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Names that mean home

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Home in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Home

AethelstunEnglish — "From the elfs home."AkinwoleAfrican — "Yoruba of Nigeria name meaning 'bravery enters this home.'"AkinyeleAfrican — "Valour benefits the home A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AlcinoosGreek — "Helps Odysseus return home"AmlethOld French — "Little home."AmlothiOld French — "Little home."AndrinRumantsch — "Ruler Of The Home"AnikaitHindi — "Lord of the world, Homeless, lord Shiva, lord of all"AniketHindi — "Lord of the world, Homeless, lord Shiva, lord of all"AnikethHindi — "Lord of the world, Homeless, lord Shiva, lord of all"AnraiIrish — "Variant of Einri: Rules the home."ArdaleahEnglish — "From the home lover's meadow."AyodeleAfrican — "Joy enters the home. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."BabajideAfrican — "Father is coming home"BakkarUrdu — "One who leaves early in the morning, such as a person who leaves home early for work"BarnhamEnglish — "Variant of Barnum: From the baron's home."BasyAmerican — "A homebody"BeornhamEnglish — "From the nobleman's home."BringhamOld English — "Dweller b the enclosed bridge homestead."BringhemOld English — "Dweller b the enclosed bridge homestead."BringholmOld English — "Dweller b the enclosed bridge homestead."ChalmarTeutonic — "Lord of the home."CobbhamOld English — "From the homestead near the river bend."CobhamEnglish — "From the homestead near the river bend."DenhamEnglish — "From the valley homestead."DunhamCeltic — "From the brown homestead."DunhemOld English — "From the brown homestead."DurielHebrew — "God is my home."EaluvigGaelic — "Ruler of the home."EinriIrish — "Rules the home."EllswerthEnglish — "Variant of Ellsworth: Great man's home."FilnrlIrish — "Gaelic form of Henry home ruler, ruler of an enclosure. See HENRY English Names"GharcheenHindi — "One who Realizes the Home Within"GharchetHindi — "One who Meditates on the Real Home Within"GlennworthOld English — "From the homestead in the valley."GlenworthOld English — "From the homestead in the valley."GraeghammEnglish — "From the gray home."GraehamEnglish — "From the grey home."GraehameOld English — "From the grey home."GraemOld English — "From the grey home."GraemeEnglish — "From the grey home."GrahamTeutonic — "From the grey home."GrahameScottish — "From the grey home."GrahemAnglo-Saxon — "From the grey home."GrahemeOld English — "From the grey home."GrahimOld English — "From the grey home."GrahmeOld English — "From the grey home."GrahymOld English — "From the grey home."GraiamOld English — "From the grey home."GraihamOld English — "From the grey home."GraihameOld English — "From the grey home."GrayhamOld English — "From the grey home."GrayhameOld English — "From the grey home."GrayhimOld English — "From the grey home."GrayhymOld English — "From the grey home."GreshamEnglish — "From the grassy homestead."GreyhOld English — "From the grey home."GreyhamOld English — "From the grey home."GreyhameOld English — "From the grey home."GreyhemOld English — "From the grey home."GreyhemeOld English — "From the grey home."HaimesOld French — "Little home."HamblinEnglish — "Home"HamelinEnglish — "Little home."HamesOld French — "Little home."HamilEnglish — "Little home."HamiltonScottish — "Little home."HamlanGerman — "Lover of home."HamlenGerman — "Lover of home."HamletGerman — "Home"HamlettGerman — "From the little home"HamlinTeutonic — "Home"HamlitOld French — "Little home."HamlonGerman — "Lover of home."HamlotOld French — "Little home."HamlynGerman — "Variant of Hamo: Derived from the Old German word for house or home. Also used as a surname."HammondEnglish — "Derived from the Old German word Haimund for house or home protector. A variant of Hamo used more frequently as a surname, rather than as a first name. Famous Bearer: Hammond Innes."HamnetGerman — "Derived from the Old German word 'Haimund' for house or home protector. A variant of Hamo. Famous Bearer: the son of William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway."HamoEnglish — "House or home. Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest. Also used as a surname."HamoeletGerman — "From the little home"HamonScandinavian — "Derived from the Old German word 'Haimund' for house or home protector. A variant of Hamo."HamondEnglish — "Little home."HamonyLatin — "Home"HampdenEnglish — "Little home."HamptonEnglish — "Little home."HannraoiIrish — "Variant of Einri: Rules the home."HarryeEnglish — "Variant of Harry. Home protector."HarvardEnglish — "The guardian of the home"HavardScandinavian — "Guardian of the Home"HeikkiFinnish — "Finnish form of Henry (rules the home)"HemelenTeutonic — "Home"HemmingSwedish — "Swedish form of Henry 'rules the home'."HenGerman — "Diminutive of Henry: Home or House