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Heralding Futures: Timeless Indian Names Beginning with H for Boys

Acharya Devraj Ji stands as a revered pillar in the realm of Vedic Astrology across India, having meticulously handpicked a selection of 'H' names for newborn boys. These names are not merely a list but a tapestry rich with the spiritual threads of Hindu heritage. Each name beginning with 'H' has been thoughtfully chosen for its harmonious blend of cultural depth and its power to shape a boy's fate in alignment with the profound tenets of Indian Hindu Vedic Astrology.

Our skilled Vedic sage has woven together a collection of names for both genders that strike a perfect chord between contemporary appeal and the profound depths of our traditions. Bestowing your child with a name from this collection is to gift them a legacy of meaning and deliberate purpose.

In this compilation, the ancient wisdom of the Vedas converges with the sensibilities of the modern world, guiding your search for the perfect name for your child. Selecting a name from this expertly curated repertoire can endow your child with a unique essence and pave the way for a future filled with promise and prosperity.

Seek the guidance of Acharya Devraj Ji to find a name that seamlessly integrates the principles of astrology and numerology with the revered practices of our heritage, tailored to the potential that lies within your child's stars. Our 'H' names collection is steeped in significance, reflecting the core values and lofty ideals of Hindu culture, thus presenting extraordinary options for naming your son.

Here is a detailed list of baby boy names starting with "H" representing Hindu, Punjabi Sikh, Bengali, Jain, and modern cultural influences, each with significant meanings:

• Haabib: A variant of "Habib," which means beloved or dear; a name commonly used in various cultures that signifies someone who is cherishedf.


• Haadi: The guide; derived from Arabic, it signifies someone who leads the way or provides direction, often used in modern contexts.


• Haady: A variant of "Haadi," meaning guiding to the right; it represents leadership and proper guidance.


• Haakesh: Sky; a modern name that may signify vastness and limitlessness, inspired by the expanse of the heavens.


• Haamid: Praising (God), grateful; an Arabic name signifying devotion and thankfulness, often used in modern contexts.


• Haan: Yes; a name that can signify affirmation and positivity, used in modern contexts.


• Haani: Happy, delighted; an Arabic name that signifies joy and contentment, adopted in various cultures.


• Haar: Defeat; a name that might signify overcoming challenges, used in modern contexts.


• Haarish: Farmer; an Indian name signifying someone who works the land, reflecting hard work and connection to the earth.


• Haarit: Plowman, green; a name used in Hindu culture that signifies someone who tills the land or represents growth and vitality.


• Haaroon: A Prophet's name; a variant of "Harun" or "Aaron," signifying a mountain of strength or enlightened, used in various cultures.


• Haashim: Generosity; of Arabic origin, a name signifying one who breaks bread, indicating kindness and charity.


• Haatim: Judge; an Arabic name that signifies decisiveness and fairness, often used in modern contexts.


• Haazim: Determined, resolute; an Arabic name that signifies firmness and resolve, adopted in various cultures.


• Habeeb: Beloved; an Arabic name commonly used in various cultures that signifies someone who is loved or a friend.


• Habib: Darling, beloved; a name that implies deep affection and closeness, widely used in various cultures.


• Hachet: A modern name, possibly inspired by the word 'hatchet', signifying a tool or one who cuts with precision.


• Hadden: Heather-covered hill; an English name that signifies someone from a heath or moorland, used in modern contexts.


• Hades: The unseen; derived from Greek mythology as the god of the underworld, signifying mystery and the hidden.


• Hadi: Leader, guide; an Arabic name that signifies someone who provides guidance or leadership, often used in modern contexts.


• Hadwin: War friend; an English name signifying a companion in battle, used in modern contexts.


• Hafeez: Guardian, protector; an Arabic name that signifies someone who watches over or preserves, adopted in various cultures.


• Hafiz: Keeper, preserver; an Arabic name signifying someone who memorizes or protects something valuable, often used in modern contexts.


• Hagan: Strong defense; a name of Germanic origin, signifying someone who is protective or a stronghold.


• Hagen: Enclosure; a Germanic name that signifies protection or a sacred place, used in modern contexts.


• Hagley: Enclosed meadow; an English name that signifies someone from a hedged field, used in modern contexts.


• Hahn: Rooster; a German surname that signifies the bird known for its early morning crowing, used as a first name in modern contexts.


• Haider: Lion; an Arabic name signifying bravery and strength, often associated with Imam Ali in Shia Islam.


• Haines: Enclosure; an English name that signifies someone from a protected or enclosed area, used in modern contexts.


• Hakan: Fire; a name of Turkish origin, signifying power and energy, used in modern contexts.


• Hakem: Ruler, governor; an Arabic name signifying someone with authority or control, adopted in various cultures.


• Hakim: Wise, healer; an Arabic name signifying someone with wisdom or one who practices medicine, often used in modern contexts.


• Hakon: High-born; a Scandinavian name that signifies noble birth or status, used in modern contexts.


• Haksh: Eye of the universe; a modern name that may signify vision and encompassing awareness.


• Hal: Home ruler; a short form of "Harold," signifying a leader or one who is in charge, used in modern contexts.


• Hale: Robust, healthy; an English name that signifies someone hale and hearty, used in modern contexts.


