Names Ending in H for Boys

This spin on the Biblical Zachariah might work for parents who really want to end up with a Zeke and not a Zach. But confusion will proliferate.

This unisex name belongs to multiple Biblical bearers of both sexes, and it's also a Biblical place name.

A city in southern Jordan that some believe will be the site of the Second Coming.

Ophrah is a biblical city mentioned in the Old Testament. The modern form of this name is Ofra.

The name of a river in South Wales would make an interesting Celtic update to Bradley.

Borne by jazz saxophonist Pharoah Saunders, this is a spelling variation of the title name Pharaoh. The traditional spelling is a familiar-but-unique choice and this is certainly rarer, though some may think you've made a spelling mistake rather than a deliberate choice based on style and preference.