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Names that mean horse

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 Horse in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Horse

AayaadArabic — "Horse"AghyIrish — "Friend of horses"AherinGaelic — "Lord of the horses|The heron."AheronEnglish — "Lord of the horses|The heron."AherynEnglish — "Lord of the horses|The heron."ArchippusBiblical — "Master of the horse."ArianLatin — "Magic horse."ArionaGreek — "Magic horse."ArionahGreek — "Magic horse."ArjalArabic — "A horse with one foot white and the other three of a different color"ArjasbArabic — "Keeper of expensive and noble horses"ArjaspPersian — "A Character In Shahnameh (AfrasiyAb's Grandson Name of A Turanian Champion) Possessor of Valuable Horses"ArkhipRussian — "the Greek Arkhippos ruler of horses, a compounding of the elements arkhe rule and hippos horse The name was borne by St. Arkhippos, one of the earliest Christian converts. Pet: Khipa"ArkhipposGreek — "Ruler of horses."ArvaklNorse — "A mythical horse."AryasbPersian — "Possessor of AryAn Horses Name Kourosh The Great's General and Friend"AryonGreek — "Magic horse."AryonaGreek — "Magic horse."AryonahGreek — "Magic horse."AshpanHindi — "An efficient horse rider"AshvadHindi — "Black horse"AshvatHindi — "Black horse, Strong"AspPersian — "Horse"AspathaBiblical — "Given by the horse"AspayaodhaPersian — "One Who Fights Sitting On A Horse"AwamArabic — "Fast Horse"AwmaniArabic — "Skilled swimmer, fast-moving ship, fast-running horse"BadpaArabic — "High speed horse"BroncoSpanish — "Resembling an unbroken horse"CabaleroSpanish — "A horseman or a knight"CavalierFrench — "Knight, Horseman"CharroSpanish — "Rider of horses."ChetakHindi — "Rana prataps horse, Thoughtful"ColtEnglish — "Herder of colts or horses."ColterEnglish — "Herder of colts or horses."ColtraneEnglish — "Frisky, young horse."CoulterEnglish — "Frisky, young horse."DrvaspaPersian — "Possessing Sound Horses"DuldulArabic — "Iman Husain's Horse"EachanScottish — "Works with the horses, Horseman or Horse Lord."EachenGaelic — "Works with the horses, Horseman or Horse Lord."EachinGaelic — "Works with the horses, Horseman or Horse Lord."EachonGaelic — "Works with the horses, Horseman or Horse Lord."EachynGaelic — "Works with the horses, Horseman or Horse Lord."ElashHindi — "Shining, A Horse of the Sun"EpeiusGreek — "Maker of the Trojan horse"FaareesMuslim — "Variant of Faris: Horseman. Knight."FarasArabic — "Horse"FaresArabic — "A knight or horseman"FeeleepHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FelepHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FelideHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FelipHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FelipinhoPortuguese — "One who loves horses."FellipeEnglish — "One who loves horses"FelpEnglish — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses."FelpsEnglish — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses."FerdGerman — "Horse"FerdeGerman — "Horse"FilandrasHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FilepHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FilibGreek — "Friend of horses"FilipEnglish — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FilipePortuguese — "A version of the given name Phillip, meaning one who loves horses."FilippinhoHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FilippioItalian — "Italian form of Philip (loves horses)"FilippoItalian — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FilippusDutch — "Friend of horses"FilipsGreek — "Lover of horses"FillipEnglish — "One who loves horses"FilyaRussian — "One who loves horses. A form of Phillip."FilyahRussian — "One who loves horses. A form of Phillip."FilypasHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FischelYiddish — "One who loves horses. A form of Phillip."FlipGreek — "One who loves horses|A form of Phillip"FllipPolish — "From the Latin Philippus, a derivative of the Greek Philippos lover of horses, a compounding of the elements philos loving and hippos a horse The name is borne in the Bible by one of the Twelve Apostles of Christ. Short: Fil"FulipHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FulopHungarian — "Hungarian form of Philip (loves horses)"FulupHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."FylyaRussian — "One who loves horses. A form of Phillip."FylyahRussian — "One who loves horses. A form of Phillip."FyschelYiddish — "One who loves horses. A form of Phillip."GreyfellNorse — "Myth name (Sigurd's horse)"GringaletArthurian Legend — "Gawain's horse"GringoletArthurian Legend — "Gawain's horse"GulltoppNorse — "Myth name (the horse of Heimdall)"HachiumaJapanese — "Eight horses"HaihayaHindi — "The Horse"HazarsusahArabic — "The hay-paunch of a horse"HazarsusimBiblical — "Village of horses"HipolitGreek — "Freer of horses"HippocampusLatin — "Myth Name (A horse belonging to Neptune)"HippogriffGreek — "Part horse, part griffen"HippolytosGreek — "Compound name composed of the ele-ments hippos a horse and lyein to loosen, to free: hence, freer or loosener of horses"HippolytusrGreek — "Freer of horses"HorsaEnglish — "Horse"HorsleyEnglish — "From the horse meadow"HrimfaxiNorse — "Myth name (a horse of night whose bridle drips the morning dew)"IkkiJapanese — "Single horseman"IlamparidhiHindi — "Young Horse"IppolitRussian — "the Greek Hippolytus freer or loosener of horses, which is derived from the elements hippos horse and lyein to free, to loosen Pet: Polya"IppolitoItalian — "Italian form of the Greek Hippolytos, a compound name composed of the elements hippos a horse and lyein to loosen, to free: hence, to free or loosen horses"JaggarEnglish — "Teamster, Driver of horses."JaggerEnglish — "Teamster, Driver of horses."JammuhArabic — "Horse"JlinNorth American Indian — "the Apache elements jlin horse and litzoque yellow: hence, yellow horse"KaklinIndian — "White horse."KalkiIndian — "White horse."KapilashwaHindi — "One with a White Horse, lord Indra"KapilashwarHindi — "One with a white horse"KoltGerman — "Frisky, young horse."KolterEnglish — "Frisky, young horse."KramanHindi — "Foot, Horse"LipItalian — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."LippGreek — "Lover of horses"LippiGreek — "Lover of horses"LippioGreek — "Lover of horses."LlamreiEnglish — "Arthur's horse"LohitashwaHindi — "One with red horse, Fire"LohrasbArabic — "Owner of fast horses"MarshalFrench — "Horse keeper, Horse keeper|Law keeper."MarshallFrench — "Horse keeper, Horse keeper|Law keeper."MarshelAmerican — "Horse keeper, Horse keeper|Law keeper."MarshellAmerican — "Horse keeper, Horse keeper|Law keeper."MatirArabic — "Fast-running horse"OkanTurkish — "Resembling a horse"PegasusGreek — "Winged horse"PhelippeHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhelpHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhelpsEnglish — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhilGreek — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson. A short form of Philip."PhilipGreek — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhilipeFrench — "Loves horses"PhilippGreek — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhilippeemmanuelFrench — "Popular combination name composed of the names Philippe lover of horses and Emmanuel God is with us See EMMANUEL and PHILIPPE"PhilippiBiblical — "Warlike, a lover of horses (plural)"PhilipposGreek — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhillEnglish — "One who loves horses"PhillipGreek — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhillippEnglish — "One who loves horses"PhillippeFrench — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhyleapHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhyleepHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhylleapHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhylleepHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhyllipHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhyllpHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhylypHebrew — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PilibGreek — "Lover of horses"PilpoGreek — "One who loves horses."PipGreek — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PippoGreek — "Lover of horses"PiripiMaori — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PlllbIrish — "Gaelic form of Philip lover of horses. See PHILIP"PoneeScottish — "Small horse. "PoneyScottish — "Small horse. "PoniAfrican — "Small horse. "PonieScottish — "Small horse. "PonyScottish — "Small horse. "PramatHindi — "Horse"PramathIndian — "Horse"PramdaHindi — "Horse"QaafizArabic — "Fast Horse"RaedemanEnglish — "Red haired horseman."RakbanArabic — "An Expert Horseman"RechabBiblical — "Rider of horses."RemudaSpanish — "A herd of horses"ReswellGerman — "Mighty with a horse."RevantHindi — "Son of lord surya (sun, Horse rider (Son of Sun God)"RevanthHindi — "Son of lord surya (sun, Horse rider"RidersonOld English — "Ryder's son, Son of the horse rider."RohonAmerican — "From the horse country Rohun"RydersonOld English — "Ryder's son, Son of the horse rider."SaarathiHindi — "One who Ride Horses"SamandArabic — "Horse"SeenuHindi — "Positive energy, Horseless"ShaqeesArabic — "Horse"ShonkahNorth American Indian — "the Osage shonka dog, horse and sabe black: hence, black dog, black horse Because horses were not native to this continent, the Native Americans did not have a word for them. They often called them walking dogs, in contrast to their real dogs, which were usually running around"SiavashPersian — "Keeper of black horses"SiseraBiblical — "That sees a horse or a swallow."SiyavashPersian — "Owner of black horses"SleipnirNorse — "Myth name (Odin's horse)"StodEnglish — "Horse"StoddEnglish — "Horse"StoddardEnglish — "Keeper of horses."SuseeGreek — "One who works with horses, Horseman."TashunkaNative American — "One who loves horses"TsatokeNative American — "One who hunts on horseback"TsenNorth American Indian — "T'AINTE White horse Kiowa"TsinNative American — "One who rides a horse"VeerbhadraHindi — "The ashwamedha horse"VilppuFinnish — "Form of Phillip meaning "one who loves horses""VirbhadraHindi — "The ashwamedha horse"ZanthippusGreek — "Light-coloured horse. "ZanthyppusGreek — "Light-coloured horse. "ZuljenahArabic — "Name of A Horse"