• Haleem: Patient; an Arabic name signifying gentleness and forbearance, often adopted in various cultures.


• Halil: Friend; a variant of "Khalil," an Arabic name signifying a close and trusted friend, used in modern contexts.


• Halim: Gentle, patient; an Arabic name signifying someone who is forbearing and composed, often used in modern contexts.


• Hallam: At the rocks; an English name signifying someone from a rocky area, used in modern contexts.


• Hallen: Dweller at the hall; an English name that signifies someone who lives in or near a large residence or public building, used in modern contexts.


• Halley: Hall's meadow; an English name that signifies someone from a clearing or meadow associated with a manor, used in modern contexts.


• Hallvard: Guardian of the rock; a Scandinavian name signifying someone who protects or watches over a stone or rock.


• Halstead: Refuge; an English name that signifies someone from a safe place or sanctuary, used in modern contexts.


• Hamal: Lamb; an Arabic name signifying gentleness and innocence, often used in modern contexts.


• Haman: Noise, tumult; a name of ancient origin, possibly signifying someone who creates a stir or commotion, used in modern contexts.


• Hameed: Praiseworthy; an Arabic name signifying someone who is commendable or deserving of praise, adopted in various cultures.


• Hamen: The rain; a modern name that may signify life-giving water or nourishment from the heavens.


• Hamer: Hammer; an English occupational surname that signifies a maker or user of hammers, used as a first name in modern contexts.


• Hamid: Praising, commendable; an Arabic name signifying someone who is thankful or praiseworthy, often used in modern contexts.


• Hamill: Scarred; an English surname that signifies someone with a mark or distinction, used as a first name in modern contexts.


• Hamilton: Beautiful mountain; an English name that signifies someone from a noble or picturesque hill, used in modern contexts.


• Hammad: Praising (God); an Arabic name signifying devotion and the act of giving praise, adopted in various cultures.


• Hammer: Maker; an English occupational surname that signifies someone who shapes or forges with a hammer, used as a first name in modern contexts.


• Hammett: Village, home; an English surname that signifies someone from a small settlement or homestead, used as a first name in modern contexts.


• Hammon: Home; an English surname that signifies someone from a place of residence or safety, used as a first name in modern contexts.


• Hamon: Home; a variant of "Hammon," signifying a place of residence or safety, used in modern contexts.


• Hampton: Home settlement; an English name that signifies someone from a village or community associated with a homestead, used in modern contexts.


• Han: Lord, ruler; a name of Korean origin, signifying someone with authority or command, used in modern contexts.


• Hanai: Adopted; a name of Hawaiian origin, signifying someone who is chosen or brought into a family, used in modern contexts.


• Hanale: Lord of malice; a name of Hawaiian origin, signifying someone with a strong or powerful nature, used in modern contexts.


• Hanam: Gift; a modern name that may signify something given with generosity and kindness.


• Hananel: Gift of God; a name of Hebrew origin, signifying a blessing or present bestowed by the divine, used in various cultures.


• Hanan: Compassionate; an Arabic name signifying someone who is merciful or empathetic, often used in modern contexts.


• Hananja: Gift of God; a variant of "Hananel," signifying a blessing or present given by the divine, used in modern contexts.


• Hanbal: Pristine; a name of Arabic origin, signifying purity or cleanliness, used in modern contexts.


• Hanford: High ford; an English name that signifies someone from a river crossing at a high point, used in modern contexts.


• Hang: Moon; a name of Vietnamese origin, signifying the celestial body that illuminates the night, used in modern contexts.


• Hani: Happy, delighted; an Arabic name signifying joy and contentment, often used in modern contexts.


• Hanif: True believer; an Arabic name signifying someone who is devout or sincerely religious, used in modern contexts.


• Hanish: God of weather; a modern name that may signify someone with a commanding or influential nature.


• Hank: Home ruler; a diminutive of "Henry," signifying a leader or one who is in charge, used in modern contexts.


• Hannes: God is gracious; a name of Hebrew origin, signifying the benevolence or mercy of the divine, used in various cultures.


• Hannibal: Grace of Baal; a name of Phoenician origin, signifying favor or blessing associated with the ancient deity, used in modern contexts.


• Hanniel: Grace of God; a name of Hebrew origin, signifying the kindness or favor bestowed by the divine, used in various cultures.


• Hanno: Gift from God; a name of Germanic origin, signifying a blessing or present given by the divine, used in modern contexts.


• Hanoch: Dedicated; a name of Hebrew origin, signifying commitment or consecration, used in various cultures.


• Hans: God is gracious; a name of German origin, signifying the benevolence or mercy of the divine, used in modern contexts.


• Hansel: God has been gracious; a diminutive of "Hans," signifying the kindness or favor of the divine, used in modern contexts.


• Hanson: Son of Hans; an English name that signifies the offspring of someone named Hans, used in modern contexts.


• Hanu: Short for Hanuman, a divine figure in Hindu mythology known for his strength and devotion; signifies power and loyalty.


• Hanuman: A central character in the Indian epic Ramayana and devotee of Lord Rama; signifies devotion, strength, and righteousness.


• Hanumant: Another name for Hanuman, representing the same qualities of unwavering devotion and immense strength.


• Hanup: Light or radiance; a modern name that signifies brightness and clarity.


