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Rabi	Arabic	The harvest, or the spring.
Rach	African	Frog.
Rachael		A ewe.
Rachel	Hebrew	A ewe. The wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph in the Bible.
Rachelle		A ewe.
Rachna	Hindu
Rada	Slavonic	Glad.
Radella	Old English	An elfin adviser.
Radha	Sanskrit	Success. The name of a Hindu goddess.
Radhika	Hindu	a form of the Devi, 5th Sakti, wife of Krishna
Radinka	Slavonic	Joyful, active.
Radmilla	Slavonic	A worker for the people.
Rae	English	A doe. Also see Rachel and Raelene.
Raeka	Spanish	beautiful, unique
Raelene	Australian	A modern invented name.
Raelin	Celtic	Raelyn, Rae
Rafaela		The divine healer, or healed by God. Feminine form of Raphael.
Rafaella		The divine healer, or healed by God. Feminine form of Raphael.
Raghnailt	Irish Gaelic	A ewe.
Ragini	Hindu
Ragnhild	Norse	one who is wise in battle
Rahab	Hebrew
Rahel	Hebrew	A ewe.
Rai	Japanese	trust
Raimy	Raimee
Rain	Latin	ruler
Rainbow	Old English	An array of bright colours.
Raine	Old German	Advice, decision.
Raisa	Russian from Greek	Adaptable.
Raissa	Old French	The believer.
Raizel	Hebrew	rose
Raja	Arabic	The hopeful one.
Rajani	Sanskrit	Dark, of the night.
Rajni	Hindu
Rakel	Scandinavian	A ewe.
Rakhi	Hindu
Raksha	Hindu
Ramla	Swahili	One who predicts the future.
Ramona	Spanish	A wise protector. The feminine form of Ramon or Raymond.
Ramya	Hindu	elegant, beautiful
Rana	Arabic	Beautiful to gaze upon. Also see Rani.
Randa		The admired one.
Randie		A wolf-like shield or the admired one. A boy or girl's name.
Randy		A wolf-like shield or the admired one. A boy or girl's name.
Rane		Queen.
Ranee		Queen.
Rangi	Maori/Polynesian	Heaven or the sky. A boy or girl's name.
Rani	Sanskrit	A queen.
Ranjana	Hindu
Ranjita	Hindu
Raphaela	Hebrew	The divine healer, or healed by God. Feminine form of Raphael.
Raphaella	Hebrew	healed by God
Raquel	Spanish	A ewe. The wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph in the Bible.
Raquelle		A ewe. The wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph in the Bible.
Rashida	Arabic	Righteous.
Rasika	Hindu
Rasine	Polish	a rose
Rasna	Hindu
Rata	Aboriginal/Polynesian	Aboriginal: A plant. Polynesian: The name of a great chief. A boy or girl's name.
Rati	Sanskrit	Love.
Rawnie	Gypsy	lady
Ray	Old French	A stream or a king. A boy or girl's name.
Rayelle
Raylene	Raylina
Rayma		A wise protector. The feminine form of Ramon or Raymond.
Rayna	Polish/Czech	A queen.
Raziya	African	agreeable
Reanna		A nymph, or a queen.
Reba		A heifer or a knotted cord.
Rebecca	Hebrew	A heifer or a knotted cord. The wife of Isaac in the Bible.
Rebekah	Hebrew	A heifer or a knotted cord. The wife of Isaac in the Bible.
Rebel	Latin	The rebellious one. A boy or girl's name.
Reena	Hindu
Regan	Irish Gaelic	The descendant of a king. A boy or girl's name.
Regina	Latin	The descendant of a king.
Rei	Japanese	gratitude
Reidun	Norwegian	nest-lovely
Reiko	Japanese	Gratitude.
Reina	Polish/Czech	A queen.
Reine	French	A queen.
Reka	Maori	Sweet.
Rekha	Hindu	straight line
Reman	Hindu
Ren	Japanese	water lily
Rena	Hebrew	A joyous song.
Renata	Latin	Reborn.