Girl names that mean Horse

AashvaniHindi — "Female horse"AshwathiHindi — "Fire horse, Grace"AswathiHindi — "Fire horse, Grace"BaadpaaArabic — "Fast Horse"BadsairArabic — "Fast Horse"CabalinaSpanish — "the Latin Caballinus belonging to a horse, which is from caballa horse"EponineEnglish — "French Horse Goddess"FarasahArabic — "Mount, a female horse used for riding"FelipaSpanish — "One who loves horses."FelippaGreek — "One who loves horses."FilipaSpanish — "One who loves horses."FilipinaPolish — "Lover of horses"FilippaSwedish — "One who loves horses."HippolytaGreek — "Free horse."HlppodamiaGreek — "A tamer of horses; in mythology a bride who was nearly kidnapped by centaurs Hippodamea, "PelipaAfrican — "One who loves horses "PersiaBiblical — "That cuts or divides, a nail, a gryphon, a horseman"PharsaUrdu — "The Horse Riding"PhileneGreek — "One who loves horses."PhilinaGreek — "One who loves horses."PhilineGreek — "One who loves horses."PhilipaGerman — "One who loves horses."PhilipineGreek — "One who loves horses."PhilipinnaGerman — "Loves horses"PhilippaGreek — "One who loves horses."PhilippinaGreek — "One who loves horses."PhilippineGerman — "Loves horses"PhillipaGreek — "One who loves horses."PhillippaGreek — "Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses."PhillippineGerman — "One who loves horses."PhyllipaGreek — "One who loves horses."PhyllipahGreek — "One who loves horses."PhyllypaGreek — "One who loves horses."PhyllypahGreek — "One who loves horses."PipaGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PipahGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PipeeGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PipiGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PipieGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippaEnglish — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippahGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippeeGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippeyGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippiFrench — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippieGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PippyGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PipyGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PlppaEnglish — "Originally a pet form of Philippa lover of horses, Pippa is now in common use as an independent given name See PHILIPPA"PypaGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PypahGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PyppaEnglish — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."PyppahGreek — "One who loves horses. A short form of Philippa, A feminine form of Philip."QaazrahArabic — "Fast Speed Horse"RechabaHebrew — "Rider of horses."RechabahHebrew — "Rider of horses."RehannGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RehannaGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RehannahGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RehanneGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RheananGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RhiannGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RhiannanGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RhiannenGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RhiannonWelsh — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RhianonGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RhianynGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RiammaGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RiammahWelsh — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RiammeWelsh — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RioannGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RioannaGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RioannahGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RioanneGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RoisIrish — "Horse"RosalynneEnglish — "Weak horse"RosinaItalian — "Noted protector. Also a variant of Rose: Horse, fame."RyanenGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RyaninGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."RyanynGaelic — "Sorceress. Sacred Queen and Goddess of the witches, fairies and of horses. Mythical daughter of Hefeyedd."Shahama NinArabic — "Beautiful Horse"SinuHindi — "Positive energy, Horseless"TashuHindi — "Horse"ZaailArabic — "Long Tail Horse"ZanthippieGreek — "Light coloured horse."ZantippieGreek — "Light coloured horse."

Unisex names that mean Horse

AcotasNative American — "Group Of Horses"FelipeSpanish — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."MaovesaNative American — "Horse"MononeNative American — "Horse"PhilippeScottish — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."PhillipeFrench — "Philip's son, Son of the one who loves horses, Spokesperson."

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