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Names starting with R
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- Ra sun
- Rabecca form of Rebecca: to tie, bind
- Rabia spring, fourth; the mystic Rabia of Basra
- Rabih spring, springtime
- Race from the English word race: a contest of speed
- Rachal form of Rachel: ewe
- Rachana creation, composition
- Racheal spelling of Rachel: ewe
- Rachel ewe; wife of Jacob
- Rachele ewe
- Rachelle elaboration of Rachel: ewe
- Racine French: root
- Racquel spelling of Raquel (Rachel): ewe
- Rada happy, glad; also 'care'
- Rade from Slavic rad, glad or happy
- Radek happy, glad; short form of Radoslav/Radomír
- Radford red ford (English place name)
- Radha prosperity, success
- Radhika prosperous; form of Radha
- Radley red clearing
- Radomír happy peace; from rad 'happy' and mir 'peace'
- Radoslav happy glory; from rad 'happy, eager' and slava 'glory'
- Radovan joyful; from rad 'happy, glad'
- Radu glad, happy, from Slavic rad
- Rae short form of Rachel: ewe; or feminine of Ray
- Raeann modern blend of Rae and Ann
- Raed pioneer, leader
- Raegan spelling of Reagan, possibly 'little king'
- Raegen form of Reagan: little king
- Raeleen modern blend of Rae and -leen
- Raelene blend of Rae and -lene
- Raelyn modern blend of Rae and Lynn
- Raelynn modern blend of Rae and Lynn
- Rafael God heals
- Rafaela God heals
- Rafail Greek form of Raphael, God heals
- Rafel God heals
- Raffaele God heals; the archangel Raphael
- Raffaella God heals
- Raffi short form of Raphael: God heals
- Rafif shimmering, glittering
- Rafiq companion, gentle
- Ragen form of Reagan: little king
- Raghav descendant of Raghu; a name of Rama
- Ragini melody; a female raga
- Ragna counsel; short form of Ragnhild
- Ragnar counsel of the warriors; Ragnar Lodbrok
- Ragnhild counsel battle
- Raha joy, comfort, ease
- Rahaf delicate, sensitive
- Raheim form of Rahim: merciful, compassionate
- Rahel Ethiopian form of Rachel, ewe
- Rahil traveler, wayfarer
- Rahim merciful, compassionate
- Rahma mercy, compassion
- Rahman merciful, compassionate
- Rahul from Rahula; fetter
- Raiden thunder and lightning (雷電); the thunder god Raijin
- Raiki thunder or future (雷, 来) + radiance or hope (輝, 希)
- Railey form of Riley: rye clearing
- Raimondo Italian form of Raymond, from ragin, advice, and mund,…
- Rain rain
- Raina Yiddish 'pure, clean', or a form of Regina 'queen'
- Raine rain; also from French reine, queen
- Rainer army counsel; Rainer Maria Rilke
- Rainie form of Rain, or pet form of Lorraine
- Rainy the word rainy
- Raisa possibly 'easy-going' from Greek; associated with rai…
- Raizel rose
- Raizy pet form of Raizel; rose
- Raj king, rule
- Raja hope
- Rajah king, ruler
- Rajan king
- Rajat silver
- Rajeev blue lotus, striped
- Rajendra lord of kings, emperor
- Rajesh lord of kings
- Rajiv blue lotus
- Rajveer brave king
- Rakesh lord of the full-moon night; the moon
- Rakia firmament, sky
- Rakim from Raqim: writer, inscription
- Raleigh English place name, perhaps roe-deer clearing
- Ralfs Latvian form of Ralph, wolf counsel
- Ralph wolf counsel (from Radulf)
- Ralston surname from a place name: Ralph's town
- Ram Rama, pleasing; hero of the Ramakien, the Thai Ramayana
- Rama pleasing, delightful; hero of the Ramayana
- Ramana delightful, pleasing; beloved
- Ramesh lord of Rama (Lakshmi); a name of Vishnu
- Rami archer
- Ramin joyful; the lover in Vis and Ramin
- Ramir form of Ramiro: famous counsel
- Ramiro famous counsel
- Ramón wise protector; form of Raymond
- Ramona feminine of Ramón (Raymond): wise protector
- Ramonita pet form of Ramona: wise protector
- Ramsay wild-garlic island