Rene	Latin	Reborn. A boy or girl's name.
Renee	French	Reborn.
Renita	Latin	A rebel.
Renny	Irish Gaelic	Small but powerful. A boy or girl's name.
Renuka	Hindu
Rere	Maori	A waterfall.
Reseda	Latin	A mignonette flower.
Reshma	Hindu	silky
Reva	Latin	Renewed strength.
Revati	Hindu	wife of Balarama
Revelation	Latin	Lacy
Rewa	Polynesian	Slender.
Rexana	Latin	Regally graceful.
Rhea	Greek	A stream, or a mother.
Rhiamon	Welsh	witch
Rhiannon	Welsh	A nymph, or a queen.
Rhoda	Greek	A rose, or a woman from the island of Rhodes.
Rhodanthe	Greek	A rose.
Rhona		Variation of Rona. The name of a Scottish Island.
Rhonda	Welsh	After the name of a valley.
Rhonwen	Welsh	A white lance, or white hair.
Rhoswen	Gaelic	white rose
Ria	Spanish	Of the river. Also a short form of Maria (See Mary).
Riane	Gaelic	little king
Rianna		Sweet basil, virtuous.
Rianne		God is gracious.
Riannon
Riba		A heifer or a knotted cord.
Ricarda		Brave and strong. Feminine form of Richard.
Richelle	Old German, Old English	powerful ruler; brave one
Rickena	Czech
Riddhi	Hindu	Siddhi will follow
Rieko	Japanese	child of Rie
Rihana	Arabic	sweet basil
Rikako	Japanese	child of Rika
Riley	Irish Gaelic/Old English	Irish Gaelic: Valiant. Old English: A Rye meadow. A boy or girl's name.
Rilla	Teutonic	A stream.
Rima	Hindu
Rina		A queen.
Rinako	Japanese	child of Rina
Rini	Japanese	little bunny
Rinzen	Tibetan/Sherpa	The holder of intellect. A boy or girl's name.
Riona	Irish Gaelic	A queen, queen-like.
Risa	Latin	Laughter.
Risako	Japanese	child of Risa
Rishbha	Hindu
Rishona	Hebrew	first
Rita		A pearl. A short form of Margarita (See Margaret) also used independently.
Ritsuko	Japanese	child of Ritsu
Ritu	Hindu
Riva	French from Latin	The shore or a river bank.
Rivka	Hebrew	A heifer or a knotted cord.
Rizpah	Greek	hope
Roanna	Latin	Gracious. Also derived from other names such as Rose and Anna.
Robalyn		Derived from Robin and Lynn.
Robbin		A small bird.
Roberta	Germanic/Old English	Bright fame, famous. Feminine form of Robert. Also see Robin.
Robin	English	A small bird. A boy or girl's name.
Robyn	English	A small bird. A boy or girl's name.
Rochelle	French	A small rock. Also from La Rochelle, a French fishing port.
Roden	Old English	From the valley of the reeds. A boy or girl's name.
Roderica	Teutonic	A famous ruler. Feminine form of Roderick.
Rohana	Sanskrit	Sandalwood.
Rohini	Hindu
Rois	Irish Gaelic	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Roisin	Irish Gaelic	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Rolanda	Teutonic	From the famed land. Feminine form of Roland.
Roma	Latin	From Rome.
Romaine	Latin	A citizen of Rome. Feminine form of Roman.
Romana	Italian	from Rome
Romilda	Teutonic	A glorious warrior maiden.
Romy	German	Dew of the sea, and the name of a fragrant herb. Also a combination of Rose and Mary.
Rona	Scottish	The name of an island.
Ronalda	Old Norse	Powerful. Also a feminine form of Ronald.
Ronan	Irish Gaelic	Little seal. A boy or girl's name.
Ronda		Grand.
Ronni		A true likeness or image. From the name Veronica, but also used as independent names.
Ronnie		A true likeness or image. From the name Veronica, but also used as independent names.
Ronny		A true likeness or image. From the name Veronica, but also used as independent names.
