This list includes 23 Mexican boy names that start with H, from “Habacuc” to “Héctor”. Use it when choosing a baby name, naming a character, or exploring family heritage.

Mexican boy names that start with H are a mix of Spanish, biblical, and indigenous origins. For example, Héctor is widely used, while Habacuc reflects biblical influence in Mexican naming.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Pronunciation, Meaning, Origin, and Notes.

Name: The given name as used in Mexico; you can scan it to find spelling and shortlist favorites.

Pronunciation: A simple guide shows how to say each name so you can hear it aloud.

Meaning: A brief definition explains a name’s meaning and cultural significance in everyday terms for easy understanding.

Origin: Notes the linguistic or cultural source, like Spanish, Nahuatl, or biblical, giving useful historical context.

Notes: Short practical details include popularity, common variants, or saint and festival associations to aid your choice.

Mexican boy names that start with H

NamePronunciationMeaningOrigin/Cultural Source
HéctorHEK-torHolding fast; steadfastGreek via Spanish
HugoHOO-goMind; spiritGermanic via Spanish
Humbertooom-BER-toBright warrior; famed warriorGermanic via Spanish
Hernánher-NAHNVariant of Hernando/Fernando; brave travelerGermanic via Spanish
Hernandoher-NAN-doVariant of Hernán; brave travelerGermanic via Spanish
Heribertoheh-ree-BER-toArmy-bright; bright warriorGermanic via Spanish
Homeroho-MEH-roAssociated with the poet HomerGreek via Spanish
HiramHEE-ramMy brother is exaltedHebrew/Biblical
Hilariohee-LAH-ree-oCheerfulLatin (Hilaris)
Higiniohee-HEE-nee-oHealthy; from HyginusLatin/Greek
Hipólitohee-POH-lee-toFreer of horsesGreek via Spanish
Horaciooh-RA-see-ohOf Horace; timekeeperLatin via Spanish
HéberHEH-berBiblical lineage; possibly “emigrant”Hebrew/Biblical
HelioHEH-lee-oSunGreek via Spanish
Heliodoroheh-lee-OH-doh-roGift of the sunGreek via Spanish
HermesER-mezMessenger godGreek via Spanish
Herculanoher-ku-LAH-noOf Hercules; strongLatin/Greek
Herminioher-MEE-nee-oFrom Roman family or Germanic rootsSpanish/Latin
Honoriooh-NOR-ee-oHonor; honoredLatin (Honorius)
Honestooh-NES-toHonest; honorableLatin/Spanish
Hubertooo-BER-toBright heart/mind (Hubert origin)Germanic via Spanish
Hazaelha-ZAH-elGod has seenHebrew/Biblical
Habacucha-ba-KOOKEmbrace; prophet nameHebrew/Biblical

Descriptions

Héctor
One of Mexico’s most popular H names; classic and widely used across generations with clear stress on É.
Hugo
Short, modern-feeling name; popular in Mexico and Latin America, easy to pronounce and timeless.
Humberto
Common in Mexico, especially among older generations; often shortened to Berto.
Hernán
Used in Mexico with historical resonance (e.g., Hernán Cortés); moderately common.
Hernando
Traditional form still used in Mexico; slightly less common than Hernán, familiar and formal.
Heriberto
Frequent in Mexico, especially older generations; often shortened to Berto or Heri.
Homero
Literary name in Mexico; moderately used and evokes classical literature.
Hiram
Biblical name occasionally used in Mexico; short, traditional, and easy to pronounce.
Hilario
Older saint name; rare today in Mexico but historically attested, with a bright meaning.
Higinio
Rare, saint-associated name found in Mexican church records; formal and uncommon now.
Hipólito
Historic and saintly name; uncommon today but attested in Mexico, formal tone.
Horacio
Used across Spanish-speaking countries; moderately common in Mexico with classical feel.
Héber
Occasional biblical name in Mexico; short and slightly modern-sounding with a stressed É.
Helio
Rare but attested in Mexico; classical, bright name that evokes the sun.
Heliodoro
Very rare and old-fashioned in Mexico; classical imagery and saintly history.
Hermes
Used as a given name in Mexico; mythological, concise, and somewhat uncommon.
Herculano
Rare, old-fashioned choice in Mexico; evokes strength and classical roots.
Herminio
Occasionally used in Mexico; traditional, somewhat rare with a formal tone.
Honorio
Saint name known in Mexico; rare today, formal and dignified.
Honesto
Virtue name found in Mexico; uncommon but straightforward and meaningful.
Huberto
Less common than Humberto but attested in Mexico; may be shortened to Berto.
Hazael
Occasional biblical name in Mexico; rare and distinctive, used by families seeking biblical ties.
Habacuc
Biblical prophet name (Habakkuk) used rarely in Mexico; unusual and historic choice.
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