Baby Names Starting with R

Thunder; represents strength and power.

Melodic mode; musical composition in Indian classical music

Melodic framework or musical mode in Indian classical music; the foundational structure of a composition

Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'easy' or 'accessible,' also associated with Lord Rama in Hindu tradition.

Means 'traveler' or 'pathfinder' in Sanskrit and Hindi.

Merciful and compassionate. Signifies kindness and grace.

Sun; feminine form or variant of Ravi in Sanskrit tradition.

Prince or flowing; a Sanskrit-derived name representing royalty and fluidity.

A stringed musical instrument in Arabic tradition; symbolizes harmony and artistry.

Refers to the rabab, a traditional Middle Eastern stringed instrument.

To bind or captivating. Represents beauty and connection.

Spring, representing growth, renewal, and new beginnings.

Variant of Rachel, meaning ewe (female sheep); symbolizes gentleness and innocence.

Sanskrit term meaning 'creation' or 'composition'; represents artistic and creative expression.

Variant spelling of Richard; from Germanic meaning brave ruler or strong-willed leader.

Ewe or female sheep. Hebrew name symbolizing gentleness and pastoral innocence.

Ewe combined with grace; represents compassion and gentleness.

Ewe, lamb. Symbolizes gentleness and innocence.

Variant of Rachel, a Hebrew name meaning 'ewe' (female sheep), symbolizing gentleness.

Rightly guided or wise, from Arabic 'rashida' (to be wise).

Sanskrit origin, possibly related to 'created' or 'composed.'

From Sanskrit meaning 'creation' or 'composition,' representing artistic design, structure, and craftsmanship.

Ewe (female lamb); symbolizing gentleness and grace.

Root. French surname meaning the origin or base of something.

Ewe; symbolizes gentleness and innocence.

Joy and happiness; carries cheerful energy and delight

Joyful, gladness (from Slavic rad-)

Red ford; an English place name referring to a crossing at a reddish water ford.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'success'; in Hindu tradition, associated with Krishna's beloved.

Successful or easy to please; associated with Radha in Hindu mythology

Success, prosperity, or one who brings joy; derived from Sanskrit Radha, a revered name in Hindu tradition.

Satisfied, content, and pleased; derived from the Arabic root meaning to be pleased or gratified.

Red meadow; from Old English 'rad' (red) and 'leah' (meadow or clearing).

Red shore or red bank. Welsh place name with geographical significance.

Contentment, satisfaction; one who is pleased.

Variant spelling of Rachel, from Hebrew 'Rahel' meaning 'ewe' or 'lamb,' symbolizing gentleness.

Ewe or lamb; Hebrew origin representing gentleness and innocence.

Thunder; a powerful natural force

Leader, chief, or captain

Modern variant of Reagan, derived from Irish meaning 'descendant of Riagan' or 'little king.'

Little king; suggests leadership and noble qualities.

Ewe, beautiful, wise protector

Black bird; symbol of mystery and intelligence

God heals; represents divine protection

God heals. A name symbolizing divine healing, protection, and wellness.

God has healed

God heals; feminine form of Raphael.

God heals; Italian feminine form of Raphael.

From Hebrew Refael meaning God heals. Represents divine healing and protection.

God heals. A shortened form of Raphael, representing divine healing and protection.

Variant of Rafael; Hebrew origin meaning 'God heals' or 'God has healed.'

Delicate, tender, refined. From Arabic rafeef or rafif.

God heals; a variant of Raphael, from Hebrew meaning 'God is my healer' or 'God heals'.

God heals; a healer sent by divine will

God heals; Italian feminine form of Raphael.

God heals; Italian form of Raphael.

God heals; Italian feminine form of Raphael from Hebrew origin

Italian form of Raphael; means 'God heals' in Hebrew. Associated with divine healing and the archangel Raphael.

Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Robartach', used as a given name.

A variant of Rafael, from Hebrew 'Raphael' meaning 'God heals'; represents compassion and divine healing.

God has healed. A Hebrew name derived from Raphael, symbolizing divine healing and wholeness.

Arabic name meaning 'companion' or 'friend,' often used to denote a comrade or trustworthy associate.

Comfort and ease; connotes tranquility, well-being, and gentle grace.

Sanskrit name meaning 'easy' or derived from Raghu meaning 'illustrious' or 'famous'.

Queen.

Warrior; relates to Old Norse elements.

Old Norse name meaning 'warrior' or 'strong fighter', from elements 'regin' and 'arr'.

Hebrew name meaning 'friend of God,' from 'rega' (friend) and 'el' (God). In Judeo-Christian tradition, Raguel is an archangel.

Path or way.

Slender or delicate; conveys grace and elegance.

Traveler or wanderer. From Arabic rahil meaning to travel or journey.

Merciful and compassionate. Emphasizes kindness and divine mercy.

Variant of Rachel, meaning 'ewe' in Hebrew, symbolizing gentleness, innocence, and grace.

Sanskrit term meaning 'lord' or 'king,' representing leadership and divine authority.

Possibly related to Arabic Rahim meaning merciful or compassionate

Merciful and compassionate. One of the 99 names of Allah in Islam.

Compassionate and merciful. Feminine form of Rahim, reflecting tenderness and kindness.

Mercy and compassion in Arabic.

Mercy or compassion, from Arabic root meaning divine mercy and kindness.

"Merciful" or "compassionate," from the Arabic root for mercy.

God's mercy; the Merciful One

Merciful, compassionate; derived from Arabic root Rahman.

Efficient, capable, or competent. Represents skill and effectiveness.

King or ruler; a title of respect and power in Indian cultures.

Leader or pioneer; feminine form of the Arabic Ra'id, meaning one who leads or blazes a trail.

Japanese elements meaning thunder field or rain field.

Reed ford. English surname from a place name.

Means 'fragrance' or 'one who wins.' From Arabic roots denoting pleasant scent and victory.

Fragrant plant or basil, referring to a sweet-smelling herb.