Haley/Hayley: This name, of Norse origin meaning "hero," conveys an image of a modern, mischievous girl with dark hair, reminiscent of a mischievous boy. She is smart, lively, and full of high spirits, perhaps with a touch of mischief.
Halley/Hallie: A variant of Haley, this name suggests an image of a cute, short-haired blonde girl who is fun-loving and slightly shy.
Hannah/Hanna: Of Hebrew origin meaning "grace," this name evokes images of tradition and an old-world charm. It might suit a tall woman with a robust build, a black singer, or a wealthy snob.
Happy: The name means "happy" in English and immediately brings to mind a cheerful and outgoing personality. It's a fun name that reflects its bearer's happiness.
Harriet: From Old French meaning "chieftain," Harriet has various images associated with it: an unattractive, dull, hard worker; a friendly, lively, air-headed extrovert; or a spoiled, prim wealthy person.
Hattie: A diminutive of Harriet and Henrietta, Hattie is seen as a chubby, friendly, motherly figure who is sweet and likable.
Hazel: Derived from Old English, meaning "hazel wood; authority," Hazel is associated with a short, plump, older woman in shabby clothes, who is diligent, kind-hearted, and a bit eccentric.
Stephanie: From Greek origin meaning "crown," Stephanie is often imagined as a thin, beautiful, and gentle woman, who is mature and self-centered—perhaps a model. Some view her as charitable.