- Ramses Ra has fashioned him; pharaoh Ramesses II
- Ramsey English place name, wild garlic island
- Ramya beautiful, pleasing, delightful
- Ramzi symbolic, a sign
- Ran orchid (蘭)
- Rana to gaze; beautiful thing that catches the eye
- Ranald ruler's counsel; Gaelic Raghnall
- Rand short form of Randall and Randolph; shield wolf
- Randa a fragrant desert tree
- Randal spelling of Randall, 'shield wolf'
- Randall medieval form of Randolph: shield-wolf
- Rande form of Randy (Randall): shield wolf
- Randee pet form of Miranda; worthy of admiration
- Randel form of Randall; wolf shield
- Randell form of Randall; wolf shield
- Randi diminutive of Miranda or feminine of Randy
- Randle form of Randall; shield wolf
- Randol form of Randall: shield wolf
- Randolf form of Randolph: shield wolf
- Randolph shield wolf
- Randy pet form of Randall/Randolph: shield-wolf
- Ranee form of Rani: queen
- Ranger keeper of a forest or park
- Rangi sky, heavens; Ranginui the sky father
- Rani queen
- Rania gazing, contemplating
- Ranim melodious voice
- Raniyah form of Rania, 'gazing, looking'
- Ranjit victor in battle; Maharaja Ranjit Singh
- Ranni coined by FromSoftware for Elden Ring
- Ransom English surname, son of Rand; also the word ransom
- Raouf compassionate, kind
- Raoul wolf counsel
- Raphael God heals; the archangel
- Raphaela God heals; feminine of Raphael
- Rapheal form of Raphael: God heals
- Raquel ewe
- Rareș from Romanian rar, rare or sparse; Prince Petru Rareș of…
- Rasa dew
- Rasha young gazelle
- Rashaad spelling of Rashad, 'right guidance, good conduct'
- Rashad right guidance, good sense
- Rashard modern form of Rashad, 'right guidance'
- Rashaun modern blend of the prefix Ra- and Shaun
- Rashawn modern coinage from Ra- and Shawn
- Rasheda form of Rashida: rightly guided, wise
- Rasheeda rightly guided, wise
- Rasheedah rightly guided
- Rashel form of Rachel: ewe
- Rashell form of Rachel: ewe
- Rashelle form of Rachel: ewe
- Rashid rightly guided, mature
- Rashida rightly guided, wise
- Rashidi rightly guided, wise
- Rashmi ray of light, sunbeam
- Rashod form of Rashad: right guidance
- Rasmus beloved; from Erasmus
- Rastislav from Slavic rasti, to grow, and slava, glory; ruler of…
- Ratko from Slavic rat, war
- Ratu chief; title for a man of chiefly rank
- Raul Spanish form of Ralph, from Germanic Radulf: counsel wolf
- Raven the raven bird
- Ravi sun
- Ravindra lord of the sun
- Ravneet of sun-like conduct
- Ravyn spelling of Raven: the raven bird
- Rawan often said to be a river in paradise
- Rawda garden, meadow
- Rawiri Maori form of David, beloved
- Ray short form of Raymond: counsel protector
- Raya paradise; from raj 'paradise'
- Rayah form of Raya: friend
- Rayan well-watered, luxuriant; Ar-Rayyan is a gate of Paradise in…
- Rayanna modern blend of Ray and Anna
- Rayanne blend of Ray and Anne
- Rayburn roe-deer stream
- Rayen flower, in Mapudungun (Mapuche)
- Rayford English place name, perhaps 'roe deer ford'
- Raygen form of Reagan: little king
- Rayhana sweet basil
- Raylee modern blend of Ray and Lee
- Rayleen modern blend of Ray and -leen
- Rayleigh spelling of Raleigh, 'roe-deer clearing' or 'red clearing'
- Raylene blend of Ray and -lene
- Raylynn modern blend of Ray and Lynn
- Raymond wise protector
- Raymone form of Raymond: counsel and protection
- Raymund form of Raymond: counsel + protector
- Raymundo form of Raymond, 'counsel protector'
- Rayna Yiddish Raina 'pure, clean', or a form of Regina 'queen'
- Raynaldo form of Reynaldo: counsel ruler
- Raynard form of Reynard; strong counsel
- Rayne spelling of rain
- Raynell modern blend of Ray and Nell
- Raynette feminine form of Ray