Ruler."HendricDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendricksDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendricksonDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendriksDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendrikusDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendrixEnglish — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendryckDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendrycksDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendrykDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HendryksDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HenelieHawaiian — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HenelyHawaiian — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HenrickDutch — "Ruler of the home. A form of Henry."HenryeEnglish — "Variant of Henry. Ruler of the home."HomainAmerican — "A homebody"HomfreeTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HomfreyTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HomfroiTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HomphreeTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HomphreyTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HomphryTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumeScottish — "From th eriver island|One who loves the home"HumfreTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumfreyEnglish — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumfriTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumfridSwedish — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumfrieTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumfriedTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumphreeTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HumphreyGerman — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."HunfredoTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."InriqueSpanish — "Ruler of the home."IrnreHungarian — "One who is innocent / ruler of the home / of my words Imray, "KahailHawaiian — "Home"KahaylHawaiian — "Home"KesanHindi — "Son of ky, Home sweet home"KeshanHindi — "Son of ky, Home sweet home"KetanIndian — "Home"KsaweryBasque — "New home"KshayHindi — "Home"KunleAfrican — "Honourable home."LaithArabic — "From the barn at the homestead."LaterScandinavian — "From the barn at the homestead."LathOld Norse — "From the home with the barn."LathamTeutonic — "From the barn at the homestead."LatheOld Norse — "From the home with the barn."LatholmeOld Norse — "From the home with the barn."LathomOld Norse — "From the home with the barn."LathropEnglish — "From the barn at the homestead."LathropeOld Norse — "From the home with the barn."MarkamEnglish — "Fenced homestead."MarkemEnglish — "Fenced homestead."MarkhamEnglish — "Fenced homestead."MuzikayiseZulu — "he who builds his father's home"NavkunjHindi — "New garden, New home"NazaalArabic — "Home"NeedhamEnglish — "Needy home"NestoriFinnish — "One who comes home"NiketIndian — "Home"NikhilchandraHindi — "Home"NivasHindi — "Home"NivashHindi — "Home"ObawoleAfrican — "The king arrives at our home. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."OladeleAfrican — "One who is honored at home"OmieItalian — "A homebody"OnfreSpanish — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."OnfredoTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."OnfreeTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."OnfreyTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."OnfroiFrench — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."OnofredoItalian — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."OnufryTeutonic — "Peace loving guardian, Peaceful home."PeniEnglish — "A homestead near the bent grass plain"RacqueabArabic — "A homebody"ShazabArabic — "Away From Home"SikeNative American — "He sits at home (Navajo)."SteadEnglish — "Large homestead"StedeEnglish — "Large homestead"TabulumAboriginal — "My home."TaftFrench — "From the homestead / from the marshes"TravarWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TravirWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TreforWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevarWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevaresWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevarisWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevarusWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevelianEnglish — "From Elian's homestead, From the uplifting one's homestead."TrevelyanWelsh — "From Elian's homestead, From the uplifting one's homestead."TreverContemporary — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevorWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevorisWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevorusWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TreyvorWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."VusumuziAfrican — "builder of the home"WalworthEnglish — "From The Homestead Of The Britons"

