I need a new name for my hamster?

Question

It's a girl and it has to begin with H, something mystical :)

Answer 1

Hypatia : Intellectually Superior Woman, from Greek  

Answer 2

Harriet

Answer 3

http://roborovskihamsters.webs.com/names...

over 2,000 NAMES!!

And they are H's!!

Answer 4

Helenshua

Answer 5

Here's a few to ponder.

Hera - Goddess of marriage.

Hestia - Goddess of the hearth and home.

Hemera - Goddess of daylight.

Helen - Helen of Sparta then of Troy

Hermione - Daughter of Menalaus husband to Helen of Troy/Sparta.

Hippolyta - Amazonian Queen.

Answer 6

Hollie or Hermione

Popular and great!

Answer 7

Hamela Anderson.

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Answer 8

Ha-Neul Korean  sky  

Habiba Arabic  The beloved, the dew one.  

Habika African  sweetheart  

Hadara Hebrew  bedecked in beauty  

Hadassa Hebrew  flowering myrtle  

Hadassah Jewish  A star. Also see Estelle, Hesper and Stella.  

Hadil Arabic  Cooing like a dove.  

Hadiya Arabic/Swahili  A gift.  

Hadria   A dark woman from the sea. The feminine form of Adrian. Generally an Italian name.  

Hadya Arabic  A leader or guide.  

Hafwen Welsh  As beautiful as summer.  

Hagar Hebrew  Forsaken, or taking flight.  

Haidee Greek  Modest.  

Haifa Arabic  slender  

Haimi Hawaiian  the seeker  

Haja    

Hala Arabic  A halo around the moon.  

Halcyone Greek  The kingfisher.  

Haldana Old Norse  Half Danish.  

Haldis Teutonic, Norse  stone spirit; reliable, assistant  

Haleigha Hawaiian  house of the rising sun  

Haley Irish Gaelic  Ingenious. A boy or girl's name.  

Halfrida Teutonic  A peaceful heroine.  

Hali Greek, Hebrew  sea; necklace, place name  

Halia Greek  The sun.  

Haliey   A high clearing or meadow.  

Halima African  gentle  

Hallie Greek  thinking of the sea  

Halona Native American  Fortunate.  

Hana Arabic  Bliss, happiness.  

Hanan Hebrew  Arabic: The affectionate one. Hebrew: The gracious gift of God. A boy or girl's name.  

Hanna   Goddess of life.  

Hannah Hebrew  Favoured by God, or graceful. Also see Anne.  

Hanne   God is gracious. .  

Hansine German from Hebrew  God is gracious. A feminine form of Ham.  

Hanya Aboriginal  A stone.  

Happy English  Bright and cheerful.  

Haralda Old English  The ruler of the army. Feminine form of Harold.  

Harika Turkish  wonderful  

Harley Old English  From the hare or stag meadow. A boy or girl's name.  

Harmony Greek  Concordant, in harmony.  

Harper Old English  A harp player or maker. A boy or girl's name.  

Harriet Teutonic  The ruler of the home. A feminine form of Harry/Henry. Also see Henrietta.  

Harsha Hindu    

Harshita Hindu    

Haruko Japanese  Spring.  

Harva   Army warrior. Feminine form of Harvey.  

Hasina Swahili  Good.  

Hasna Arabic  beautiful  

Hathor Egyptian  The goddess of love and joy.  

Hattie   The ruler of the home. A feminine form of Harry/ Henry. Also see Henrietta.  

Hava Jewish  Life-giving. Also see Evelyn.  

Havana Spanish  The capital of Cuba.  

Haya Hebrew  Life.  

Hayfa Arabic  Slender, delicate.  

Haylee Old English  from the hay meadow  

Hayley Old English  A high clearing or meadow.  

Hazel Old English  From the Hazel tree.  

Hazelle   From the Hazel tree.  

Hea Korean  grace  

Heater   A star. Also see Estelle, Hesper and Stella.  

Heather Old English  A flower name.  

Heba Hebrew  gift from God  

Hebe Greek  Youthful. A goddess of youth in mythology.  

Hedasaa Jewish  A star. Also see Estelle, Hesper and Stella.  

Hedda Scandinavian  The contentious one. A fighter.  

Hedea Greek  Pleasing.  

Hedia Hebrew  voice of the Lord  

Hedva Hebrew  joy  

Hedwig Teutonic  The contentious one. A fighter.  

Hedy   The contentious one. A fighter.  

Heidi Swiss  Noble and kind. From the name Adelheid (See Adelaide), well known from Johanna Spyri's classic children's book.  

Heledd Welsh  A traditional name.  

Helen Greek  The light of the sun. Also see Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor and Ellen.  

Helena   The light of the sun. Also see Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor and Ellen.  

Helene French  The light of the sun. Also see Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor and Ellen.  

Helga Old Norse  Successful, prosperous. Also see Olga.  

Heli Finish    

Helice Greek  A spiel.  

Helima Arabic  Kind, gentle.  

Helina Russian  The light of the sun.  

Helki Miwok Indian  to touch  

Helma German  The resolute protector. From the name Wilhelmina.  

Helmine German  The resolute protector. From the name Wilhelmina.  

Heloise   Agreeable.  

Helouse   Healthy.  

Helvetia Latin  A woman from Switzerland.  

Hem Hindu    

Hema Hindu  snow, himalayas  

Hemangi Hindu    

Hemangini Hindu    

Hemlata Hindu    

Heng Chinese    

Henka Teutonic  ruler of an estate  

Henrietta Teutonic  The ruler of the home. A feminine form of Henry. Also see Harriet.  

Hera Latin from Greek  A quern. The wife of Zeus, ruler of the heavens, in Greek mythology.  

Hermelinda Spanish  shield of power  

Hermia   From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.  

Herminia Spanish  lady of the earth  

Hermione

Answer 9

Hudini?

Lol!

Answer 10

I named my dwarf hamsters marshmallow freddie and cody! I love them sooo much Hoped this helped!

Answer 11

Hollie

Answer 12

haley hamstewr woman harley

Answer 13

This name does not begine with H but I would suggest Tango

Answer 14

Hershey

Answer 15

Peanut, No-Name, Nameless, those ARE considered names!!! look online, you know...Google

here is a site with supposedly the longest list of hamster names

http://www.geocities.com/raliz12/names

Answer 16

Hermonie!

answer mine?

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Answer 17

How about Hermia or Hippolyta from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream?

Answer 18

A new name. Do you mean she already has a name but you are going to change it; won't she get confused.

What about Helie, Hesperia, Himalia, Hecate, Hemithea, Hera, Hemera, Halia, Hydra, Hestia, Hades, Hapi, Hathor, Heaven, Hecuba, Hermes, Hestia, Horus, Halcyone, Huveane, Haumea

Answer 19

hellraiser

Answer 20

how about happy

Answer 21

Hydra ;)

greek mythology yo

Answer 22

heloise out of abelard and heloise.

see wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heloise_(st...

Answer 23

Hermione, after the girl in the Harry Potter books

Answer 24

it has to be heriomine

Answer 25

How about Hera (it means goddess of heaven) or Hana (Goddess of life?) Or maybe henrietta?? (not very mystical though!!(

Answer 26

HERSHEY!

Answer 27

nutty

Answer 28

Hamy

Answer 29

Hayley

Hannah hamtana

hollie