- Raynold form of Reynold: counsel + power
- Rayshawn modern blend of Ray and Shawn
- Rayven spelling of Raven, the black bird
- Rayyan well-watered, luxuriant; name of a gate of Paradise
- Raz secret, mystery
- Razan dignity, composure
- Raziel God's secret; an archangel in Jewish lore
- Reagan from Ó Riagáin, possibly 'little king'
- Reagen form of Reagan: little king
- Reanna form of Rhianna or Rhiannon; great queen
- Reanne modern blend of Rae and Anne
- Reba short form of Rebecca; perhaps 'to tie, bind'
- Rêbaz path, way
- Rebbeca form of Rebecca: to tie, bind
- Rebecca perhaps 'to tie, bind', hence 'captivating'; wife of Isaac
- Rebeccah form of Rebecca: to tie, to bind
- Rebeckah form of Rebekah, perhaps 'to bind'
- Rebeka form of Rebecca, perhaps to tie, bind
- Rebekah to bind, join, or captivating
- Rebekkah form of Rebecca: to tie, to bind
- Rebel from the English word rebel
- Rêber guide, leader
- Recardo form of Ricardo (Richard): brave ruler
- Rece form of Reese (Rhys): ardor, enthusiasm
- Recep Rajab, the seventh month of the Islamic calendar
- Rechelle form of Rachelle (Rachel): ewe
- Red the color red, often for red hair
- Rediet help
- Redmond Irish form of Raymond: counsel and protection
- Reed red-haired
- Reef reef, a ridge of rock or coral in the sea
- Reem white gazelle
- Reema form of Rima: white antelope
- Reese ardor, enthusiasm, from Rhys
- Reeva form of Riva (Rivka/Rebecca), often given as to bind
- Reeve occupational surname: bailiff, steward
- Reeves surname: son of the reeve, a steward or bailiff
- Refugia refuge, from the title of Mary, Our Lady of Refuge
- Refugio refuge, from Nuestra Señora del Refugio
- Regan from Ó Riagáin, possibly 'little king'; also King Lear's…
- Regena form of Regina; queen
- Regenia form of Regina; queen
- Reggie diminutive of Reginald: counsel rule
- Regina queen
- Reginal form of Reginald; ruler's counsel
- Reginald from Germanic ragin, counsel, and wald, rule
- Reginia form of Regina: queen
- Regino regal, of a king
- Reginold form of Reginald: counsel power, ruler
- Regis of the king, from Latin rex; Saint John Francis Regis
- Rehan sweet basil, fragrant plant
- Rehema mercy, compassion
- Rehmat mercy, compassion
- Rei lovely (麗), bell (鈴), or gratitude/courtesy (礼)
- Reign reign, royal rule
- Reiko lovely child, or polite child (麗子/礼子)
- Reiley form of Riley: rye clearing
- Reilly from Ó Raghallaigh, of uncertain meaning, possibly 'valiant'
- Rein Estonian form of Reinhold: counsel ruler
- Reina queen; from Mary, Queen of Heaven
- Reiner German form of Rainer, "counsel" + "army"
- Reinhard brave counsel
- Reinhold counsel ruler
- Reinier army counsel
- Reino Finnish form of Reinhold: counsel and rule
- Reis surname meaning kings
- Reita form of Rita, short for Margarita: pearl
- Reka sweet
- Rekha line, streak
- Relena coined by Sunrise for Gundam Wing
- Relmu Mapudungun word meaning rainbow
- Rem coined by Tappei Nagatsuki for Re:Zero
- Rema form of Reema: white antelope
- Remedios remedies; from Our Lady of Remedies
- Remi oarsman; St Remigius who baptized Clovis
- Remigio form of Remigius, from Latin remex: oarsman
- Remington settlement on a riverbank
- Remo Italian form of Remus
- Remona form of Ramona: wise protector
- Remus twin of Romulus; meaning uncertain
- Remy oarsman; from Remigius
- Ren benevolence, humaneness (仁); in Japanese also lotus (蓮)
- Renada form of Renata: reborn
- Renae spelling of Renée, 'reborn'
- Renald form of Reginald: counsel power, ruler
- Renard French form of Reynard; strong counsel, also the word for…
- Renardo form of Reynard: brave counsel
- Renata reborn
- Renate form of Renata: reborn
