Haro - Meaning of Haro

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[ 2 syll. ha-ro, har-o ] The baby boy name Haro is pronounced as HHaa-Row- †. Haro is used chiefly in Japanese and Frisian, and its origin is Japanese and Germanic. From Japanese roots, its meaning is first son of the wild boar - in this context, Haro can be used in the Japanese language.

In addition, Haro is a shortening of the name Harbert (Dutch and Frisian) in the Frisian language and a spelling variant of the name Harro (Frisian), and it is also a variant of the name Herbert (English, French, German, and Polish) in the Frisian language.

Haro is also a shortening of the name Harmen (Frisian) and a spelling variant of the name Harro (Frisian), and it is also a variant of the name Herman (English) in the Frisian language.

The name Haroko (Japanese) and the name Haroku (Japanese) are variants of Haro.

See also the related categories, son (heir), frisian, boar, japanese, wild, and germanic (german).

Haro is seldom used as a baby name for boys. It is not listed within the top 1000 names.

Baby names that sound like Haro include Harou, Hara, Harey, Hari, Harie, Harrey, Harri, Harrie, Harro, Harry, Haru, Hary, Heer, Heri, Hero, Heroe, Herow, Herowe, Hiero, and Hiro.

† English pronunciation for Haro: HH as in "he (HH.IY)" ; AA as in "odd (AA.D)" ; R as in "race (R.EY.S)" ; OW as in "oak (OW.K)"