| 241. | HOVNATAN(Yovnatan) | From Hebrew name Johonathan "Godgiven". It is still in use as well as the surname Hovnatanyan. |
| 242. | HOVSEP(Yovsep) | From Hebrew name Josef. The short forms are Huso, Husep, Usep, Oso, Osik, Osep, the corresponding surname is Hovsepyan. |
| 243. | HRACH | From Armenian hur "fire" and ach(k) "eye" i.e. "fiery eyes". The diminutive form is Hrachik; the corresponding surname is Hrachyan. |
| 244. | HRACHYA | From Armenian hur "fire" and ach(k) "eye"+ suffix ya i.e. "having bright eyes like fire". The female variant is Hrachuhi, the short forms are Hrach, Hrachik. |
| 245. | HRAHAT | From Armenian hur "fire" and hat "grain" i.e. "grains like fire". It can also be translated as "like fire". |
| 246. | HRANT | From the name of the planet Hrat or Hratn. |
| 247. | HRAYR | From Armenian hur "fire" and ayr "man". This name is still in use. |
| 248. | HUNAN | From Hebrew name Jona "dove". The corresponding surname is Hunanyan(see Hovnan). In dialects the forms Uno, Unan are met. |
| 249. | HUSIK | From Armenian huys "hope" + ik diminutive suffix. Thus name is in use since IV c. till now. The corresponding surname is Husikyan. |
| 250. | IGIT | From Turkish igit (yigit) "brave", "young". This name is in use since XVIII c. The corresponding surname is Igityan. |