- Renato reborn
- Renaud counsel power
- Rendell form of Randall: shield wolf
- Rene reborn
- Renea form of Renee; reborn
- Renee reborn
- Renesmee coined by Stephenie Meyer for Twilight, blending Renée and…
- Renetta form of Renata: reborn
- Renette diminutive of Renee: reborn
- Renia pet form of Irena: peace
- Renie pet form of Irene: peace
- Renita perhaps from Latin renitor 'to resist', or a form of…
- Renji "love" + "next" (恋次)
- Renly coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
- Rennie pet form of Reynold; counsel + power
- Renwick raven's settlement (place name)
- Renzo short form of Lorenzo: man from Laurentum
- Reo language, voice
- Resa pet form of Theresa: possibly 'harvester'
- Reta form of Rita, short for Margarita; pearl
- Retha short form of Aretha; virtue, excellence
- Retta short form of Henrietta or Loretta
- Reuben behold, a son; eldest son of Jacob
- Reubin form of Reuben: behold, a son
- Reuel friend of God
- Reut friendship
- Reva form of Riva, short for Rebecca; perhaps 'to tie, bind'
- Rex king
- Rexford English place name, often given as king's ford
- Rey king
- Reyansh ray of light; part of Vishnu (modern coinage)
- Reyes kings; from the Three Kings (Magi)
- Reymond form of Raymond: counsel + protector
- Reymundo form of Raymundo; wise protector
- Reyna queen
- Reynaldo Spanish form of Reginald: counsel rule
- Reynolds son of Reynold: counsel ruler
- Reza contentment, consent; Imam Reza
- Rêzan guide, one who knows the way
- Rhaenyra coined by George R. R. Martin for Fire & Blood
- Rhaenys coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
- Rhea possibly 'flowing'; Titaness mother of the gods
- Rheanna form of Rhiannon; great queen
- Rheba form of Reba, pet form of Rebecca
- Rhema utterance, the spoken word
- Rhett from a surname, perhaps Dutch de Raedt 'counsel'; Rhett…
- Rhian maiden
- Rhiannon great queen, divine queen; figure of the Mabinogion
- Rhoda rose
- Rhodes Greek island name, linked to rhodon: rose; also English…
- Rhodri wheel ruler; Rhodri the Great
- Rhona from the island of Rona, rough isle
- Rhonda perhaps Welsh, good spear, or from the Rhondda valley
- Rhoswen white rose
- Rhosyn rose
- Rhun grand; a prince of Gwynedd
- Rhyan spelling of Ryan: little king
- Rhydian from the ford
- Rhylee spelling of Riley: from Ó Raghallaigh, or English 'rye…
- Rhys ardor, enthusiasm
- Rhysand coined by Sarah J. Maas for A Court of Thorns and Roses;…
- Rian little king
- Riana form of Rhiannon, Welsh, great queen
- Rianna form of Rhiannon, Welsh, great queen
- Ric short form of Richard: brave ruler
- Ricarda feminine of Ricardo (Richard): brave ruler
- Ricardo brave ruler
- Riccardo brave ruler
- Ricci Italian surname from riccio: curly-haired
- Rich short form of Richard; brave ruler
- Richa Vedic hymn, verse of praise
- Richard brave ruler; Richard the Lionheart
- Richardson son of Richard: powerful ruler
- Richele form of Richelle, a feminine of Richard: brave ruler
- Richelle feminine of Richard, or blend of Rachel and Michelle; brave…
- Richie pet form of Richard: strong ruler
- Richmond English place name from French, rich hill
- Rick short form of Richard: brave ruler
- Rickey pet form of Richard: brave ruler
- Ricki diminutive of Richard, Erica or Frederica
- Ricky pet form of Richard: brave ruler
- Rico short form of Ricardo or Enrico: ruler
- Rida contentment, (divine) approval
- Riddhi prosperity, success
- Ridge ridge, the crest of a hill
- Ridley reed clearing
- Ridwan contentment, divine acceptance
- Rifka Yiddish form of Rebecca: to bind, tie
- Riggs surname: dweller by the ridge
- Rigo short form of Rodrigo: famous ruler
