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Hadara : hah-DAHR-ah : hebrew "bedecked in beauty"
Hadassa : HAH-dah-sah : hebrew "flowering myrtle
Hadiya : HAH-dee-yah: arabic "guide to righteousness" or "gift"
Haidee : HAY-dee : greek "modest"
Haimi : HAY-mee : hawaiian "the seeker"
Haldis : HAL-dis : teutonic "stone spirit"
Hale : HAH-leh or HAYL : old norse "army ruler"
Haley : HAY-lee : scandinavian "hero"
Hali : HAH-lee : greek "sea"
Hali : HAHL-ee : hebrew "necklace"
Halima : hah-LEE-mah : african "gentle"
Hallie : HAL-ee : greek "thinking of the sea"
Hana : HAH-nah : japanese "flower, blossom"
Hanan : hah-NAHN : arabic "mercy"
Hanne : HAHN-uh : hebrew "gracious"
Hasna : has-NAH : arabic "beautiful"
Hava : HAH-vah : hebrew "life"
Haya : HAY-ah : japanese "quick, light"
Hazel : HAY-zel : old english "commander"
Hea : HEH-ah : korean "grace"
Heather : HETH-er : old english "heather"
Hei : HEH : korean "grace"
Heidi : HIGH-dee : german "noble, kind"
Helen : HEL-en : greek "bright one"
Hesper : HES-per : greek "evening star"
Hilary : HIL-ar-ee : latin "cheerful"
Hoshi : HOH-shee : japanese "a star"
Huyana : HOY-ah-nah : native american "rain falling"
Hyacinth : HIGH-a-sinth : greek - hyacinth flower
Hye : HEH : korean "gracefulness"
Hypatia : HIGH-pay-shuh : greek "highest"

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