• Hanurag: Radiant love; a modern name that combines light and affection, signifying a warm and loving nature.


• Hanush: Graceful and handsome; a modern name that signifies someone with charming attributes.


• Hanvesh: Very soft mind; a modern name that implies gentleness and a kind disposition.


• Hanyu: Swan; a name signifying grace and beauty, often used in modern contexts.


• Hanzal: Gooseberry tree; a name of Arabic origin used in various cultures, representing growth and nourishment.


• Hanzila: Road, path; a modern name that signifies direction and journey through life.


• Hanumanth: Another variant of Hanuman, representing the same qualities of devotion, strength, and noble character.


• Hanumesh: A modern name combining Hanuman with Ish, which means God; it signifies a divine connection or one who is blessed by the strength of Hanuman.


• Hanz: God is gracious; a variant of "Hans," signifying the benevolence or mercy of the divine, used in modern contexts.


• Hanzila: Pond or water reservoir; a name of Arabic origin, signifying a source of life and sustenance, used in modern contexts.


• Hao: Good, perfect; a name of Chinese origin, signifying excellence or virtue, used in modern contexts.


• Haq: Truth, right; an Arabic name signifying honesty or justice, often used in modern contexts.


• Haqqi: A truthful person; derived from "Haq," signifying someone who is honest and just, used in modern contexts.


• Har: Mountain; a name of Norse origin, signifying elevation and strength, used in modern contexts.


• Harac: From the ancient chariot; a modern name that may signify movement or progress.


• Haracha: Fierce like fire; a modern name that may signify someone with a passionate or intense nature.


• Haradon: Lord of the mountain; a modern name that may signify leadership and resilience.


• Harak: One who delights; a name of Arabic origin, signifying joy or pleasure, used in modern contexts.


• Haram: Sacred, forbidden; an Arabic name signifying something that is holy or set apart, often used in modern contexts.


• Harbin: Glorious warrior; a name of German origin, signifying someone who is distinguished in battle, used in modern contexts.


• Harbour: A safe haven; an English name signifying a place of shelter or refuge, used in modern contexts.


• Harcourt: Fortified farm; an English name that signifies someone from a protected homestead, used in modern contexts.


• Hardas: Servant of God; a Punjabi Sikh name that reflects devotion and service to the divine.


• Harden: Valley of the hares; an English name that signifies someone from a place frequented by these animals, used in modern contexts.


• Hardik: Full of love; a Hindu name that signifies heartfelt feelings and affection.


• Harding: Son of the hard one; an English name that signifies the offspring of someone strong or resilient, used in modern contexts.


• Hardwin: Brave friend; an English name that signifies a companion who is courageous and loyal, used in modern contexts.


• Hardy: Bold, brave; an English name signifying someone who is robust and strong, used in modern contexts.


• Hareem: Sacred; an Arabic name signifying something that is holy or revered, often used in modern contexts.


• Harendra: A compound of "Indra," the Hindu god of the sky and rain; signifies a powerful and divine presence.


• Hari: God Vishnu; a widely revered deity in Hinduism, the name implies purity and salvation.


• Haridas: Servant of God; a name often used in Hindu and Bengali cultures, denoting devotion to the divine.


• Haridwar: A sacred city in Hinduism, the name means 'Gateway to God' and signifies spiritual beginnings and divine passage.


• Harigopal: Lord Krishna; a blend of Hari (Vishnu) and Gopal (Krishna), symbolizing the protective and nurturing aspects of God in Hindu culture.


• Harikanth: Dear to Indra; signifies someone who is as precious as the gods, often used in Hindu culture.


• Harikiran: Rays of God; signifies enlightenment and divine radiance, commonly used in Hindu culture.


• Harikishan: Another name for Lord Krishna; signifies a divine figure known for his wisdom and playful spirit.


• Harikrish: Shortened form of Harikrishna, representing joy, compassion, and divine connection with Lord Krishna.


• Harikrishna: A combination of Hari (a name for Lord Vishnu) and Krishna; signifies a deep connection with the divine figures in Hinduism, representing joy and compassion.


• Harilal: Son of Hari; in Hindu culture, this name signifies someone who is as cherished as a child by the god Vishnu.


• Harimaksh: One with eyes like Lord Vishnu; signifies someone with perceptive and wise vision, inspired by the deity's qualities.


• Harim: Protected by Hari (God); signifies divine safeguarding and care in Hindu culture.


• Hariman: Powerful like God; a name signifying strength and influence, often associated with the divine power in Hindu culture.


• Harimandir: A temple of God; signifies a sacred place, often associated with worship and spirituality in Hindu culture.


• Harimohan: One who attracts God; signifies a person of captivating beauty or charm that appeals to the divine.


• Harin: Pure; a Hindu name that signifies someone who is unblemished and virtuous.


• Harinaam: Name of the Lord; a Hindu name that reflects devotion and worship of the divine.


• Harinaksh: Lord Shiva; a Hindu name that signifies the powerful and benevolent aspects of Shiva.


• Harinarayan: Lord Vishnu; a Hindu name that combines the qualities of Vishnu with the majesty of a king.


• Harinath: Lord Vishnu; another name for the deity, emphasizing guidance and care as per Hindu beliefs.