- Rigoberto from Germanic Ricbert: rule, bright
- Rihanna form of Arabic Rayhana, sweet basil
- Rika pear flower, or village fragrance (梨花/里香)
- Rikke Danish short form of Frederikke, peaceful ruler
- Rikki diminutive of Erica or Frederica, or feminine of Ricky
- Riku land (陸)
- Rilee spelling of Riley: from Irish O Raghallaigh, or English rye…
- Rileigh spelling of Riley, 'rye clearing' or from Irish Ó…
- Riley from Irish surname O Raghallaigh, or English place name,…
- Rima white antelope
- Rimas calm; short form of Rimantas
- Rimu rimu, a native red pine of New Zealand
- Rin dignified, cold (凛)
- Rina joy, song of joy
- Rinoa coined by Square for Final Fantasy VIII
- Río river
- Riona queenly
- Rionach queenly
- Riordan royal poet
- Riot word name: a wild uproar
- Ripley strip-shaped clearing
- Risa Latin risa 'laughter'; also Japanese name with various…
- Rise written りせ; also "pear" + "world" (梨世)
- Rishabh bull, best; Rishabhanatha, the first Jain Tirthankara
- Rishi sage, seer
- Rishika female sage
- Rita short for Margherita, 'pearl'
- Ritchie pet form of Richard; brave ruler
- Rithvik form of Ritvik: Vedic priest who performs the rites
- Rithy power, might (Khmer, from Pali iddhi)
- Ritika from ritu, season; also given as movement, stream
- Ritsu law, rhythm, discipline (律)
- Ritu season; cosmic order
- Ritwik priest who performs the sacrifice
- Riven from riven, "torn apart"
- River river
- Rivers surname for someone living by rivers
- Rivka perhaps 'to tie, bind', hence 'captivating'; Hebrew form of…
- Rivkah Hebrew form of Rebecca: to tie, bind
- Riwal king worthy, from rig and gwal
- Riya singer; also read as graceful (modern usage)
- Riyad gardens, meadows
- Riza Japanese rendering of Liza, short for Elizabeth ("my God is…
- Rizgar liberator, savior
- Rizwan goodwill, divine acceptance
- Robb short form of Robert; bright fame
- Robbie diminutive of Robert or Roberta: bright fame
- Robby pet form of Robert; bright fame
- Robbyn form of Robin: the robin bird; also bright fame
- Robena form of Robina (Robert): bright fame
- Robert bright fame
- Roberta bright fame
- Roberto bright fame
- Robertson son of Robert (bright fame)
- Robet form of Robert: bright fame
- Robi pet form of Robert: bright fame
- Robin the robin bird; also a diminutive of Robert, bright fame
- Robina feminine of Robin (Robert): bright fame
- Robinette feminine diminutive of Robin (Robert): bright fame
- Robinson son of Robin (Robert); bright fame
- Roby pet form of Robert; bright fame
- Robyne form of Robin (Robert): bright fame
- Robynn form of Robin (Robert): bright fame; also the bird
- Roc Catalan form of Roch; possibly Germanic 'rest' or 'crow'
- Rocco rest, or crow (Germanic hrok); St Roch
- Rochelle from La Rochelle, 'little rock'
- Rocío dew; from Our Lady of El Rocío
- Rock rock, stone
- Rockey form of Rocky: rock
- Rockford rocky ford
- Rockie form of Rocky: rock
- Rockwell rock spring (English place name)
- Rocky nickname meaning 'rocky, tough', or pet form of Rocco
- Rodd form of Rod, short for Roderick: famous ruler
- Roddy pet form of Roderick; famous ruler
- Roderick famous ruler
- Rodger form of Roger; famous spear
- Rodgers surname: son of Roger (famous spear)
- Rodion from Greek Herodion, linked to "hero" or rhodon "rose"
- Rodney Hroda's island (Old English place name)
- Rodrick spelling of Roderick, 'famous ruler'
- Rodrigo famous ruler
- Rodriguez surname meaning son of Rodrigo: famous ruler
- Rodriquez form of Rodríguez: son of Rodrigo (famous ruler)
- Roe surname from Middle English roe, the roe deer
- Roel Dutch short form of Roeland; famous land
- Rogan from Ó Ruadhagáin: red-haired
