| Habib (beloved) |
Hafiz (protected) |
Hamid (friend) |
Hamir (a raga) |
Hans (swan) |
Hanuman (the monkey
god of Ramayana) |
Hanumant (the monkey
god of Ramayana) |
Hardik (heartfelt) |
Harekrishna (Lord
Krishha) |
Harendra (Lord
Shiva) |
Haresh (Lord Krishna) |
Haridas (servant
of Krishna) |
Harigopal (Lord
Krishna) |
Harihar (Lord Vishnu) |
Harkrishna (Lord
Krishna) |
Harinarayan (Lord
Vishnu) |
Hariom (Lord Vishnu) |
Hariprasad (blessed
by Lord Krishna) |
Haritbaran (green) |
Hariram (Lord Rama) |
Harishankar (Lord
Shiva) |
Harishchandra (King
of Surya dynasty, charitable) |
Harjeet (victorious) |
Harmendra (the
moon) |
Haroon (hope) |
Harsh (happiness) |
Harshad (giver
of joy) |
Harshavardhan (creator
of joy) |
Harshil (joyful) |
Harshit (joyous) |
Harshita (joyous) |
Hashmat (glory,
joyful) |
Hasit (happy) |
Hassan (an Islamic) |
Heer (diamond) |
Hem (gold) |
Hemadri (the Himalaya) |
Hemanga (goldenbodied) |
Hemanta (early
winter) |
Hemamdar (golden
creeper) |
Hemendu (golden
moon) |
Heramba (Lord Ganesh) |
Himachal (the Himalayas) |
Himadri (Himalaya) |
Himaghna (the sun) |
Himnish (Lord Shiva) |
Himanshu (the moon) |
Himmat (courage) |
Hiranya (gold) |
Hiranmay (golden) |
Hirendra (Lord
of diamonds) |
Hitendra (well-wisher) |
Hriday (Heart) |
Hridaynath (lord
of the heart, beloved) |
Hrishikesh (Lord
Vishnu) |
Hussain (Islamic
thinker, saint) |
