Names Starting with R

Unable to determine; possibly a misspelling or variant of Ralph.

Happy or joyful.

God heals; God is my healer.

Warrior or fighter with power.

Warrior with power or mighty warrior.

A yogurt-based side dish in Indian cuisine.

From the red clearing or red meadow.

Wolf counsel or wise wolf.

Wise protector, from Germanic elements meaning 'counsel' and 'protection.'

Wise protector or renowned protector.

From a wild garlic island or a raven island.

From the ram's island or wild garlic island.

Ford of the raven or frog ford.

Shield wolf or rim wolf.

A name meaning 'shield wolf' or 'wolf warrior,' derived from Germanic elements r...

A payment demanded for the release of a captive, or derived from the name Randol...

Son of Ran or son of the raven.

Wolf counsel or wise wolf.

Ewe or female sheep.

A beam of light or a kingly person.

Royal or kingly.

Wise protector or counsel protector.

Wise protector or counselor.

Flowing stream or poppy.

To bind or to join.

Red-haired or ruddy-complexioned.

A person who lives near or works with reeds, or derived from the Old English wor...

A diminutive of Reginald, derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'ruler' and...

Ruler's advisor or one who counsels the king.

Kingdom, derived from the Latin word for realm or domain.

Bright raven, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'raven' and 'bright'.

From Rheims, a city in France, or derived from the Latin 'remigius' meaning 'oar...

Peaceful, serene, derived from Greek 'eirene' (peace) or Hebrew 'renah' (joy, so...

Reborn, born again, derived from the Latin 'renatus'.

Reborn or born again.

A diminutive form, likely derived from names beginning with 'Ren-' or as a varia...

Uncertain; possibly derived from Scottish diminutive forms.

Uncertain; possibly derived from Scottish diminutive traditions or the surname R...

Reindeer, derived from the Spanish and Italian word for the animal.

Behold, a son.

Uncertain; possibly derived from French elements meaning 'green' or 'verdant'.

King, derived directly from the Latin word for monarch or ruler.

Ford of the king.

Flowing or eloquent.

Enthusiastic, ardent, derived from Welsh 'rhad' or related to 'rhett' meaning st...

Rose, derived from the Greek word 'rhodon' meaning rose.

From the island of Ronay or rough island, derived from Old Norse.

A name meaning 'powerful ruler' or 'brave ruler,' derived from Germanic elements...

A person associated with rice cultivation or derived from a personal name.

Brave ruler or one with powerful courage.

Son of Richard, a patronymic surname derived from the given name Richard.

A rich or powerful settlement.

A person who speaks in riddles or poses puzzles.

From a ridge or elevated area of land.

From a reedy area or wetland.

The specific meaning depends on the kanji used; typically combines elements like...

From a clearing or meadow, or from the Irish surname Ó Raghaillaigh.

A shortened form or nickname, often derived from names beginning with 'Rip' or u...

A pearl, derived from the Latin word for pearl.

Famous ruler or renowned power.

Bright fame, derived from the Germanic elements for 'bright' and 'fame.'

Bright fame or renowned, derived from the Germanic elements 'hrod' (fame) and 'b...

Bright fame, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'bright' and 'fame.'

Bright fame or one whose fame shines brightly.

Bright fame, the feminine form of Robert.

Bright fame.

Bright fame, derived from the Germanic name Robert.

Bright fame.

Well or spring near rocks.

Famous power or renowned ruler.

Famous power or renowned ruler, a diminutive of Roderick.

A female deer or fish eggs.

A famous spearman or renowned warrior.

Famous spear or renowned warrior.

Son of Roger, or famous spear.

Little rose.

The specific meaning depends on the kanji used; typically combines elements like...

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'famous land' or 'renowned territory.'

Famous ruler or renowned power.

Famous ruler or renowned power.

A person from Rome or relating to the Roman Empire.

Renowned ruler or glorious power.

Ruler or counselor.

Ruler of the gods or powerful ruler.

Little seal.

Fame or renowned.

Possibly related to fame or renown, or may derive from the English word 'root.'

Rose or flower.

Rose flower combined with the suffix '-lee,' suggesting a meadow or clearing of ...

A rose or a garland of roses.

Pretty horse or gentle horse.

Famous protector or renowned guardian.

Rosary or garland of roses, referring to the Catholic prayer beads and devotion.

Deer forest or woodland.

A name meaning 'deer forest' or 'forest of the roe deer,' derived from Old Norse...

The flower rose, symbolizing love and beauty.

Dew of the sea, referring to the rosemary herb, or a combination of Rose and Mar...

A well or spring where roses grow.

Little rose or rosy one.

From the headland or promontory.

A well or spring where horses graze, or a well where roses grow.

Famous friend or renowned friend.

Famous land or renowned throughout the land.

Dawn or star.

King.

Derived from the English word 'royal', meaning 'of or relating to a king or mona...

From the royal valley or rye valley.

Red king.

Behold, a son.

Behold, a son.

A precious gemstone of deep red color, symbolizing passion and vitality.

A precious gemstone of deep red color.

A woman with reddish or ruddy complexion, or derived from the herb rue.

A name meaning 'famous wolf' or 'renowned wolf,' derived from Germanic elements ...

Famous ruler or one with a ruddy complexion.

A name meaning 'red' or 'red-haired,' derived from the Latin word for the color ...

The act of moving swiftly on foot, or descriptive of speed and motion.

Bright fame or one whose fame shines brilliantly.

A person who lives near rushes (wetland plants) or one who is hasty.

A man from Russia or of Russian descent.

Red-haired or russet-colored, derived from the Old French 'roussel' meaning redd...

A person with red hair or a reddish complexion.

A woman from Russia or of Russian descent.

Friend or companion.

A ford where cattle graze, or a cattle crossing.

A ridge where rye grows, or a rye field ridge.