• Haringan: Destroyer of God's enemies; signifies a protector who defends the divine and upholds righteousness, used in Hindu culture.


• Harinder: Lord; a Punjabi Sikh name that combines the divine aspect with leadership and might.


• Harindra: A tree; a Hindu name that signifies strength, stability, and growth.


• Haringan: Destroyer of God's enemies; signifies a protector and defender of righteousness in Hindu culture.


• Harinitha: Carried by Hari (God); signifies someone who is supported by the divine, used in Hindu culture.


• Haripal: Protector of Hari; a name that signifies guardianship and devotion to Lord Vishnu in Hindu culture.


• HariPrasad: Blessed by Lord Vishnu; in Hindu culture, it represents a divine gift or grace from the god.


• Haripreet: Beloved of God; signifies someone who is dear to the divine, reflecting love and devotion in Sikh and Hindu traditions.


• Haripreet: Beloved of gods; a Punjabi Sikh name that signifies someone cherished by the divine.


• Hariraj: King of lions; signifies a commanding and noble presence, often associated with leadership and strength.


• Hariram: Lord Rama; a name that signifies adherence to the virtues and the idealism represented by the epic hero in Hindu culture.


• Haris: Protector; signifies someone who guards and safeguards, used in various cultures.


• Harisai: Lord Sai; signifies devotion to Sai Baba, a spiritual leader revered in Hinduism, symbolizing universal love and peace.


• Harish: Lord Shiva; signifies the auspicious and powerful aspects of the deity, used in Hindu culture.


• Harisankar: Lord Shiva; combines the divine elements of Hari and Shankar, symbolizing a fusion of preservation and destruction within the Hindu pantheon.


• Harisharan: Protected by God; signifies someone who seeks shelter in the divine, reflecting trust and faith in Sikh and Hindu traditions.


• Harisimran: Remembrance of God; a name used in Sikh culture that signifies meditation on and devotion to the divine.


• Harisaran: Refuge in Hari; a name signifying protection and solace found in the divine, often used in Hindu culture.


• Hariram: Lord Rama; a Hindu name that signifies the virtuous and heroic aspects of the deity.


• Harish: Lord Shiva; a Hindu name signifying the auspicious and powerful nature of the deity.


• Harit: Green; a name symbolizing nature, vitality, and growth, often used in Hindu culture.


• Harith: Cultivator, plowman; an Arabic name symbolizing someone who works the land and symbolizes growth and sustenance.


• Harithik: From the heart; a modern name implying sincerity and genuine emotion.


• Harivamsh: Belonging to the family of Hari (God); signifies noble lineage and divine heritage, used in Hindu culture.


• Harivansh: Family of Hari; signifies lineage or descent from the god Vishnu, representing heritage and divine connection in Hindu culture.


• Harivansha: Related to the family of Hari (Lord Vishnu); a name signifying noble lineage and divine heritage, used in Hindu culture.


• Harjeet: Victorious through God's grace; a Punjabi Sikh name that reflects triumph and success bestowed by the divine.


• Harjeevan: One who lives a God-oriented life; signifies a person living with divine guidance and purpose, used in Sikh culture.


• Harjinder: Life of God; signifies a divine existence or one blessed by the deity, used in Sikh culture.


• Harjit: Winner; a Punjabi Sikh name that signifies victory and accomplishment.


• Harjot: God's light; a Punjabi Sikh name signifying enlightenment and guidance from the divine.


• Harkanwal: God's beloved; signifies someone who is cherished by the divine, used in Sikh culture.


• Harkiran: Ray of God's light; signifies hope and illumination from the divine, commonly used in Sikh culture.


• Harkrishan: A name for Lord Krishna; signifies joy, playfulness, and divine wisdom.


• Harlakshmi: Wealth of God; signifies prosperity and good fortune bestowed by the divine, used in Hindu culture.


• Harman: Everybody's beloved; a Punjabi Sikh name that signifies someone who is cherished by all.


• Harmehar: God's grace; signifies divine kindness and blessings, used in Sikh culture.


• Harmendra: Moon; a Hindu name that signifies calmness, serenity, and a cool demeanor, similar to the qualities of the moon.


• Harmesh: Gods; a modern name that may signify someone who is divine or connected to the gods.


• Harmilan: Union with God; signifies a spiritual oneness or connection with the divine, used in Sikh culture.


• Harminder: House of God; synonymous with the Golden Temple in Amritsar, signifies a sacred and holy place, used in Sikh culture.


• Harmohan: Attractive like God; signifies someone with divine beauty or charm, used in Hindu culture.


• Harnam: Love of God's name; a Punjabi Sikh name that signifies devotion and reverence towards the divine.


• Harnish: Remove the night and spread the light; a modern name that signifies enlightenment and the dispelling of ignorance.


• Haroon: Hope; an Urdu name with Biblical origins, also used in modern contexts, signifying aspiration and expectation.


• Harpal: One protected by God; a Punjabi Sikh name that conveys security and guardianship under divine watch.


• Harpreet: Love of God; a Punjabi Sikh name that embodies affection and devotion to the divine.


• Harpuneet: Pure Love of God; signifies a sanctified and devoted love for the divine, used in Sikh culture.


• Harsh: Happiness; signifies joy and cheerfulness, commonly used in Hindu and modern contexts.


