Forename Haru

Worldwide, Haru (Haru , ハル , Хару ) is a common largely masculine, but seldom feminine given name. The first name Haru is characteristic of India, where it is quite a rare dominantly boy's, but infrequently feminine name, Hong Kong, where it is a rare epicene name, and Indonesia. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in India, Indonesia, and Ethiopia. Very seldom, Haru is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Haru

name 哈茹, name הארו, name Harú, name Гару, name Haru, name Hąru, name Hār, name 夏茹, name Хару, name 하루, name 哈罗, name 夏汝, name 夏儒, name 哈如, name 夏罗, name חארו, name ハル, name ฮารุ, name 夏如

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Haru	Myanmar, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Japan
ハル	Japan
Хару	Russia, Kyrgyzstan

First names said to be same

Harú, Hār, Hąru, Гару, הארו, חארו, ฮารุ, 哈如, 哈罗, 哈茹, 夏儒, 夏如, 夏汝, 夏罗, 夏茹, and 하루

First name Haru in the context

Haru is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Haru Urara , the fictional character from Uma Musume Pretty Derby; Hal Jordan , the fictional superhero published by DC Comics, The Lego Movie; HAL 9000 , the fictional character in Arthur C. Clarke's Space Odyssey series, 2001: A Space Odyssey; Haru Okumura , the fictional heiress of Okumura Foods in Persona 5 and Homestar Runner , the titular character from Homestar Runner, Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	haru ōtsuki (b. 1870)
	haru asada Japanese concubine of Sun yat-sen (b. 1882)
	haru egawa (b. 1924)
	haru suandharu Indonesian Politician, ID (b. 1975)
	haru hamanaka (b. 1969)
	haru yamaguchi Japanese AV idol
	haru mutasa Zimbabwean journalist, ZW
	haru sakura pornographic actress
	haru hayashiji adopted daughter of Yamana Sōzen
	haru rajwar Indian politician, IN
	haru kiyokawa Japanese association football player
	haru hisakawa japanese mangaka
	haru matsumoto researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0002-0202-4060
	haru shinozaki Japanese nurse
	haru connolly Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley 1997

Characteristic surnames

Mal, Dolui, Dutta, Dhara, Ghosh, Lohar, Hazra, Mandal, Mallik, Mahato, Mondal, Santra, Sardar, Sarkar, Biswas, Kanwar, Pandit, Ruidas, Hajara, Santara, Yoshida, Karmakar, Dolai, Pramanik, Dalui, Bauri, Bai, Bag, Pal, Ram, Ray, Roy, Das, Dom, Maji, Saha, Sing, Sekh, Chan, Khan, Devi, Manna, Malik, Mahto, Majhi, Singh, Bagdi, Patra, and Kshetrapal