Gardener, from Latin "hortus."

Spanish form of Hortense, "gardener."

Little Raven.

Star.

Star child.

Dwelling, "family line," or from the surname.

Possibly inspired by "J-Hova," a nickname for rapper Jay-Z (from Jehovah).

The genus name of the Kentia palm.

Follower of Christ, Slavic form of Christina.

Chicken.

Hawk, "falcon."

Yellow, "the color."

Diminutive of Hubert or Hobb; famously the space telescope.

Lily.

Possibly from "oler" (to smell) or a place name.

Orchard, "garden."

A hill, or from the personal name Huff.

Man of Huff (Huffs man).

Tomorrow.

Chibcha moon goddess of joy, dance, and rebellion.

From Hull, a city in England, or "hill."

Human, from Latin "humanus."

The human race, "humaneness."

A traditional Andean food (steamed corn cake).

Bumblebee.

The large vehicle brand, or "one who hums."

High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (military vehicle).

To hunt, occupational surname for a hunter.

Scent, "fragrance."

Wooded hill, from a place name.

Possibly Polish, meaning unknown.

Son of Hutchin (little Hugh).

Rain falling.

Mysterious, "profound," "dark."

Bright, "shining."

Feminine form of Hyacinth.

A measure of land, or from "hide" (skin).

Grace, "wisdom."

Variant romanization of Hyeon, "wise."

Variant of Ho�ng, "yellow," "royal."

Moderation, "temperance," "balance."

Possibly a variant of Iana or a modern invention.

Violet flower.

God (Greek) or a Hawaiian valley name.

Heavenly hawk.

Lady of the water, a mermaid-like entity in Brazilian folklore.

Basque form of John, "God is gracious."

Possibly feminine form of Ib, a Danish short form of Jacob.

The long-legged wading bird, sacred in ancient Egypt.

The Spanish island in the Mediterranean.