Looking for names that mean Hero? We couldn't find the exact name Hero, but listed below are some first names meaning Hero or names similar to the word Hero.

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Hung  (Vietnamese)
Hero

Hylda  (German)
Variant of Hildegard: Battle. Glorious, Warfare. in Scandinavian Mythology Hildegard Was a Valkyrie Sent by Odin to Escort Battle Heroes to Valhalla

Ida  (German)
Labour. Active. The Heroine of Tennyson's Poem 'The Princess'

Igor  (Scandinavian)
Hero

Igor  (Scandinavian)
Heroic Warrior (Ingmar)

Ilda  (Teutonic)
Heroine

Immy  (English)
Diminutive of Imogen: Innocent. Last Born. The Name of the Heroine of Shakespeare's Play Cymbehoe As a Result of a Printing Error in the Folio Edition of the Play

Imogen  (English)
Innocent. Last Born. The Name of the Heroine of Shakespeare's Play Cymbehoe As a Result of a Printing Error in the Folio Edition of the Play

Ing  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Inga  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Inga  (Scandinavian)
Diminutive of Lngeborg: Ing's Protection (Ing Was the Norse God of Peace and Fertility). Hero's Daughter. A Feminine Diminutive of Ingeborg

Inga  (Danish)
Daughter of a Hero

Ingaborg  (Scandinavian)
Hero's Daughter

Inge  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Inge  (Scandinavian)
Feminine Diminutive of Lngeborg: Ing's Protection (Ing Was the Norse God of Peace and Fertility). Hero's Daughter

Ingeborg  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Inger  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Inger  (Danish)
Hero's Daughter (Inga)

Inger  (Danish)
Daughter of a Hero

Ingram  (Scandinavian)
Raven of Peace; Ing's Raven. Ing Was a Mythological Scandinavian Hero

Ingria  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Ingria  (Finnish)
Hero's Daughter

Ingrid  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Ingunna  (Scandinavian)
Hero's Daughter

Inkeri  (Teutonic)
Hero's Daughter

Inkeri  (Finnish)
Hero's Daughter

Ivan  (Russian)
The Russian Form of John: Gracious Gift from God. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivan  (Slavic)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivanhoe  (Russian)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivanhoe  (Slavic)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivano  (Russian)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivano  (Slavic)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Jason  (Greek)
A Healing. in Greek Mythology, the Leader of the Group of Warrior Heroes Called the Argonauts

Jasveer  (Indian)
hero of fame

Jeanne  (French)
A Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious. Famous Bearer: French Heroine Jeanne D'Arc (Joan of Arc)

Jeannett  (French)
Diminutive of Jeanne: a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious. Famous Bearer: French Heroine Jeanne D'Arc (Joan of Arc)

Joan  (English)
God is Gracious. Feminine Form of John Famous Bearers: Legendary Pope Joan, Who Was a Woman Masquerading As a Man; French Heroine Joan of Arc (Jeanne D'Arc); Actresses Joan Crawford, Joan Fontaine, an

Juliet  (Italian)
An Italian Diminutive of Julia. Juliet Was the Young Heroine of Shakespeare's Play Romeo and Juliet

Juliette  (Italian)
Variant of Juliet: an Italian Diminutive of Julia. Famous Bearer: Juliet, Young Heroine of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'

Kalevi  (Finnish)
Hero

Kalwa  (Finnish)
Heroine

Kaveh  (Persian)
Name of a Hero

Kenrick  (English)
Royal Ruler. Chief Hero. Used More Commonly As a Surname

Kim  (English)
Diminutive of Kimball: Bold Family. Bold Kin. Famous Bearer: the Hero of Rudyard Kipling's Novel 'Kim'

Lars  (Latin)
Variant of Lawrence: of Laurentum. from the Place of the Laurel Leaves. Can Also Be Interpreted As the English Version of the Irish Name Lorcan: Fierce. A Roman Hero

Lartius  (Latin)
A Hero Who Saved Rome

Lavena  (Latin)
Variant of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Lavina  (Latin)
Variant of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Lavinia  (Latin)
In Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Leander  (Greek)
Lion Man. in Greek Mythology, Leander Swam Across the Hellespont Each Night to Meet His Lover, the Priestess Hero

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