US Popularity Rank: 2714

Origin: German

Meaning: Hare; Hazelnut tree; Light brown color; Descendant of fire; Enclosure; God has seen

Haze is a gender-neutral name steeped in origins and possibilities. Haze has roots in Dutch, German, and Jewish (Ashkenazic), deriving from the nickname Hase, meaning “hare.” Haze could be a nature-lover's name, relating to the hazelnut tree from the Old English hæsel. or the light brown color inspired by the hazelnut. Parents with Irish and English heritage may favor Haze's connection to Hayes, which means “descendant of fire” or “enclosure.” Those who wish to honor their faith might prefer the Hebrew name Hazael, meaning “God has seen.” Haze is a beautiful and versatile name that baby will undoubtedly wear with pride. With so many possible origins, baby will be free to explore their identity as they grow, forging their own unique path.