Eye, a title given to a person who has memorized the entire Quran. |
| Hafizat | A guardian of sacred texts. |
| Hafizh | Protector; Caretaker; Memorizing |
| Hafra | A name meaning gentle breeze. |
| Hager | One who seeks a new journey. |
| Hagir | A person of noble character. |
| Haid | Haid is a variant of Hayden, meaning 'bringer of happiness' or 'fiery' in Old English. |
| Haideh | One who is truly righteous. |
| Haiel | A person of great strength. |
| Haiela | One who brings bright light. |
| Haiir | Haiir is a variant of the name Hayir, meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate' in Turkish. |
| Haijuman | One who performs the pilgrimage. |
| Haisam | A name meaning a sharp sword. |