- Rogelio Spanish form of Roger, 'famous spear'
- Roger famous spear
- Rogers English surname, son of Roger; famous spear
- Rogue the English word: rascal, one who goes their own way
- Roham meaning uncertain; a hero of the Shahnameh
- Rohan ascending, rising
- Rohini red, ascending; the star Aldebaran
- Rohit red; the red sun
- Rói calm, peace
- Roisin little rose
- Roj sun, day
- Rojan days; sunny
- Rojbîn one who sees the sun
- Rojda one who gives the sun, sunrise
- Rojelio form of Rogelio (Roger); famous spear
- Rojhat the sun has come
- Rojin sunny, bright as the sun
- Rokas Lithuanian form of Roch, possibly from Germanic hrok, rest
- Roksana dawn, little star; Roxana, wife of Alexander the Great
- Roksolana Ruthenian woman; Roksolana, wife of Sultan Suleiman
- Rolan form of Roland: famous land
- Roland famous land; hero of the Song of Roland
- Rolanda feminine of Roland; famous land
- Rolando famous land; form of Roland
- Rolf famous wolf; short form of Rudolf
- Rollie pet form of Roland; famous land
- Rollin form of Rolland or Rollo; famous land
- Roma Rome, the Italian city
- Romain Roman
- Roman Roman, from Rome
- Romane Roman, from Rome
- Romano Roman
- Romão Portuguese form of Romanus, Roman
- Rome the city of Rome, traditionally named after Romulus
- Romeo pilgrim to Rome; Shakespeare's lover
- Romi my height, exalted
- Romina probably 'Roman woman'
- Romona form of Ramona; wise protector
- Romulo Spanish form of Romulus, founder of Rome
- Romulus of Rome; legendary founder of Rome
- Romy pet form of Rosemarie; rose + Marie
- Ron song, joy
- Rona from the island of Rona, rough isle
- Ronak brightness, radiance
- Ronal form of Ronald: ruler's counsel
- Ronald ruler's counsel
- Ronaldo form of Ronald, 'ruler's counsel'
- Ronan little seal
- Rondall form of Randall: shield wolf
- Ronelle feminine of Ron (Ronald): ruler's counsel
- Ronen singing, joyful
- Ronetta feminine of Ron (Ronald): ruler's counsel
- Ronette feminine diminutive of Ronald: ruler's counsel
- Roni my joy, my song
- Ronia coined by Astrid Lindgren as Ronja, reportedly from the…
- Ronica short form of Veronica: true image
- Ronin masterless samurai
- Ronit song, joy
- Ronja popularized by Astrid Lindgren's Ronia, the Robber's…
- Ronn form of Ron (Ronald): ruler's counsel
- Ronnette feminine of Ron (Ronald): ruler's counsel
- Ronney pet form of Ronald: ruler's counsel
- Ronnie pet form of Ronald: counsel ruler
- Ronny pet form of Ronald: counsel ruler
- Ronold form of Ronald: ruler's counsel
- Rooney from Ó Ruanaidh: champion
- Roosevelt rose field
- Roque form of Rocco, possibly 'crow' (Germanic hrok); St Roch
- Rori form of Rory; red king
- Rorie form of Rory, from Ruaidhri: red king
- Rory red king
- Rosa rose
- Rosabel beautiful rose
- Rosabella beautiful rose
- Rosabelle blend of Rosa and Belle: beautiful rose
- Rosal gardenia flower
- Rosalba white rose
- Rosalea combination of Rose and Lea
- Rosalee spelling of Rosalie, from Latin rosalia, a festival of roses
- Rosaleen Irish diminutive of Rose
- Rosalía from rosalia, the Roman rose festival
- Rosalie rose
- Rosalina elaboration of Rosa, 'rose'
- Rosalind gentle horse
- Rosalinda from Germanic hros, horse, and lind, soft; later read as…
- Rosaline form of Rosalind; later linked to "rose"
- Rosalio masculine of Rosalia; rose
- Rosalva blend of Rosa and Alba; white rose
- Rosalyn form of Rosalind, Germanic 'horse' and 'soft, tender',…
- Rosamaria blend of Rosa and Maria; rose
- Rosamond horse protection; later linked to "rose of the world"
- Rosamund horse protection; later read as rose of the world
- Rosann blend of Rose and Ann; rose + grace
- Rosanna blend of Rosa (rose) and Anna (grace)
