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

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Maki  (Finnish)
Hill

Marlow  (English)
From the Hill by the Lake. 'Marshy Meadow.'

Marlowe  (English)
From the Hill by the Lake

Meldon  (English)
From the Hillside Mill

Memnon  (Latin)
Killed by Achilles in the Trojan War

Merlin  (Celtic)
From the Hill Over the Sea

Merlow  (English)
From the Hill by the Lake

Merlyn  (Celtic)
From the Hill Over the Sea

Meshillamith  (Biblical)
Peaceable, Perfect, Giving Again

Moncreiffe  (Scottish)
From the Hill of the Sacred Bough

Montagu  (French)
Variant of Montague: Pointed Hill. Steep Mountain. More Commonly Found As a Surname, Although Used Occasionally As a First Name

Montague  (French)
Pointed Hill. Steep Mountain. More Commonly Found As a Surname, Although Used Occasionally As a First Name

Montaigu  (French)
From the Pointed Hill

Monte  (French)
Diminutive of Montgomery: Mountain Belonging to the Ruler. Also Can Be a Diminutive of Montague: Pointed Hill. Steep Mountain

Monty  (French)
Diminutive of Montgomery: Mountain Belonging to the Ruler. Also Can Be a Diminutive of Montague: Pointed Hill. Steep Mountain

Neotolemus  (Greek)
Son of Achilles

Onslow  (English)
From the Zealous One's Hill

Onslow  (Arabic)
Hill of the Passionate One

Onslowe  (English)
From the Zealous One's Hill

Ordland  (English)
From the Pointed Hill

Orell  (English)
Ore Hill. Both a Surname and a Place Name

Orlan  (English)
From the Pointed Hill

Orland  (English)
From the Pointed Hill

Pakuna  (Native American)
Deer Jumping When Running Downhill

Pakuna  (Native American)
Deer Jumping Downhill

Patroclus  (Latin)
A Friend of Achilles

Patroclus  (Greek)
Achilles' Best Friend

Peleus  (Greek)
Father of Achilles

Pembroke  (English)
A Broken Hill

Phil  (English)
Fond of Horses. Form of Phillip

Philip  (English)
Fond of Horses. Form of Phillip

Philippa  (Greek)
Loving, Femenine of Phillip

Philippa  (Greek)
Lover of Horses, Sporting, Stoical, Handsome. Feminine Form of Philip (Felipa, Pippa, Filipa, Phillippa)

Phillida  (Greek)
Loving. Can Also Be a Variant of Phyllis: Leafy Foliage; Green Bough

Phillina  (Greek)
Loving

Phillip  (English)
Fond of Horses. One of the Biblical Apostles

Phillip  (Greek)
Lover of Horses

Phillip  (Greek)
Variant of Philip: Lover of Horses

Phillipa  (French)
Loves Horses

Phillipa  (Greek)
Lover of Horses

Phillipa  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Philip: Lover of Horses

Phillipe  (French)
Loves Horses

Phillippa  (Greek)
Lover of Horses

Phillippa  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Philip: Lover of Horses

Phillips  (English)
Son of Philip

Phillis  (Greek)
Loving. Can Also Be a Variant of Phyllis: Leafy Foliage; Green Bough

Pisgah  (Biblical)
Hill, Eminence, Fortress

Pisgah  (Biblical)
Hill, Eminence, Fortress

Rawdon  (Teutonic)
From the Hill

Royal  (English)
Rye Hill. Royal

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