Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter R, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a R. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
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Ratib | An organizor, one who puts things in order |
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Ratidaa | Giving pleasure |
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Ratih | The Goddess of beauty |
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Ratik | A person who is joyous and satisfied in love |
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Ratimir | Peaceful war or battle |
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Ratin | Love, Happiness |
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Ratinderpal | One who always has a good advice to give |
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Ratipriya | Name of a lady |
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Ratiq | One who brings people together, also another name of Allah |
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Ratish | God of love |
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Ratislav | Derived from the Slavic elements ortĭ (Serbo-Croatian rat) meaning "war, battle" and slava meaning "glory". |
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Ratko | Originally a diminutive of names beginning with the Slavic element radŭ meaning "happy, willing". |
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Ratna | Gem |
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Ratnabala | A girl who is jewel, a gem |
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Ratnabali | The heroine of sanskrit sahitya (literature) |
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Ratnabhu | One of many names of Lord Vishnu |
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Ratnadevi | Gem |
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Ratnagarbha | One whose heart is brillinat as the jewel or a gem |
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Ratnajyoti | Light from a jewel |
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Ratnakar | Mine of jewels, sea |
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Ratnalekha | Beauty of jewels |
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Ratnali | Jewelled; Crystal; Precious Gem; Like a valuable gemstone |
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Ratnam | Southern Indian variant of Ratna. |
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Ratnamala | Jewelled necklace |
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Ratnangi | Whole body adorned with jewels |
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Ratnanidhi | Another of the names of Lord Vishnu |
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Ratnaprabha | Earth, light from jewel |
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Ratnapriya | One who likes jewels |
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Ratnarekha | Name of a princess |
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Ratnavali | A bunch of gems, earth |
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Ratnavarsha | One laden with gems |
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Ratnavati | Gem |
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Ratnesh | God of jewels |
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Ratomir | Derived from the Slavic elements ortĭ (Serbo-Croatian rat) meaning "war, battle" and mirŭ meaning "peace, world". |
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Ratree | Jasmine flower |
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Ratri | Night |
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Ratrinight | A person who is born in the night |
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Ratti | Kamdeva's wife |
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Ratu | A Queen of men |
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Ratuj | Son of Truth; Honest; |
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Ratul | A seeker of the truth |
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Ratzon | Wish, Desire |
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Raud | The father of the wolves |
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Rauðr | A town or village, or the color red. |
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Raudra | Shiva's son |
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Raudri | Goddess Parvati |
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Rauenilde | A British girl name |
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Rauf | Compassionate, Loving |
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Raufe | A merciful and compassionate individual |
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Rauff | A sympathetic, comapssionate, benevolent person |
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Rauffe | A person with a warm and compassionate heart |
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Rauha | Means "peace" in Finnish. |
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Rauhah | A happy and content individual |
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Rauhel | Form of Reuel used in parts of the Latin Old Testament. |
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Raul | Wolf Counsel |
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Raulf | Wise wolf, wolf-shield |
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Raulfe | He is wise like a wolf |
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Raulin | A little wise wolf, mostly used as a surnme |
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Raulo | Germanic - Wise and Strong; Latin - Laurel; Bay |
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Rauly | Wise wolf, wolf-shield |
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Raum | Big |
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Raumina | An abstract individual; lovable and affectionate |
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Raunaa | One who gazes at people beutifully |
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Raunak | One who reached fame |
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Raunaq | Pleasure, pomp |
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Raunaqjahan | The world's lustre and pomp |
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Raushaid | One who is advised well, a righteous person |
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Raushan | Bright like the light of the sky |
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Raushanara | One bright like the assembly's light |
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Raushangul | Glowing flower |
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Raushani | A woman who is light and brigntess |
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Raushanjabin | One whose forehed radiates light |
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Rauxshna | Old Persian form (unattested) of Roxana. |
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Rava | Means "lovely, delightful" in Esperanto. |
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Ravalnath | Derived from the name Ruru one of the eight forms of God Bhairava - a ferocious aspect of the God Shiva |
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Ravan | Power Holder; Means of terrifying roar, a name given by Lord Shiva; King of Lanka |
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Ravana | Power Holder; Means of terrifying roar, a name given by Lord Shiva; King of Lanka |
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Ravat | The humming of the cuckoo |
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Raveen | One black as a raven |
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Raveena | Sunny |
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Raveendra | One who shines brightly like the Sun |
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Raven | Blackbird |
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Ravenild | A raven-like woman |
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Ravenna | A big, black bird, a raven |
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Ravenor | A Medieval English surname, meaning the raven |
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Ravenswood | Forest/Trees With Ravens |
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Ravesh | Shiva, Vishnu |
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Ravette | She who is raven-like |
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Ravi | Sun |
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Ravichandra | Sun |
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Ravid | Necklace |
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Ravij | Born of sun, Karna |
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Ravikanth | The Sun God, aka Lord Surya. Also means a fiery person or the one who flames up like the Sun |
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Ravikeerti | One whose fame is like the sun; Popular and Famous for brilliance like Sun |
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Ravikiran | Sun ray |
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Ravil | Meaning unknown, possibly of Arabic origin. |
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Ravima | Sweet |
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Ravin | Sun; Brilliant; Raadiant and Bright Sun |
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Ravina | Raven |
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Ravinandan | Son of the sun |