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Heathcliff

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Heathcliff is an English name that means 'sloping wasteland' in Old English. It is derived from the Old English word 'haeth' or the Middle English 'hethe', which means 'heather', and the word 'clif', which means 'cliff'.

Heather

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Heather originates in Middle English language and is taken from the word for a pink or white flowering plant. In the English-speaking countries it has been used since the 19th century and has been a very popular feminine given name until today in the United States, as well as the United Kingdom. A famous bearer is the American actress Heather Locklear, known for her roles in the TV series Dynasty and Melrose Place.

Heaton

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Heaton is a locational English name, denoting that the bearer comes from Heaton in Northumberland, Yorkshire and Lancashire. The name is derived from the Old English words 'heah', which means 'high', and 'tun', which means 'settlement or enclosure'.

Heaven

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Heaven originates in English language and is taken from the word for the sky as seen from the Earth or a religious place where deities originate and where people might go after they die. Heaven is the name of countless songs, albums and films.

Hebron

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Hebron is a Hebrew name and means 'association or community'. In the Bible, Hebron was a city located between Jerusalem and Beersheba.

Heck

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Heck is a Scottish diminutive of Hector. Hector is of Old Greek origin. The name is derived from the Greek name 'Ekheim', which means 'to hold or to possess'. The most famous person who possessed the name Hector was the Trojan prince in Homer's epic poem Iliad.