| Hubed | Derived from 'Hubad', meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate' |
| Hudaa | Derived from 'Huda', meaning 'guidance' or 'direction' |
| Hudayfa | Derived from 'Hudayfah', meaning 'one who is guided' |
| Hudhayfa | Derived from 'Hudhayfah', meaning 'one who is guided' |
| Hudhayfah Hujayyah | The father of Ajlah bin Abdullah was so called |
| Hugheen | Derived from 'Hugheen', meaning 'one who is blessed' |
| Hujaf | Derived from 'Hujaf', meaning 'one who is guided' |
| Hujaifa | Derived from 'Hujayfa', meaning 'one who is guided' |
| HujjatulIslam | Meaning 'proof of Islam' or 'sign of Islam' |
| Hujjatullah | Meaning 'proof of God' or 'sign of God' |
| Humaidan | Derived from 'Humaidan', meaning 'one who is blessed' |
| Humayan | Derived from 'Humayun', meaning 'good fortune' or 'blessed' |
| Humerya | Derived from 'Humayra', meaning 'one who is blessed' |
| Humraan | Derived from 'Humran', meaning 'one who is blessed' |
| Hunafaa | One who are Devoted to God |
| Hurraah | Joyful or happy |
| Hurrein | Strong and powerful |
| Husen | A good and handsome individual. |
| Huss | A short form of a noble name. |
| Hussa | Gift or present |
| Hussien | A small and beautiful person. |
| Huthama | Thunder or loud noise |
| Huwairis | Gift of the Lord |
| Huzaiel | One who is swift and agile. |
| Huzaien | Gift of the Lord |
| Huzaiffa | A wise and sagacious person. |
| Huzayfa | Gift of the Lord |
| Huzer | Gift or present |
| Huziafa | One who is quick and clever. |
| Hwas | Gift or present |
| Hydan | Gift or present |
| Hyden | Gift or present |
| Hyderali | Derived from Arabic, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Hyrin | Derived from Hebrew, means 'my song' or 'my melody' |
| Hyuheen | Possibly derived from Arabic, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Hyzam | Derived from Arabic, means 'peace' or 'tranquility' |
| Hyzan | Possibly derived from Arabic, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Hyzen | Derived from Hebrew, means 'my song' or 'my melody' |
| Hyzin | Possibly derived from Arabic, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Iaon | Derived from Greek, means 'violet flower' |