Boy Names Starting With R

Thunder; represents strength and power.

Melodic mode; musical composition in Indian classical music

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

Merciful and compassionate. Signifies kindness and grace.

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

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

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

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

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

Joyful, gladness (from Slavic rad-)

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

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.

Thunder; a powerful natural force

Leader, chief, or captain

God heals; represents divine protection

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

God has healed

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.'

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 form of Raphael.

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.

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

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

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

Merciful and compassionate. Emphasizes kindness and divine mercy.

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.

"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.

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.

Counsel protector, from Germanic roots meaning counsel and protector.

Germanic name meaning warrior or decision warrior.

Warrior of counsel or one who judges wisely. From Germanic roots meaning advice and army.

Watered; luxuriant; one who drinks freely

Means king or rule in Sanskrit, symbolizing leadership and authority.

King, ruler, prince

King or prince. Represents royalty, authority, and leadership in Indian culture.

A king or ruler; represents sovereignty and leadership. Associated with royal authority in Sanskrit tradition.

Brilliant, shining, and radiant; suggests luminosity and brilliance.

Decorated with rays or shining; composed of Sanskrit elements meaning king and rays.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'king of kings' or 'lord of kings', from raja (king) and ish (lord).

Hoping; expecting. One who has hope.

Striped or marked; having the quality of distinct lines or patterns.

Brave king or kingly warrior; combination of 'raj' (king) and 'veer' (brave warrior).

Brave king or warrior king

Firm and stable, representing strength and reliability.

Variant of Kareem, meaning generous and noble in Arabic.

Lord of the night; combines Sanskrit 'raka' (night) and 'ish' (lord/master).

An Arabic name meaning generous or wise, associated with intelligence and benevolence.

Stable, firm, solid

Germanic name meaning 'counsel' and 'wolf,' from Old German rad (advice) and wulf (wolf).

From the deer clearing or from Raleigh. English place-based surname used as a given name.

Wolf counselor. Represents wisdom, guidance, and protective strength.

God heals; from the Hebrew name Raphael combining 'rafa' (heals) and 'el' (God)

Diminutive of Ralph, derived from Old Germanic elements meaning 'wise wolf' or 'counsel wolf'.

English place name origin; traditionally means 'from the farmstead of Ralf.'

Pleasing; also refers to the Hindu deity Rama

The ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, a sacred month of fasting and reflection.

Related to Ramadan, the blessed holy month. A name honoring Islamic tradition and spirituality.

Pleasing; often associated with Lord Rama in Hindu tradition.

The Islamic holy month of fasting; symbolizes spiritual reflection and devotion

Ra has created; derived from Ra, the Egyptian sun god.

Ra is the one who bore him, derived from the Egyptian god Ra and the suffix meaning to beget

Lord Rama. From Sanskrit, combining 'Rama' (the seventh avatar of Vishnu) with 'ish' meaning 'lord'.

Son of Ra, the Egyptian sun god. Associated with pharaonic power and divine authority.

Archer in Arabic; elevated or lofty.

God is exalted; composed of Hebrew elements 'ram' (exalt) and 'el' (God).

From Russian and Tatar roots, generally understood to mean 'gracious' or 'merciful.'

From Persian legendary tradition.

Arabic-derived name, possibly meaning 'symbol' or 'sign.'

Wise protector; from Germanic elements meaning counsel and protector.

From Ramsay; possibly raven island from Old Norse 'hrafn' (raven) and 'ey' (island).

Ra is his strength; son of Ra, the Egyptian sun god

From a Scottish place name; one who dwells on the raven's island.

Symbolic; one who uses signs or symbols.

Scottish Gaelic variant of Reginald, from Germanic elements meaning ruler or counselor.

Warrior of battle; brave fighter

Lance or spear; a warrior's weapon.

Variant of Randall, an English name meaning 'wolf's shield' from Old Norse origins.

Variant of Randall or Randolph, Germanic name from 'Randwulf' meaning 'shield wolf'.

Variant of Randy, from Germanic origins meaning 'shield edge' or warrior-like qualities.

Variant of Randolph; from Germanic elements meaning shield wolf or warrior.

Short form of Randall, from Germanic 'Randwulf' meaning 'shield wolf'.

Warrior or judgment warrior. Represents strength and counsel.

Colored victory; a warrior marked by triumph and distinction in battle.

Scottish surname used as a given name, derived from 'Ranulf' meaning 'shield-warrior' or noble rank.

Possible nickname related to Randall or Randy.