• Harsha: Happiness; a name used in Hindu and modern cultures, signifying joy and pleasure.


• Harsal: Joyful; a modern name that suggests happiness and delight.


• Harshal: Glad; a modern name denoting cheerfulness and contentment.


• Harshad: One who gives joy; a Hindu name that signifies someone who brings happiness to others.


• Harshavardhan: Increaser of joy; signifies someone who brings greater happiness into the world, used in Hindu culture.


• Harseerat: God's wisdom; a Punjabi Sikh name reflecting the pursuit of divine knowledge and understanding.


• Harshil: Joyful, charming; a modern name that suggests delight and attractiveness.


• Harshit: Joyful, happy; signifies someone who is always in high spirits, used in Hindu culture.


• Harshiv: Lord Shiva; a Hindu name combining joy with the reverence of the deity, signifying auspiciousness and bliss.


• Harshul: Cheerful; a modern name implying someone who is full of happiness and positivity.


• Harshvardhan: Creator of joy; a Hindu name that signifies one who increases happiness and delight.


• Hartej: Radiance of God; a Punjabi Sikh name that implies divine brilliance and glory.


• Hartik: Affectionate; a modern name suggesting warmth and love.


• Harun: Lofty; of Arabic origin, used in various cultures, the name signifies elevation and exaltation.


• Harveer: Warrior of God; a Punjabi Sikh name that symbolizes bravery and strength under divine inspiration.


• Harvinder: Lord of the gods; signifies a divine rule or authority, used in Sikh culture.


• Harvir: Brave as God; signifies courage and valor associated with the divine, used in Sikh culture.


• Harvish: A modern name, possibly signifying inspiration or enlightenment.


• Harward: Guardian of the army; signifies leadership and protection, used in modern contexts.


• Harwin: Friend in war; signifies loyalty and companionship in difficult times, used in modern contexts.


• Harwood: From the hare's forest; signifies someone associated with nature and wilderness, used in modern contexts.


• Haryaksh: Eyes like a lion; signifies someone with a powerful and commanding gaze, used in Hindu culture.


• Haryashva: One with horse-like speed; signifies swiftness and agility, used in Hindu culture.


• Haryashva: One with horse-like speed; signifies swiftness and agility, used in Hindu culture.


• Haryshva: Another variant of Haryashva, with the same meaning.


• Harzadan: A modern name, potentially signifying someone who is generous and giving.


• Hasan: Handsome; of Arabic origin, used in various cultures, the name suggests beauty and attractiveness.


• Hashim: Destroyer of evil; an Arabic name used in various cultures, signifying one who eradicates negativity.


• Hasit: Happy; a Hindu name denoting joy and laughter.


• Hassan: Good, handsome; an Arabic name that signifies someone who is attractive and possesses good qualities.


• Hasti: Existence; a Hindu name that signifies being or reality.


• Hasya: Laughter; a Hindu name denoting joyfulness and a sense of humor.


• Havan: A fire ritual; a Hindu name signifying a sacred ceremony that is performed to invoke divine blessings.


• Havish: Fire; signifies energy, purity, and transformation, commonly associated with Vedic sacrifices in Hindu culture.


• Havishmati: The river mentioned in the Rig Veda; signifies sacredness and life-giving properties, used in Hindu culture.


• Havya: Fit to be invoked; signifies someone who is worthy of respect and honor, used in Hindu culture.


• Hayagriva: A deity with a horse's head in Hindu mythology; signifies knowledge and wisdom.


• Hayat: Life; signifies existence and vitality, used in various cultures.


• Hayden: Hedged valley; signifies someone from a protected or enclosed area, used in modern contexts.


• Hayder: Lion; of Arabic origin, signifies bravery and strength, often associated with Imam Ali in Shia Islam.


• Hayes: From the hedged place; signifies someone associated with protection and enclosure, used in modern contexts.


• Haytham: Young hawk; signifies someone with keen vision and swiftness, used in various cultures.


• Hazin: Sad, melancholic; signifies someone with deep emotional depth, used in various cultures.


• Heath: Untended land where shrubs grow; signifies someone from a wild or natural place, used in modern contexts.


• Heaven: The abode of God; signifies divinity and transcendence, used in modern contexts.


• Heer: Diamond; signifies something precious and valuable, used in Punjabi Sikh culture.


• Heerak: Diamond; signifies brilliance and strength, used in Hindu culture.


• Heeram: Lord of the diamonds; signifies someone with a regal and valuable character, used in modern contexts.


• Heet: Well-being, welfare; signifies someone concerned with the good of others, used in Hindu culture.


• Heetraj: King of well-wishers; signifies someone who rules with benevolence and care, used in Hindu culture.


• Hem: Gold; signifies wealth and preciousness, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemadri: Mountain of gold; signifies prosperity and abundance, symbolic of a precious entity in Hindu culture.


• Hemal: Golden; signifies someone precious and cherished, used in Hindu culture.


• Heman: Golden yellow or made of gold; signifies someone valuable and radiant, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemang: One with a shining body; signifies someone with a luminous and radiant personality, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemant: One of the six seasons of India, representing early winter; symbolizes transition and beauty, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemanth: A season in India, typically representing the onset of winter; signifies change and the beauty of transition, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemaraj: King of gold; signifies wealth, splendor, and leadership, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemavat: Blessed with gold; signifies someone fortunate, prosperous, and wealthy, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemchand: Golden moon; another variant of Hemchandra, emphasizing the beauty and serenity of the moon, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemchandra: Golden moon; signifies someone with a gentle and prosperous nature, used in Hindu and Jain cultures.