Girl names that mean Home

AashinyaHindi — "Beautiful Home"AashiyanaHindi — "Beautiful home"AbequeNative American — "Woman who stays at home"AshinyaHindi — "Beautiful Home"AshiyanaHindi — "Nest, Beautiful home, dwelling place"AwenasaNative American — "My home (Cherokee)."BandeleAfrican — "Born Away From Home"BiaAfrican — "Environment. Home. (Swahili)"BoahinmaaAfrican — "Woman who has left her home or community (Ewe)"BreezySpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."BrisaSpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."BrishaSpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."BrisiaSpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."BrissaSpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."BrizaSpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."BryssaSpanish — "From Briseis, the woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad."CardeaLatin — "Goddess of Protecting the Home"CassandreaGreek — "Unheeded prophetess. Cassandra was a Trojan prophetess, daughter of King Priam. In Homer's 'The Iliad' Cassandra's prediction of the fall of Troy was unheeded."CassaundraGreek — "Unheeded prophetess. Cassandra was a Trojan prophetess, daughter of King Priam. In Homer's 'The Iliad' Cassandra's prediction of the fall of Troy was unheeded."ClllciaBiblical — "The name of a Roman province in southeast-ern Asia Minor Its capital was Tarsus, the home of the apostle Paul. The name might be derived from cilicium goat-hair cloth, for which the province was famous"DomelaLatin — "Mistress of the home"DomeleLatin — "Mistress of the home"EdeniaSpanish — "Pleasure. From the Hebrew Eden which was the gardenlike biblical first home of Adam and Eve in the bible."EiricScottish — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"EnrichettaItalian — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"EnriquettaSpanish — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"EnriquetteFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"GhadaatArabic — "To leave between dawn and sunrise, to leave home early, for example for work"HalfredaOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfredahOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfreddaOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfreddahOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfridaNorse — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfridahOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfriedaOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfrithEnglish — "Peaceful home"HalfrydaOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfrydahOld English — "Peaceful heroine; Peaceful home."HalfrytaEnglish — "Peaceful home"HallfritaEnglish — "Peaceful home"HanriettaFrench — "Rules the home"HanrietteFrench — "Rules the home"HarriettaTeutonic — "Rules the home"HattyEnglish — "Rules the Home. Diminutive of Harriet. Feminine of Harry from Henry."HeallfrithEnglish — "Peaceful home"HendricaDutch — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HendrikaDutch — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HendrinkaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HendrinkahFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HeniaTeutonic — "Ruler of the home."HenieTeutonic — "Ruler of the home."HeniutaPolish — "Polish form of Henrietta: Bless the home."HenkaPolish — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenrietaLithuanian — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenriettaGerman — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenrikeGerman — "Ruler Of The Home"HenrinkaSlavic — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenriquaSpanish — "Feminine form of Henrique: rules the home."HenriquetaPortuguese — "Feminine form of Henrique ruler of an enclosure, home ruler, the Portuguese cognate of Henry See HENRIQUE Male Names"HenriquettaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenriquetteFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenriquietaPortuguese — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenriquietteFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryetFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryetaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryetahFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryeteFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryettFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryettaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryettahFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenryetteFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenrykaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenrykahFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"HenuitaTeutonic — "Ruler of the home."HenuiteTeutonic — "Ruler of the home."HettieFrench — "Ruler of the home. A short form of Henrietta."HettyEnglish — "Ruler of the home. A short form of Henrietta."HowardenaGerman — "Feminine form of Howard; guardian of the home"JendriskaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"JetjeTeutonic — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"JindriskaFrench — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"KetanaIndian — "Home"KethanaHindi — "Name of Goddess Lakshmi, Home"LaralaineLatin — "Protection. Derived from 'lares' - individual Roman household gods who were protectors of home and fields."LaramaeLatin — "Protection. Derived from 'lares' - individual Roman household gods who were protectors of home and fields."LevoraAmerican — "A homebody"LyaboAfrican — "The mother is home"MandiraIndian — "Cymbals; home"NeelayaHindi — "Home"NilayaIndian — "Home"NosiweAfrican — "Mother of the homeland"OddetGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OddetaGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OddeteGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OddettGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OddettaGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OdetGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OdetaGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OdetahGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OdeteGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OdettGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OdettahGerman — "Of the fatherland; Home lover. A feminine form of Odin, ruler."OlimpiadaRussian — "the Greek Olympia, a femi-nine form of Olympios of Olympus Olympus is the name of a mountain in northern Greece which was the home of the gods in Greek mythology. Short: Ada. Pet: Lipa"RasamanjariHindi — "An Auspiou Sign Drawn in Front of Hindu Home"TanaquilLatin — "Worshipped in the home"TreveanaWelsh — "From the homestead."TreveanahWelsh — "From the homestead."TreveaneWelsh — "From the homestead."TreveenWelsh — "From the homestead."TreveenaWelsh — "From the homestead."TreveenahWelsh — "From the homestead."TreveeneWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevinaWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevinahWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevineWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevoraWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevoreWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevynaWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevynahWelsh — "From the homestead."TrevyneWelsh — "From the homestead."UttastaArabic — "From the homeland"XavierraFrench — "Owner of a new home."XavierreFrench — "Owner of a new home."ZaviaBasque — "Brand new home"ZeleiaGreek — "In mythology a city that was home to Padarus Zeleiah"

Unisex names that mean Home

AdebowaleAfrican — "Means 'my crown has come home' in Igbo."AmericusGerman — "Royalty, ruler of the home, alternate meaning hard-working"AmerigoItalian — "Royalty, ruler of the home, alternate meaning hard-working"AmeryEnglish — "Royalty, ruler of the home, alternate meaning hard-working"HaganEnglish — "Ruler of the home"JenskiEnglish — "Coming home"JetteDutch — "Ruler of the home. The feminine form of Henry"UlisesSpanish — "Variant of the Greek name Odysseus. Ulysses was the clever and resourceful mythological hero of Homer's epic The Odyssey."XayvionAfrican-American — "New home"ZayvionAfrican — "New home."

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