Harith Name Meaning

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The name Harith comes from Arabic roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Harith below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Harith Name Meaning

ArabicMeans "plowman, cultivator" in Arabic.

Origin: ArabicGender: Boy
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1 Hammond
2 Heikki
3 Hibiki
4 Heydar
5 Hamish
6 Hasim
7 Haldor
8 Hisham
9 Henrique
10 Harvey
11 Herkus
12 Haneul
13 Haamid
14 Harinder
15 Hoebaer
16 Hebel
17 Håkan
18 Halvard
19 Hávarðr
20 Hizkiah
21 Hosni
22 Horatio
23 Hopkin
24 Haruna
25 Hengist
26 Herakles
27 Hidayat
28 Hayyim
29 Hamnet
30 Hayden
31 Heard
32 Hermanus
33 Heinz
34 Hermanni
35 Hayati̇
36 Hemingr
37 Haydar
38 Haruto
39 Hervé
40 Hodei
41 Hayim
42 Halvor
43 Horace
44 Hann
45 Hagop
46 Hafiz
47 Hanif
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49 Herschel
50 Herbert
51 Hankin
52 Hróðólfr
53 Halstein
54 Hali̇l
55 Hartwin
56 Haytham
57 Herod
58 Hrodulf
59 Hendry
60 Haluk
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