Rory	Irish Gaelic	The red king. A boy or girl's name.
Ros	Old German/Latin	Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful rose.
Rosa	Italian and Spanish	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Rosabelle	Latin	A beautiful rose. Also derived from Rose and Belle.
Rosalba	Italian	A white rose.
Rosaleen	Irish	From the word for a horse. Also: Beautiful Rose.
Rosalia	Latin	Derived from Rose. Also the name of a 12th-century saint. Latin: The flower Rose (Rosa). Old German: From the word for a horse.
Rosalind	Old German/Latin	Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful Rose. Shakespeare's heroine in As You Like It.
Rosaline	Irish	From the word for a horse. Also: Beautiful Rose.
Rosalyn		From the word for a horse. Also: Beautiful Rose.
Rosamond	Old German/Latin	Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: A pure rose, or the rose of the world.
Rosamunde		Wild roses.
Rosanna		A name derived from Rose and Anna. Rose - The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse. Anna - Grace, or favoured by God.
Rosanne	Latin	gracious rose
Rosario	Spanish	From the word for a rosary.
Rose	Latin/Old German	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Roseanne		A name derived from Rose and Anna. Rose - The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse. Anna - Grace, or favoured by God.
Roselani	Hawaiian	heavenly rose
Roselle		A combination of Rose and Elle.
Rosemary	Latin	Dew of the sea, and the name of a fragrant herb. Also a combination of Rose and Mary.
Rosen	Cornish	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Rosenwyn	Cornish	A fair rose.
Rosetta	Italian	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Rosevear	Cornish	From the moorland.
Roshan	Persian	Splendid. One who emanates light. A boy or girl's name.
Rosheen	Irish Gaelic	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Roshni	Hindu	light
Rosie	Latin/Old German	Latin: The flower Rose (Rosa). Old German: From the word for a horse. Also see Rhoda, Rosa, Rosalia, Rosamond and Rosemary.
Rosine		Little rose.
Rosita	Spanish	The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.
Roslyn	Old German/Latin	Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful rose.
Rossa	Scottish Gaelic	Woody meadow. Feminine form of Ross.
Rosy	Latin/Old German	Latin: The flower Rose (Rosa). Old German: From the word for a horse. Also see Rhoda, Rosa, Rosalia, Rosamond and Rosemary.
Rowan	Irish Gaelic	Little red-haired one.
Rowena	Celtic/Old English	Celtic: The white-haired one. Old English: A well-known friend.
Roxana	Persian	Dawn. The name of the wife of Alexander the Great.
Roxanne	Persian	brilliant one
Royale	Old French	The regal one. Feminine form of Roy.
Roz	Old German/Latin	Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful rose.
Roza	Polish	Rose.
Rozanne		A name derived from Rose and Anna. Rose - The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse. Anna - Grace, or favoured by God.
Rozella		A combination of Rose and Elle.
Rozelle		A combination of Rose and Elle.
Ruby	Latin	Red, and the name of a precious stone.
Ruchi	Hindu
Ruchika	Hindu
Ruchira	Hindu
Rudelle	Teutonic	The famous one.
Rudrani	Hindu	a wife of Shiva
Rue	Old English from Greek	The name of an aromatic medicinal plant. Also see Ruth.
Ruella		A combination of Ruth and Ella.
Rufina	Latin	Red-haired. The feminine form of Rufus.
Rukmini	Sanskrit	The wife of Lord Krishna. Often used in Indonesia.
Rula	Latin	A ruler. A popular.
Rumer	English	A gipsy.
Rumiko	Japanese	child of Rumi
Runa	Old Norse	Secret love.
Rupa	Hindu
Rupal	Hindu
Rupali	Hindu
Ruperta	German	Bright fame, famous. Feminine form of Robert. Also see Robin.
Ruri	Japanese	An emerald.
Ruth	Hebrew	Beautiful and compassionate. A biblical name.
Ryann	Irish Gaelic	A little king.
Ryba	Czech	fish
Ryesen	English	Rye
Ryoko	Japanese	child of Ryo