Boy Names Starting With R

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

Famous ruler; combines Germanic elements for fame and power.

Citizen of Rome, strong

Of or pertaining to Rome; Roman.

Related to Rome or Roman; derived from Latin elements associated with the city of Rome.

Spanish variant of Romeo, derived from Rome; symbolizes romantic heritage.

Pilgrim to Rome; one who journeys to Rome.

Pilgrim to Rome, citizen of Rome

Spanish surname and given name meaning 'pilgrim to Rome,' derived from Latin romaeus.

Place-based surname referring to Romney Marsh in England or other geographical locations.

From Rome. Italian form of Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome in Roman mythology.

Famous ruler; combines strength and renowned authority

From Germanic roots suggesting 'glory' and 'ruler', Italian/Spanish form of Romuald.

From Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome

Legendary founder of Rome in Roman mythology.

Light, shining soul, or luminous; radiance and brightness.

Variant of Ronald; Norse and Germanic origins meaning ruler and advisor

Mighty power or ruler's counselor, symbolizing strength.

Little seal, oath

Variant of Ronald, derived from Scottish Gaelic 'Rognvaldr' meaning 'advice ruler' or 'counsel strong'.

Shield-wielder; mighty power

A poetic form; a circular or round form. Associated with classical verse and tradition.

Hebrew name possibly meaning 'singing' or 'song.'

Hebrew name possibly derived from 'ron' meaning 'singing' or 'joy.' Associated with happiness and music.

Variant of Ronald, derived from Old Norse "regin" (advice) and "wald" (ruler), meaning "ruler with might."

Little seal

Ruler; Scottish diminutive of Ronald.

Advice ruler; counsel and sovereignty combined.

A variant of Ronny, derived from Ronald, meaning advisor or mighty ruler.

Descendant of Ruanaidh, an Irish personal name.

One who makes or works with ropes; an English occupational surname used as a given name

Spanish/Portuguese variant, possibly related to strength or protection.

Fame ruler; an Old Norse name associated with strength and legendary warrior status.

Red king, descendant of the champion

Rose-like; related to beauty and delicate roses

Deer forest; from Old Norse origins.

Sanskrit name meaning 'bright', 'shining', 'luminous', or 'radiant'

Rose; from Latin representing beauty and love.

Irish surname used as given name; from 'Ruarc' meaning 'red king' or 'famous ruler.'

Red or russet-colored; derived from French roux meaning red-haired or reddish.

Little red one, rowan tree

English surname meaning 'rough meadow' or 'row of houses meadow.'

King. French origin meaning royal status and leadership.

Of the king, kingly, regal

English place name meaning 'town of Roy,' combining a personal name with 'ton' (settlement).

Red king. Derived from the Irish Gaelic elements ruadh (red) and rí (king).

Little red one; possibly related to the rowan tree.

Red king or red-haired ruler in Scottish/Irish; variant of Rory.

Variant of Reuben from Hebrew 're'uven' meaning 'behold, a son.' Symbolizes a gift or blessing.

Behold a son; connotes strength and familial blessing.

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

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.

Red or red-haired, from the Latin word rufus

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

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

Spiritual; of the soul; illuminated

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

Famous ruler, renowned warrior.

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

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

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