Names That Mean Hill

Discover baby names meaning Hill for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Dunbar
From the fortified hill.
Scottish
Dune
From the hill or the dune.
French
Dunham
From the hill or the village on the hill.
English
Dunleigh
From the hill meadow.
English
Dunley
From the meadow on the hill.
English
Dunlope
From the brown hill or the hill fort.
English
Dunmoor
From the moorland hill.
English
Dunmoore
From the moor hill, referring to a dark or brown hill.
English
Dunstan
From the Old English elements 'dun' meaning hill and 'stan' meaning stone.
English
Dunsten
From the Old English elements 'dun' meaning hill and 'stan' meaning stone.
English
Duntan
From the town on the hill.
Scottish
Duntin
From the town on the hill.
English
Dunton
From the town on the hill.
English
Duntyn
From the town on the hill.
English
Duryea
From the oak tree hill.
English
Eadon
Hill.
Anglo-saxon
Ealhdun
Old hill or ancient fortress.
Anglo-saxon
Egmont
Edge of a hill.
Germanic
Eldon
Ella's hill.
English
Elumalai
Beautiful hills (Elu - beautiful, malai - hills).
Tamil
Emlen
From the elm tree hill.
English
Ezhumalai
Lord Murugan, the deity residing on the hill of Ezhumalai.
Tamil
Farlow
From the fern-covered hill.
English
Fearnhealh
Fern-covered hill.
Anglo-saxon
Feldon
From the field hill.
English
Feldun
From the field hill.
English
Fordel
From the ford hill.
English
Forden
From the ford hill.
Welsh
Fremont
Hill belonging to a nobleman.
French
Fyrnel
A compound name meaning 'fern hill' or 'fern slope'.
Anglo-saxon
Fyrnele
A compound name meaning 'fern hill' or 'fern slope'.
Anglo-saxon
Gable
Triangular hill.
English
Galil
Rolling hills.
Hebrew
Galila
Rolloing hills.
Hebrew
Galilah
Rolloing hills.
Hebrew
Galya
Hill, God's precious one.
Hebrew
Gavon
Hill.
Hebrew
Geba
Ditch, hill.
Hebrew
Geliloth
Hills.
Hebrew
Geva
Hill or color, derived from Hebrew giv'ah.
Hebrew
Gevah
A hilltop, a height.
Hebrew
Gibea
Hill.
Hebrew
Gibeah
Hill.
Hebrew
Gibeath
Hill.
Hebrew
Gibeon
Hill.
Hebrew
Gilead
Hill of testimony.
Hebrew
Giri
Mountain, hill, or peak.
Sanskrit
Girichandra
Moon on the mountain or moon of the hills.
Sanskrit
Givon
Hill, height, or uplifted place.
Hebrew
Glenworth
From the wooded hill.
English
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