Hal
/hæl/
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Hal, of Teutonic origin, means 'estate ruler' or 'dweller at the hall'. It is often used as a short form of names beginning with 'Hal', such as Harold or Henry. The name carries associations of leadership, nobility, and prosperity, reflecting its historical roots in governance and high status.
Hal Williams
Actor, Lester Jenkins on 227
Hal B. Wallis
Film/TV Producer, Casablanca
Hal Walker
Film Director, Road to Bali
Hal Turner
Activist, Internet agitator
Hal Sutton
Golf, Winner, 1983 PGA Championship
Hal Stratton
Government, CPSC chairman, 2002-06
Hal Sparks
Actor, Michael Novotny on Queer as Folk
Hal Smith
Actor, Prolific voice actor
Hal S. Scott
Educator, Professor, Harvard Law School
Hal Scardino
Actor, The Indian in the Cupboard
Hal Saunders
Government, Asst. Secy. of State for the Near East, 1978-81
Hal Rogers
Politician, Congressman, Kentucky 5th
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