• Hemdev: Lord of wealth; signifies a deity associated with prosperity and abundance, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemendra: Lord of gold; signifies someone with a rich and prosperous nature, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemendu: Golden moon; another name that signifies beauty, calmness, and prosperity, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemen: The king of gold; signifies someone with regal qualities and valuable attributes, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemil: Gold; signifies wealth, value, and purity, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemish: Lord of the earth; signifies someone with dominion and strength, used in modern contexts.


• Hemkant: Golden; signifies someone precious and valuable, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemkesh: Gold-haired; signifies someone with a bright and attractive appearance, used in modern contexts.


• Hemkrish: Golden Krishna; signifies a divine connection with wealth and beauty, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemnath: Lord of wealth; signifies someone who rules over prosperity and abundance, used in Hindu culture.


• Hempushp: Golden flower; signifies beauty, fragility, and preciousness, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemraj: King of gold; signifies someone with wealth, leadership, and power, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemrishi: Sage of gold; signifies someone with wisdom and precious knowledge, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemsagar: Ocean of gold; signifies vast wealth and depth, akin to the expansiveness of the sea, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemshankar: Lord Shiva; signifies the god associated with transcendence and auspiciousness, used in Hindu culture.


• Hemshikhar: Peak of gold; signifies the highest point of achievement and success, often used in Hindu culture.


• Hemul: Cloudy; signifies someone with a deep and possibly mysterious nature, used in modern contexts.


• Hemvadan: Golden speech; signifies eloquence and valuable communication, used in Hindu culture.


• Hena: A flower; signifies beauty and simplicity, often used in modern contexts.


• Henas: A name signifying charm and appeal, used in modern contexts.


• Hendra: A name signifying leadership and power, used in modern contexts.


• Henil: Foamy; signifies someone with a light and airy personality, used in modern contexts.


• Henit: A name that signifies someone who leads the way or is a pioneer, used in modern contexts.

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Heramb: Another name for Lord Ganesh; in Hindu culture, it signifies wisdom and intellect.

• Heramba: Another name for Lord Ganesh; signifies someone with great strength and a protective nature, used in Hindu culture.


• Herin: A modern name, possibly signifying a strong and noble character.


• Herish: Lord Krishna; signifies the joyous and playful aspects of the deity, used in Hindu culture.


• Herit: Inheritance; signifies something that is passed down through generations, used in modern contexts.


• Herman: Soldier; signifies someone strong and brave, often used in modern contexts.


• Hermesh: A modern name that could be associated with Hermes, the Greek messenger god, signifying speed and eloquence.


• Heron: A bird; signifies grace and watchfulness, as herons are known for their stillness and focus, used in modern contexts.


• Herry: A modern, diminutive form of Henry, meaning "home ruler"; signifies leadership and authority.


• Hersh: Joy; signifies someone who brings happiness, used in modern contexts.


• Heshal: A modern name, possibly signifying someone with a dynamic and lively personality.


• Het: Love; signifies affection and warmth, used in Hindu culture.


• Hetaksh: Existence of love; signifies someone who personifies love and caring, used in modern contexts.


• Hetal: Cheerful, full of love; signifies someone who is joyful and loving, used in modern contexts.


• Hethansh: A part of love; signifies someone who contributes to or embodies affection, used in modern contexts.


• Hetarth: Distributing love; signifies someone who gives affection and care, used in Hindu culture.


• Hetraj: Ruler of love; signifies someone who leads with love and kindness, used in modern contexts.


• Hetav: One who has a love for the world; signifies someone with a universal love and compassion, used in Hindu culture.


• Hetvik: Lord of love; signifies someone who rules over affection and care, used in Hindu culture.


• Hetwas: One who showers love; signifies someone who is generous with their affection, used in Hindu culture.


• Heyan: Horse; signifies someone with strength and freedom, used in modern contexts.


• Heyman: Gold; signifies something as valuable and precious as gold, used in modern contexts.


• Hiam: A modern name, possibly signifying passion and enthusiasm.


• Hian: A modern name, potentially signifying light or illumination.


• Hiansh: A modern name that may represent a part of something greater or a piece of a larger whole.


• Hidaayat: Guidance; signifies someone who provides direction or leads the way, used in modern contexts.


• Hidayat: Instruction; signifies someone who teaches or imparts wisdom, used in modern contexts.


• Hillol: Waves; signifies someone with a dynamic and lively nature, used in modern contexts.


• Himadri: Peak of snow; signifies purity and majesty, associated with the Himalayas in Hindu culture.


• Himaadri: Snow mountain; signifies purity and majesty, associated with the Himalayas in Hindu culture.


• Himanshu: The moon; a name used in Hindu culture, symbolizing calmness and serenity.


• Himaanshu: Moon; signifies calmness and serenity, used in Hindu culture.


• Himaansu: Chilled moon; signifies coolness and tranquility, used in Hindu culture.