- Rosanne blend of Rose and Anne; rose and grace
- Rosaria rosary; from Our Lady of the Rosary
- Rosario rosary; from Our Lady of the Rosary
- Rosary from Latin rosarium, rose garden; the Catholic prayer beads
- Rosaura golden rose
- Rosco form of Roscoe: doe wood
- Roscoe English place name from Old Norse 'roe deer wood'
- Rose rose
- Roseann blend of Rose and Ann; rose and grace
- Roseanna blend of Rose and Anna; rose and grace
- Roseanne blend of Rose and Anne; rose and grace
- Rosebud the bud of a rose
- Roselee modern blend of Rose and Lee
- Roselia elaborated form of Rosa: rose
- Roselie form of Rosalie: rose
- Rosella little rose, Italian diminutive of Rosa
- Roselle little rose
- Rosellen modern blend of Rose and Ellen
- Roselyn blend of Rose and -lyn, or a form of Rosalind
- Rosemarie combination of Rose and Marie
- Rosemary the herb, from Latin ros marinus 'dew of the sea'
- Rosemond form of Rosamund: horse protection
- Rosena form of Rose, the flower
- Rosendo fame path, from Germanic hrod 'fame' and sinths 'path'; St…
- Rosenwyn white rose
- Rosetta little rose, Italian diminutive of Rosa
- Rosette little rose
- Rosey pet form of Rose: rose
- Roshan bright, shining
- Roshawn modern blend of Ro- and Shawn
- Roshell form of Rochelle: little rock
- Roshelle form of Rochelle: little rock
- Roshni light, brightness
- Rosia form of Rosa; rose
- Rosie pet form of Rose
- Rosiland form of Rosalind: gentle horse
- Rosilyn form of Rosalyn, linked to rose
- Rosina little rose
- Roslyn spelling of Rosslyn, Scottish place name, or blend of Rose…
- Ross headland, promontory
- Rossana Italian form of Roxana: dawn or little star
- Rossella from Italian rosso, red; Scarlett O'Hara's name in Italian
- Rossi surname from Rosso: red-haired
- Rostam tall, mighty; the great hero of the Shahnameh
- Rostislav growing glory; from rost 'growth' and slava 'glory'
- Rostyslav growing glory
- Rosy rosy, rose-colored
- Rotem white broom shrub
- Rouzbeh of good days, fortunate
- Rowan little red-haired one; also the rowan tree
- Rowdy rowdy, boisterous
- Rowena perhaps Old English "fame, joy" or Welsh "white spear";…
- Rowland form of Roland; famous land
- Rowyn form of Rowan: little red one; also the rowan tree
- Roxana bright, radiant; wife of Alexander the Great
- Roxane dawn, bright
- Roxanna form of Roxana, Old Persian, bright, shining
- Roxanne "dawn, bright, luminous" (Roshanak)
- Roxas coined by Square Enix for Kingdom Hearts
- Roxie pet form of Roxanne; dawn, bright, from Persian
- Roxy pet form of Roxanne; dawn, bright
- Roy red (Gaelic ruadh)
- Roya dream, vision
- Royal the word royal, kingly
- Royalty royalty, royal status
- Royce from Royse, a medieval form of Rose
- Royden from a place name: rye hill
- Royston Royse's town
- Roz short form of Rosalind or Roslyn
- Róża rose
- Rozálie Czech form of Rosalia, from Latin rosa, rose
- Rozanne form of Roseanne: rose + Anne (grace)
- Rozella form of Rosella; little rose
- Rozelle form of Rosella: little rose
- Rozena form of Rosina: little rose
- Rozenn rose
- Rozerin golden sun, golden day
- Rozetta form of Rosetta: little rose
- Rozhin like the sun, sunny
- Rozi Hungarian diminutive of Rozália, rose
- Rozlynn modern form of Roslyn, blend of Rose and -lyn
- Ruadh Gaelic word meaning red
- Ruadhan little red-haired one
- Ruairi red king
- Ruairidh red king
- Ruaraidh red king
- Ruaridh red king
- Ruba hills
- Rûbar river
- Rube short form of Reuben: behold, a son
- Ruben behold, a son
- Rubert form of Rupert (Robert): bright fame
- Rubi Spanish form of Ruby, the red gemstone
- Rubin form of Reuben; behold, a son
- Rubina from Latin rubeus: red; the ruby
