Girl Names Starting With H
Among the 2025 H names for girls, Harper sits on top with 6,792 registered births. The table spans ranks #16 to #1,739, down to 117 births for Huda.
| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #16 | Harper | 6,792 |
| #21 | Hazel | 6,318 |
| #56 | Hannah | 3,973 |
| #104 | Hailey | 2,556 |
| #120 | Hallie | 2,260 |
| #121 | Hadley | 2,254 |
| #190 | Haven | 1,642 |
| #276 | Harmony | 1,123 |
| #309 | Harlow | 981 |
| #334 | Hattie | 923 |
| #340 | Heidi | 894 |
| #352 | Hope | 868 |
| #363 | Helena | 841 |
| #416 | Holly | 751 |
| #418 | Harley | 748 |
| #437 | Hayden | 707 |
| #462 | Helen | 668 |
| #479 | Haisley | 643 |
| #512 | Hanna | 580 |
| #543 | Heaven | 556 |
| #550 | Holland | 550 |
| #570 | Hadassah | 529 |
| #596 | Halle | 491 |
| #613 | Halo | 477 |
| #658 | Hana | 436 |
| #842 | Hunter | 323 |
| #846 | Honey | 322 |
| #861 | Haley | 314 |
| #931 | Hadlee | 281 |
| #1,000 | Harmoni | 252 |
| #1,001 | Henley | 252 |
| #1,048 | Harlee | 237 |
| #1,073 | Harriet | 226 |
| #1,132 | Hollis | 206 |
| #1,166 | Heavenly | 199 |
| #1,171 | Hadleigh | 198 |
| #1,251 | Hayley | 179 |
| #1,264 | Heather | 177 |
| #1,313 | Hollyn | 170 |
| #1,355 | Hailee | 163 |
| #1,419 | Haylee | 153 |
| #1,452 | Hafsa | 148 |
| #1,453 | Hartley | 148 |
| #1,462 | Harlem | 147 |
| #1,480 | Hosanna | 145 |
| #1,534 | Harleigh | 138 |
| #1,614 | Honesty | 129 |
| #1,658 | Hailie | 125 |
| #1,695 | Hadassa | 121 |
| #1,739 | Huda | 117 |
Ranks are overall positions among all 2025 girl names, so gaps between rows are real. For a random shortlist, spin H girl names in the generator, or scan the full top 100 girl names.
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Source: every name, rank, and count on this page comes from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national baby-names dataset (2025 data, from Social Security card applications). It is public-domain U.S. government data; names given fewer than 5 times in a year are excluded by the SSA, spelling variants are counted separately, and the data covers U.S. births only. Full caveats on the methodology page.