• Himaghna: The sun; signifies warmth and the dispelling of cold, used in Hindu culture.


• Himakar: The moon; signifies coolness and the serenity of the night sky, used in Hindu culture.


• Himaksh: Lord Shiva; signifies the god associated with the Himalayas and meditation, used in Hindu culture.


• Himal: Icy, frosty; signifies someone with a refreshing and cool demeanor, used in modern contexts.


• Himalay: Abode of snow; another name for the Himalayan mountain range, signifying grandeur and endurance, used in Hindu culture.


• Himachal: The Himalayas; signifies strength and permanence, used in Hindu culture.


• Himadri: Peak of snow; another name for the Himalayas, signifying height and purity, used in Hindu culture.


• Himaghna: The sun; signifies warmth and illumination, used in Hindu culture.


• Himaksh: Lord Shiva; signifies the god associated with the Himalayas and meditation, used in Hindu culture.


• Himakshay: Destroyer of snow; signifies someone who has the power to transform or change, used in Hindu culture.


• Himal: Cool, frosty; signifies calmness and a refreshing nature, used in modern contexts.


• Himalay: Mountain range; another name for the Himalayas, signifying greatness and endurance, used in Hindu culture.


• Himamshu: Part of snow; signifies coolness and a part of something pure, used in Hindu culture.


• Himan: Made of gold; signifies someone valuable and precious, used in modern contexts.


• Himank: Precious diamond; signifies someone who is valuable and strong, used in modern contexts.


• Himanse: Rising sun; signifies new beginnings and hope, used in modern contexts.


• Himantha: Another name for the Himalayas; signifies strength and stability, used in Hindu culture.


• Himanshu: Moon; signifies calmness, beauty, and a peaceful nature, used in Hindu culture.


• Himansu: Chilled moon; another name for the moon, signifying coolness and tranquility, used in Hindu culture.


• Himanth: Bearer of snow; signifies someone who can carry weight and has a strong character, used in Hindu culture.


• Himanyu: Ice; signifies someone who is cool and composed, used in modern contexts.


• Himarashmi: Sunbeam; signifies warmth and light, used in modern contexts.


• Himavat: Personification of the Himalayas; signifies grandeur and majesty, used in Hindu culture.


• Himesh: Lord Shiva; signifies the god associated with the Himalayas and meditation, used in Hindu culture.


• Himil: Cold, frosty; signifies someone with a refreshing and cool demeanor, used in modern contexts.


• Himish: Lord Shiva; another name for the deity, emphasizing the auspiciousness and serenity associated with him, used in Hindu culture.


• Himmat: Courage; signifies bravery and determination, used in Sikh and Hindu cultures.


• Himnish: Lord Shiva; signifies the god associated with the Himalayas and meditation, used in Hindu culture.


• Himraj: King of snow; signifies someone who is majestic and pure, like the Himalayas, used in Hindu culture.


• Himshikhar: Peak of snow; signifies the highest point of purity and majesty, used in Hindu culture.


• Himvant: Endowed with snow; signifies someone with a pure and majestic nature, used in Hindu culture.


• Hinal: Lord of wealth; signifies someone with prosperity and abundance, used in Hindu culture.


• Hinesh: King of Henna; signifies someone who is regal and distinctive, used in modern contexts.


• Hinansh: A part of snow; signifies someone who is cool and composed, used in modern contexts.


• Himachal: The Himalayas; signifies strength, permanence, and majesty, used in Hindu culture.


• Himmat: Courage or determination; signifies someone who is brave and resolute, used in Punjabi Sikh and Hindu cultures.


• Hiran: Gold; signifies wealth, value, and preciousness, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiranmay: Made of gold; signifies someone precious and valued, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiranya: A precious metal, often gold; signifies wealth and prosperity, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiranyadhanu: Father of Eklavya in the Indian epic Mahabharata; signifies a connection to the rich heritage and stories of Hindu culture.


• Hiranyak: Name of a Daitya king; signifies someone with power and might, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiranyan: Golden; signifies someone who is precious and valuable, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiranyaksha: Name of a Daitya (demon) in Hindu mythology; signifies someone with formidable strength and ambition, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiral: Wealthy; signifies someone with prosperity and good fortune, used in modern contexts.


• Hiranmay: Made of gold; signifies someone precious and valued, used in Hindu culture.


• Hirdai: Heart; signifies someone who is central to emotions and affection, used in modern contexts.


• Hirdesh: Heart's place; signifies someone who holds a significant emotional place, used in modern contexts.


• Hiren: Lord of the diamonds; signifies someone with a valuable and strong character, used in modern contexts.


• Hirendra: Lord of diamonds; signifies someone with wealth, beauty, and strength, used in modern contexts.


• Hirenbhai: Diamond brother; signifies someone who is precious and cherished like a sibling, used in modern contexts.


• Hirish: Lord Vishnu; signifies the god's protective and caring nature, used in Hindu culture.


• Hiresh: King of gems; signifies someone with a regal and valuable presence, used in modern contexts.


• Hirithik: From the heart; signifies sincerity and genuine emotion, used in modern contexts.


• Hitakar: One who wishes well; signifies someone who is benevolent and caring, used in Hindu culture.


• Hitakrit: Well-wisher; signifies someone who desires the best for others, used in Hindu culture.


