Baby Names Starting with R

Behold a son; connotes strength and familial blessing.

Variant of Robert or Rupert, meaning 'famous and bright' or 'shining with fame'.

Red or ruddy; symbolizes vitality and passion.

From Latin 'rubeus' meaning 'red'; represents warmth and vitality.

Named after the precious gemstone; associated with the color red and deep value.

Red gem with grace

A compound name blending Ruby (the precious gemstone) with Jean (God's gracious gift)

Red precious stone combined with meadow or clearing

A compound name combining Ruby (red gemstone symbolizing passion) with Lynn (water), suggesting radiance and vitality.

Combination of Ruby, a precious red gemstone symbolizing passion and vitality, and Rose, representing love and beauty.

Compassion; mercy

Ewe; Yiddish form of Rachel derived from Hebrew.

Radiant; glowing; resplendent. A Sanskrit name symbolizing beauty and light.

Spirit, breath, or inspiration in Hebrew. Related to the divine spark.

Famous wolf; from Germanic 'hruod' (fame) and 'wulf' (wolf), symbolizing honor and strength.

Famous wolf; renowned warrior.

Famous wolf; combines Germanic elements for 'fame' and 'wolf'.

Famous wolf; combines Germanic elements 'hrod' (famous) and 'wulf' (wolf).

The roarer; a fierce form of Shiva in Hindu mythology, associated with wind, storms, and destruction.

The eye of Rudra (Shiva); refers to sacred beads used in Hindu prayer and meditation.

Related to Rudra, a Hindu god associated with storms and transformation.

Part of Rudra; embodiment of cosmic power and protection

Fierce and brave warrior; a Sanskrit compound meaning devotee of Rudra, the Vedic god of storms and transformation.

Small street, alley

Red or red-haired, from the Latin word rufus

Reddish; red-haired.

From Latin 'rufus' meaning 'red' or 'redhead.' Often refers to one with red hair or ruddy complexion.

Spirit or soul; represents the spiritual essence in Islamic tradition.

Spirit or soul; derived from the Arabic word for spirit.

Spiritual; relating to the soul or spirit.

A Hebrew biblical name meaning 'compassion' or 'mercy,' expressing divine forgiveness and compassion.

One who has obtained mercy or is pitied; symbolizing compassion and divine grace

Spiritual; of the soul; illuminated

Spiritual; relating to the soul or inner spirit.

Sanskrit and Arabic name meaning spiritual or relating to the soul.

Portuguese and Spanish name derived from Germanic roots meaning king or ruler.

Arabic name, variant of Ruqayya. Associated with ascension and fragrance in classical interpretations.

Made of gold; consort of Krishna in Hindu mythology

Elevated; lofty.

Famous ruler, renowned warrior.

A feminine Arabic name with historical significance in Islamic tradition.

In Japanese, means 'flow' or 'current.' The name is also known from the renowned 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi mystic.

From Roman goddess Rumina, deity of nursing and weaning, associated with nurturing.

Secret or whisper in Norse, related to runes and Nordic traditions.

From Old Norse and Germanic traditions, referring to ancient alphabet characters believed to hold mystical power.

Form, shape, or beauty; represents aesthetic beauty and physical appearance.

Famous and bright; Spanish form of Rupert with Germanic roots meaning nobility and brilliance.

Rising or ascending; represents elevation and spiritual progression.

One who ascends or rises, derived from the Arabic root meaning to climb or elevate.

To ascend or rise; also means healing charm in Islamic tradition, symbolizing spiritual elevation.

To rise, to ascend, or to be distinguished and honored.

Related to ascending or written in Arabic; feminine form derived from Arabic roots.

Sage or wise person; refers to enlightened individuals in Hindu and Vedic philosophy

Little sage; derived from Sanskrit 'rishi' (sage or seer) with feminine diminutive suffix denoting wisdom.

One who flows or moves; related to the Sanskrit word for flow and movement.

An English place name meaning estate where rushes grow, symbolizing natural roots.

Lion; Slavic name derived from Turkic roots, symbolizing strength and courage.

Red-haired or russet; from an Old English nickname for those with red hair.

Red, derived from the Italian word rosso.

Strong, mighty, or powerful.

Friend or compassionate; variant of Ruth from Hebrew

Germanic name meaning 'fame' and 'spear', derived from the elements 'hrod' and 'gar'.

Friend or compassionate friend, representing loyalty and companionship.

Modern variant of Ruth, meaning friend or companion in Hebrew.

Compassionate and gracious, combining Ruth (compassion) and Anna (grace)

Compound of Ruth (Hebrew: 'compassionate friend') and Anne (Hebrew: 'grace').

Friend; symbolizes compassion and mercy

Friend and companion. Variant of Ruth symbolizing loyalty and compassion.

Combination of Ruth (Hebrew 'companion' or 'friend') and Ellen (variant of Helen, related to light).

Companion or friend

From the cattle ford or Hrothgar's ford

Companion or friend; derived from the Hebrew name Ruth, suggesting compassion and loyalty.

Compassionate friend beloved by God; combination of Ruth and Mary

Companion, friend. Derived from Ruth, a Hebrew name symbolizing compassion and devotion.

Dwelling by the rut; an English place name referring to a lodge near a root or worn path.

Sanskrit name meaning 'melody,' 'musical note,' or 'rhythm,' symbolizing harmony and beauty.

Behold, a son; variant of Reuben.

Behold, a son

An Arabic name derived from 'rawi' meaning 'narrator,' 'leader,' or 'guide,' often used as a feminine diminutive form expressing eloquence and guidance.

An Arabic feminine name, potentially derived from roots relating to pioneering or leading.

Joyful, happy, like or as if

Means 'dream' in Turkish, symbolizing aspiration and imagination.

Variant of Ryan, from Irish meaning 'little king' or 'king's descendant.'

Little king or descendant of the king, symbolizing royalty.

Descendant of Rian; little king, female form of the Irish name Ryan.

Horseman, knight, mounted warrior

English surname meaning 'son of Ryer', referring to one who grows or works with rye

Little queen; ruler or kingly

Variant spelling of Ryan, from Irish 'ri' meaning 'little king.'