Girl Names Starting With R

Sanskrit name for the Narmada River, symbolizing flowing water and sacred flow.

Modern name blending Rex (Latin 'king') with Anna (Hebrew 'grace'); suggests regal grace.

King and grace; combining Rex (king) and Anne (grace).

A flowing stream or river. Symbolizes grace, movement, and natural beauty.

Basil, the fragrant herb; symbolizes freshness and aromatic beauty.

Strong advisor; wise counsel and leadership

Little king; representing royal descent

Great queen or divine ruler; variant of Welsh name Rhiannon.

To bind, captive.

Little king; descendant of Riagan

From Greek mythology, goddess of fertility and mother of the Olympian deities. Represents nurturing strength and divine protection.

Greek word meaning 'utterance' or 'word', used in Christian theology to denote God's spoken word.

Flowing stream; represents grace and movement

Flowing stream; variant of Rhea, a Greek name meaning 'flowing stream' or after the Titan Rhea.

Maiden or queen in Welsh origin.

Maiden or queen; derived from Welsh 'rhian' meaning maiden, signifying grace and femininity.

Great queen or maiden; a Welsh name suggesting nobility and grace.

Maiden or nymph; variant of Rhianna with Welsh roots.

Great queen or divine queen; variant spelling of Rhiannon.

Courageous; from the rye field. Symbolizes bravery.

Variant of Rhoda, a Greek name meaning rose.

Derived from Old Norse meaning 'rough island,' referring to Scottish islands.

Variant of Ronnie or Rhonda; possibly from Ronald meaning ruler's advisor

A modern variant of Riley, from Irish meaning 'courageous', 'spirited', or 'valiant'.

Courageous or brave. Modern variation of Riley, possibly with additional associations.

Enthusiasm, ardor, or passionate intensity

Great queen. A variant of Rhiannon from Welsh roots denoting royalty and prosperity.

Great queen. Variant of Rhiannon, a Welsh name from Celtic mythology meaning a noble or grand queen.

A variant of 'reata,' referring to a lasso or rope used in ranching and Western culture.

Strong ruler or brave leader; one with power and determination.

Curly. Italian surname referring to curly hair or curly-haired person.

Sanskrit name meaning 'hymn of praise' or denoting wealth and prosperity.

Feminine form of Richard, from Germanic roots meaning 'powerful and brave/hardy'.

Prosperity, wealth, and good fortune. A sacred concept in Hindu philosophy representing abundance and success.

A surname used as a given name, derived from Old English meaning 'ridge clearing' or 'clearing by the ridge.'

From the ridge clearing, combining ridge and ley (clearing).

Auspiciousness, prosperity, and good fortune in Hindu philosophy.

Blessed and prosperous; a Sanskrit name symbolizing good fortune, luck, and auspiciousness.

Melody or music.

Possessing wealth, prosperity, and abundance; blessed with good fortune.

English surname meaning clearing with reeds or red clearing.

From a rye field or clearing where rye is grown.

Variant of Riley; likely meaning valiant or courageous.

Courageous and spirited.

French word meaning nothing, used as a given name.

To bind; one who captivates or enthralls

Place name from Old Norse; refers to a 'ridge settlement' or location.

Fragrance, sweet smell, or tender mercies; carries a meaning of gentleness and grace

Finnish form of Irina; derived from Greek meaning peace and tranquility.

Fragrant; from ri (order) and ka (fragrance)

Child or offspring; meaning depends on kanji used

Rye field or cleared meadow

Courageous, valiant, lively

Compound name combining Riley (meaning courageous or valiant) with Rose (the classic flower symbolizing love and beauty)

A variant spelling of Riley, derived from Old English meaning 'rye clearing' or sometimes 'courageous'.

White antelope; represents grace, beauty, and swiftness.

Graceful or gracious. A name conveying elegance and refinement.

Dignified or cold; from Japanese characters with multiple poetic meanings.

Peace; from Norse mythology, goddess of peace and reconciliation.

English surname meaning 'from the clearing with strips of land.'

From Sanskrit meaning 'sage' or 'wise one,' derived from Rishi. Often used as a shortened form of Prisha.

Saintly woman; derived from Rishi meaning sage or wise person in Sanskrit tradition

Flowing or blessed; derived from Sanskrit 'rishi' meaning sage or wise person.