Hariesh
From the root 'hari' meaning one who removes suffering; a compound name of...
Harikishan
Hari-Krishna; Sanskrit compound — two names of Vishnu
Harimohan
Charming like Hari; Sanskrit 'hari' + 'mohana' (charming)
Harinarayan
Hari-Narayan; Sanskrit — both names refer to Vishnu
Harinder
From the root 'hari' meaning one who removes suffering; a compound name of...
Hariom
The sacred syllable of Hari; Sanskrit 'Hari' (Vishnu/Krishna) + 'Oṃ' (sacred...
Hariram
From the root 'hari' meaning one who removes suffering; a compound name of...
Haris
Guardian, farmer
Harish
Lord Vishnu, one who removes sin
Harish
Lord Vishnu, one who removes sin
Harishankar
Hari and Shankar; Sanskrit compound of Vishnu and Shiva names
Harishchandr
Moon of Hari; Sanskrit — the legendary truthful king
Harishen
Strength of Hari; Tamil-Sanskrit 'hari' + 'cen' (strength)
Harison
Son of Hari; Sanskrit-influenced 'hari' + 'suta' (son)
Harjeet
Victory of God; Punjabi 'har' (God/Hari) + 'jīt' (victory)
Harji
Beloved of the Lord; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'jī' (honorific/beloved). One who...
Harjit
God's triumph; Punjabi 'har' (God) + 'jit' (won)
Harkesh
Haired lord; Sanskrit 'Hara' (Shiva) + 'keśa' (hair). Shiva, known for his...
Harleen
Absorbed in God; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'līna' (absorbed/merged). One who is...
Harman
Dwelling of God; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'man' (mind/dwelling). One whose mind...
Harmani
The will of God; Punjabi-Sanskrit 'har' (God) + 'manī' (jewel)
Harmeet
Friend of God; Punjabi 'har' (God) + 'mīt' (friend)
Harmit
Friend of God; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'mitra' (friend). One who walks in deep...
Harnam
Name of God; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'nāma' (name). One who meditates upon and...
Harneet
Champion of God; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'nīt' (champion/virtue). One whose...
Harpal
God's caretaker; Punjabi 'har' (God) + 'pāl' (nurturer)
Harprasad
Grace of God; Sanskrit 'har' (Shiva/God) + 'prasāda' (grace)
Harpreet
One who loves God, God's beloved
Harsh
Joy, happiness, delight, enthusiasm
Harshdeep
Lamp of joy; Sanskrit 'harṣa' (joy/delight) + 'dīpa' (lamp). One who...
Harshit
Filled with joy; from Sanskrit 'harṣita' (हर्षित), meaning delighted,...
Harshmeet
Friend of happiness; Sanskrit 'harṣa' (joy) + 'mitra' (friend). One who is a...
Harun
Variant of Aaron/Harun; from Hebrew/Arabic 'Hārūn' (هارون), the Prophet...
Harvans
Of Hari's lineage; Sanskrit 'Hari' (Vishnu) + 'vaṃśa' (clan/lineage). One...
Harvansh
Of God's lineage; Punjabi 'Har' (God) + 'vaṃśa' (family). One descended from...
Harvinder
Vishnu's warrior; Punjabi 'har' (God) + 'vinder' (warrior)
Harvindra
God's greatest lord; Sanskrit 'Hari' (Vishnu) + 'indra' (lord/king). Lord...
Harwindra
Variant of Harvindra; Sanskrit 'Hari' (Vishnu/God) + 'indra' (lord). The...
Hasan
Handsome, good; from Arabic 'ḥasan' meaning beautiful or good
Hasbul
From Arabic 'ḥasbunā' root; possibly 'ḥasab' (lineage/reckoning) + '-ul'....
Haseem
Handsome and well-built; from Arabic 'ḥashīm' (هاشم), the...
Haseen
Beautiful and handsome; from Arabic 'ḥasīn' (حسين, dim. of ḥasan), meaning...
Hashim
One who breaks bread; from Arabic 'Hāshim' (هاشم), great-great-grandfather...
Hashrat
Variant of Hasrat; from Arabic/Persian 'ḥasrat' (حسرت), meaning intense...
Hasibul
From the root 'hasib' meaning reckoner; a compound name of Sanskrit origin
Hasim
Decisive; from Arabic 'ḥāsim' (حاسم), meaning one who decides firmly or cuts...
Hasir
Possibly from Arabic 'ḥaṣīr' (mat/woven) or 'ḥāṣir' (gatherer). A name of...
Hassan
Handsome, good, beautiful
Frequently Asked Questions
Ethan, Lucas, Ryan, Jayden, and Nathan consistently rank among the most popular boy names. These names are widely used partly because they work across English and Chinese family contexts without requiring translation.
Consider how the name sounds in both English and your mother tongue, what it means, how it pairs with your surname, and whether it's easy to spell and pronounce. Many families also register a separate given name in a second language.
Yes - Short punchy names like Kai, Max, and Finn are gaining popularity. They're easy to say in multiple languages and hard to shorten further. However, two-syllable names remain the most popular overall.