Baby Names Starting with R

Blessings, provisions, or divine gifts

Pleasure or satisfaction. Arabic name denoting contentment.

Hawaiian word meaning long or enduring.

From Old Norse elements meaning 'fame' and 'ruler.' Symbolizes renown and leadership.

Red king, from Irish Ruairc or Norse elements relating to famous spear.

Bright fame, from Germanic roots meaning famous and shining

Bright fame; famous warrior

Bright fame; renowned. Feminine form of Robert.

Feminine form of Robert, from Germanic elements meaning 'bright fame,' symbolizing luminous reputation.

Bright fame

To bind or captivate; Hebrew origin suggesting beauty and desirability.

Feminine variant of Robin, derived from Robert, meaning 'bright fame' or 'renowned'.

Bright fame. Signifies one who is renowned and shines with renown.

From Germanic roots meaning bright fame, combining elements for brightness and renown.

Feminine form of Robert, from Germanic elements meaning 'bright' and 'fame'.

Bright fame; feminine form of Robert meaning 'bright' and 'famous'.

A surname used as a first name, derived from Robert meaning 'bright fame' from Germanic roots.

Son of Robert. Traditional surname used as a given name.

Bright fame; a nickname or variant of Robert derived from Germanic roots.

Bright fame; derived from Robert or as a diminutive of Robin.

From Germanic Hrodebert meaning 'bright fame', or named after the bird.

Bright fame. Feminine form of Robin, derived from the Germanic element meaning 'fame' combined with 'bright.'

Bright fame, feminine form of Robin derived from Robert

Son of Robert; from Germanic 'Robert' meaning bright fame

Bright fame; from Robert meaning shining with brilliance

Bright fame. Modern variant of Robin, symbolizing luminous reputation and recognition.

Feminine variant of Robin, meaning bright and famous.

Bright fame; variant of Robin.

Rest, repose, battle cry

Related to Saint Roch, possibly derived from Germanic/Latin roots meaning rock.

Ewe or lamb

From the rocky place; small stone

From the rocky place, derived from the French city La Rochelle.

Little rock. French variant suggesting strength and stability.

From an English place name referring to a ford near rocks.

English surname meaning 'rocky stream' or 'rocky well', used as a given name.

Modern variation of Roderick, meaning 'famous power' or 'renowned ruler.'

Famous power; variant of Rodney, meaning renowned warrior.

Means famous power or renowned ruler.

Diminutive of Rodney, meaning 'from Hroda's island' in Old English.

Famous power; renowned ruler.

A famous ruler and renowned powerful leader, combining ideas of fame and authority.

Famous ruler; renowned power

Famous power; derived from Germanic elements for 'fame' and 'power'

Variant of Robert, meaning bright fame.

Famous power. Variant of Roderick from Germanic roots meaning renowned and strong.

Famous spear; renowned warrior.

Motherland or homeland; symbolizes patriotism and devotion to one's country

One who makes rods; occupational surname as first name

From Germanic elements meaning 'fame' and 'wolf.' Symbolizes renowned strength and leadership.

Famous wolf; combines renown and strength, symbolizing nobility and power.

Famous ruler or renowned power; combination of Germanic elements meaning fame and power.

Famous ruler, renowned power

Son of Rodrigo; famous power.

Son of Rodrigo; Spanish surname meaning 'famous ruler'

Famous ruler; one renowned for power and leadership.

Means 'famous ruler' from Germanic roots denoting leadership and prominence.

Son of Rodrigo

Famous ruler; derived from Germanic elements meaning renown and ruler.

Irish name meaning 'red-haired' or 'descendant of Roegan,' relating to hair color.

Famous spear. Symbolizes a renowned warrior and distinguished leader.

Variant of Roderick, meaning 'famous ruler' or 'famous power' in Germanic languages.

Famous spear or renowned power. A Portuguese/Spanish variant of Roger with Germanic roots.

Queen; from Latin regina, symbolizing royalty and authority.

Compassion, pity, or mercy. Represents kindness and empathy.

Ascending, growing, red-haired

One who rises or ascends; derived from Sanskrit meaning 'to rise' or 'ascending'.

Red. From Sanskrit rohini meaning red or the color crimson. Also a celestial star in Hindu astrology.

Red, bright, or shining. Represents radiance and brilliance.

Sanskrit/Indian name, possibly meaning 'to flow' or related to 'roha' (ascent). Associated with movement and progress.

King

From Irish 'róis' meaning rose. An Irish name symbolizing beauty and natural grace.

Famous with a spear; renowned warrior.

Ukrainian name of historical significance; associated with the renowned Ottoman noblewoman and wife of Suleiman the Magnificent.

From Germanic 'hrod' (fame) and 'land' (land), meaning 'famous land.' Variant of Roland.

Feminine form of Roland, from Germanic 'hrod' (fame) and 'land' (territory); means 'famous land'

Famous land; from Germanic elements meaning 'renown' and 'land'.

Spanish variant of Roland, meaning famous land or renowned warrior

From Old Norse elements 'hrod' (fame) and 'wolf,' meaning famous wolf or renowned warrior.

Famous wolf. From Germanic roots meaning fame and wolf.

Variant of Roland or Rollo, means famous power or renowned ruler in Germanic tradition.

Famous land or renowned ruler. Derived from Germanic elements suggesting renown and authority.

Nickname for Roland, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'famous land'.

From Rollo's land; an English surname used as a given name.

Famous ruler; associated with Nordic heritage and warrior strength.

Famous ruler; a diminutive form of Roland.

Famous and bold

Famous wolf or counsel wolf; Germanic name suggesting strength and wisdom.

From Rome or Roman, signifying the heritage of ancient Roman civilization.

Famous ruler; combines Germanic elements for fame and power.

Citizen of Rome, strong

From Latin, meaning of Rome or Roman woman. Evokes the grandeur of the Roman Empire.

Of or pertaining to Rome; Roman.