- Ruby the ruby, a red gemstone
- Ruchama shown mercy, compassion
- Rudeus coined by Rifujin na Magonote for Mushoku Tensei
- Rüdiger famous spear
- Rudolf famous wolf
- Rudolfo form of Rudolph; famous wolf
- Rudra roarer, howler; the fierce form of Shiva and storm god
- Rudy pet form of Rudolph, 'famous wolf'
- Rudyard reed enclosure; from Rudyard Lake, Staffordshire; Rudyard…
- Rue the herb rue; also regret
- Ruel form of Reuel; friend of God
- Ruffin Old French: red-haired
- Rufina red-haired
- Rufus red-haired
- Ruhi spiritual, of the soul
- Rui form of Rodrigo, 'famous ruler'
- Ruilin auspicious (瑞) + forest or jade (林, 琳)
- Ruize wise or auspicious (睿, 瑞) + grace, favor (泽)
- Ruka flowing + fragrance (流香) or lapis + beautiful (瑠花)
- Rukayya Hausa form of Ruqayyah
- Rûken smiling face
- Rukhsana bright-faced, beautiful; form of Roxana
- Rukia Swahili form of Ruqayya, to rise, ascend
- Rukiye Turkish form of Ruqayyah, ascent
- Rukmini adorned with gold; chief queen of Krishna
- Rumaldo Spanish form of Romuald: famous ruler
- Rumen ruddy, rosy-cheeked; from rumen 'red'
- Rumi stone
- Runa secret lore; feminine of Rune
- Rune secret lore; a runic letter
- Ruoxi like the morning sunlight (若曦)
- Rupa form, beauty
- Rupal made of silver; beautiful
- Rupert bright fame; from German Ruprecht
- Ruperto Spanish form of Rupert (Robert): bright fame
- Ruqayya perhaps 'ascent, rising' or 'charm, spell'; daughter of the…
- Ruri lapis lazuli (瑠璃)
- Rurik famous ruler; from Old Norse Hrœrekr
- Rush surname for someone living near rushes
- Rushil charming
- Ruslan lion; from Turkic arslan; hero of Pushkin's Ruslan and…
- Ruslana lioness; feminine of Ruslan
- Russ short form of Russell; red-haired
- Russell from a surname, Old French rousel 'little red one'
- Rustam Uzbek and Tajik form of Rostam, the hero of the Shahnameh
- Ruston place name, perhaps 'Rolf's town'
- Rusty red-haired, rust-colored
- Rut friend, companion
- Rūta rue, the herb; a Lithuanian national symbol
- Rutger famous spear; Dutch form of Roger
- Ruth perhaps 'friend, companion'; heroine of the Book of Ruth
- Ruthann blend of Ruth and Ann; friend and grace
- Ruthanna compound of Ruth and Anna
- Ruthanne blend of Ruth and Anne; friend + grace
- Rutherford place name: cattle ford
- Ruthy pet form of Ruth: friend, companion
- Ruvim Russian form of Reuben: behold, a son
- Ruwaida gentle, walking gently
- Ruwan gem, precious stone
- Ruxandra Romanian form of Roxana, 'bright, dawn'
- Rüya dream, vision
- Rüzgar wind
- Ružica South Slavic word meaning little rose
- Ryan little king
- Ryann feminine spelling of Ryan, perhaps 'little king'
- Ryanne feminine of Ryan: little king
- Ryden rye hill (English surname)
- Ryder horseman, mounted warrior
- Rye the grain rye; also an English place name
- Ryen spelling of Ryan: little king
- Ryken from Rijken, pet form of Rijk: ruler, rich
- Ryker from a Dutch or German surname, perhaps from rik, ruler
- Rylan rye land (English surname)
- Ryland from a place name, 'land where rye grows'
- Ryle from an English surname, "rye hill"
- Rylee spelling of Riley: from Ó Raghallaigh, or English 'rye…
- Ryleigh spelling of Riley: from Ó Raghallaigh, or English 'rye…
- Ryley spelling of Riley: from Ó Raghallaigh, or English 'rye…
- Rylie spelling of Riley: from Irish O Raghallaigh, or English rye…
- Ryne form of Ryan; little king
- Ryo refreshing, cool (涼); also clear (亮)
- Ryoko good child (良子) or cool child (涼子)
- Ryoma "dragon" + "horse" (竜馬/龍馬)
- Ryosuke good help (良介)
- Ryota cool/refreshing and big (涼太)
- Ryszard brave ruler; Polish form of Richard
- Ryu dragon (竜/龍)
- Ryuji dragon + second son (竜二)