Houria

"Harry means "estate ruler" or "home ruler," derived from the Germanic name Henry, which combines "heim" (home) and "ric" (ruler/power)."

"Harri is a Finnish diminutive form of Harry, derived from the Germanic name Henry, which stems from the elements "heim"…"

"Hari means "lion" or "gold" and derives from Sanskrit, where it also serves as an epithet for the Hindu god…"

"Hira means "diamond" or "precious jewel" and derives from Sanskrit, where it signifies something rare and valuable."

"The name 'Heorhii' is the Ukrainian form of 'George,' meaning "farmer" or "earthworker," derived from the Greek *georgos* (γεωργός)."

"The name 'Hawier' does not have a widely recognized etymology or meaning in standard onomastic sources; it may be a…"

"The name 'Hryhorii' means "watchful" or "vigilant," derived from the Greek name *Gregorios* (Γρηγόριος), itself from the verb *gregorein* ("to…"

"The name 'Harrie' is a diminutive or variant of 'Harry', which itself derives from the Germanic name 'Heimirich', meaning "home…"

"The name 'Hooria' means "nymph of paradise" or "celestial maiden," deriving from the Arabic root *ḥ-w-r* (ح و ر) referring…"

"The given name 'Heer' primarily means "diamond" or "precious stone" in Punjabi, derived from the Sanskrit word *hīraka* (हीरक)."

"The name 'Hareer' means "silk" or "soft, smooth fabric" in Arabic, deriving from the root *ḥ-r-r* (حرر) which conveys softness…"

"The name 'Harir' means "silk" in Arabic, derived from the root *ḥ-r-r* (حرر) which relates to softness and fineness."