• Hitansh: A well-wisher; similar to Hitakrit, signifies someone with benevolence and kindness, used in Hindu culture.


• Hitanshu: Well-wisher; another name that implies benevolence and a caring nature, used in Hindu culture.


• Hitarth: One who wishes good for everyone; signifies generosity and kindness, used in Hindu culture.


• Homesh: The name suggests a connection to the Hindu ritual of homa, a sacred fire ceremony; signifies spirituality and devotion.


• Honhar: A bright and promising individual; in Punjabi Sikh culture, this name signifies someone who is distinguished and has a bright future.


• Honey: Sweet; used in modern contexts, this name signifies someone who is delightful or cherished.


• Hoop: Hope; a modern name expressing optimism and the expectation of positive outcomes.


• Horish: The Sun; in Hindu culture, signifies warmth, energy, and the sustainer of life.


• Hoshang: A wise person; of Persian origin, it signifies intelligence and enlightenment.


• Hoshil: A modern name that may imply aspiration and inspiration.


• Hotri: A priest; in Hindu culture, signifies one who conducts the sacred fire ritual or yajna, embodying spirituality and guidance.


• Hradha: One with a pure heart; signifies innocence and purity of emotions, used in Hindu culture.


• Hraday: Heart; signifies the center of emotions and life, used in modern contexts.


• Hriday: Heart; a name used in Hindu culture, denoting someone who is central to one's life and affections.


• Hridayanath: Lord of the heart; a Hindu name that implies someone who is beloved and cherished.


• Hridayesh: King of hearts; signifies someone who is loved by all or has a commanding presence in matters of affection, used in Hindu culture.


• Hridhaan: One with a great heart; a modern name suggesting generosity and warmth.


• Hridik: Lord of the heart; signifies someone who rules over emotions and is deeply loved, used in Hindu culture.


• Hridyanshu: Light from the heart; similar to Hridayanshu, signifies warmth and illumination coming from within.


• Hridayanshu: Light from the heart; signifies someone who is warm-hearted and illuminating, used in Hindu culture.


• Hritik: From the heart; a modern name that signifies honesty and emotion.


• Hrithik: From the heart; signifies someone who is sincere and speaks from the soul, used in modern contexts
• Hrithvik: Priest, someone who works with fire rituals; signifies a spiritual guide or religious practitioner in Hindu culture.


• Hritvik: Another variant of Hrithvik; also signifies a spiritual leader or one who conducts sacred ceremonies.


• Hritish: Lord of heart; signifies someone who commands love and affection, used in Hindu culture.


• Hriman: Wealthy; signifies prosperity and abundance, used in modern contexts.


• Hrishabh: Morality; signifies someone who is righteous and has high ethical standards, used in Hindu culture.


• Hrishikesh: Name of Lord Vishnu; signifies someone who controls the senses and thus is a master of themselves, used in Hindu culture.


• Hrishit: Joyful, who brings happiness; signifies an individual who spreads joy, used in modern contexts.


• Hrishul: Happiness; signifies someone who exudes joy and positivity, used in modern contexts.


• Hrutvik: Variation of Hrithvik; maintains the same spiritual and religious connotations.


• Hryday: Variant of Hriday; signifies the emotional center and essence of life, used in modern contexts.


• Hrydesh: Variant of Hridayesh; signifies someone who is a king or leader in matters of the heart.


• Huber: Bright mind; used in modern contexts, this name signifies intelligence and clarity of thought.


• Hudhaifa: Old Arabic name; signifies someone who is noble or has an ancient lineage.


• Hugan: Young; signifies youth, vibrancy, and the beginning stages of life, used in modern contexts.


• Hulas: Joy; signifies happiness and contentment, used in modern contexts.


• Humaayu: Blessed; signifies someone who is fortunate and carries divine grace, used in modern contexts.


• Humaid: Praised; signifies someone who is commendable and well-regarded, used in modern contexts.


• Humam: Courageous and generous; signifies bravery and a giving nature, used in modern contexts.


• Hunar: Skill or talent; signifies someone with artistic or other abilities, used in modern contexts.


• Hurditya: Joyful sun; signifies warmth, energy, and happiness, used in modern contexts.


• Husnain: Pure in the eyes; signifies purity and innocence, used in modern contexts.


• Husni: Good or beautiful; signifies someone with positive attributes or attractiveness, used in modern contexts.


• Hutashan: Fire; signifies energy, transformation, and purification, used in Hindu culture.


• Huzayl: A companion of Prophet Muhammad; signifies someone who is a friend or associate, used in modern contexts.


• Hvishka: A modern name that may imply happiness or joyfulness.


• Hyma: Lord Vishnu; signifies the protective and sustaining force of the universe, used in Hindu culture.


• Hymavath: Blessed with snow; signifies purity and a pristine nature, reminiscent of the snow-capped Himalayas, used in Hindu culture.


• Hyman: Life; signifies vitality and existence, used in modern contexts.


• Hymesh: A variant of Himanshu, meaning moon; signifies calmness and a serene presence, used in Hindu culture.

Each name in this list provides a variety of meaningful options that reflect the rich cultural heritage and values of Hindu, Punjabi Sikh, Bengali, Jain, and modern influences. These names are selected for their significance and potential to provide a positive start to a baby boy's life.