Baby Boy Names Starts from R

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Rab Scottish Scottish nickname for Robert. Famous, bright fame.
Rabbie Scottish Scottish nickname for Robert. Famous, bright fame.
Rad Old English A counsellor. Also a diminutive of names beginning with `rad'.
Radborne Old English From the red brook or stream.
Radcliff Old English red cliff
Radcliffe Old English From the red cliff.
Radek Czech Glad.
Radford Old English From the red ford.
Radley Old English From the red meadow.
Radman Slavic joy
Radnor Old English From the red shore.
Radom?r Hungarian happy, peace
Raeburn Teutonic dweller by the stream where does drink
Rafael German/Portuguese/Spanish God heals, or healed by God.
Rafe   An alternative form and pronunciation of Ralph. Also see Raphael.
Raffaele Italian God heals, or healed by God.
Rafferty Irish Gaelic Prosperous.
Rafi Arabic The exalted one.
Rafiq Arabic A companion, a friend.
Rafu Japanese A net.
Raghnall Irish A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald, Reynold and Ronson.
Ragin Hindu  
Ragnar Scandinavian A wise warrior.
Rahman Arabic Merciful.
Rahul Hindu  
Raibeart Scottish Scottish Gaelic form of Robert. Famous, bright fame.
Raidon Japanese thunder God
Raimy Raimee  
Rainer German A wise warrior.
Rainier French A wise warrior.
Raivata Hindu a Manu
Raj Sanskrit A king.
Rajan Hindu  
Rajanikant Hindu  
Rajendra Sanskrit A mighty king.
Rajesh Hindu  
Rajiv Sanskrit Striped.
Rakesh Hindu  
Raleigh Old English The meadow of the Roe deer.
Ralph Old English Wolf counsellor. A fearless adviser. Also see Rolf and Rudolph.
Ralston Old English A dweller on Ralph's farm or estate.
Ram Hindu Lord Rama
Raman Hindu  
Ramanuja Hindu a saint
Rambert Teutonic Mighty and brilliant.
Rambures   From Shakespeare's play Henry V.
Ramelan Indonesian A prophecy.
Rameses Egyptian Born of the sun.
Ramesh Sanskrit ruler of Rama
Ramiro Spanish A great judge or adviser.
Ramon Spanish A wise or mighty protector.
Ramsay Old English An island of wild garlic. Most commonly used in Scotland.
Ramsden Old English The ram's valley.
Ramsey Old English ram?s land
Ranald Old English A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald, Reynold and Ronson.
Rance French a kind of Belgian marble
Rand   A wolf-like shield. From the name Randolph.
Randal Old English A wolf-like shield.
Randall Old English A wolf-like shield.
Randell Old English A wolf-like shield.
Randie   A wolf-like shield or the admired one. A boy or girl's name.
Randolph Old English A wolf-like shield.
Randy   A wolf-like shield or the admired one. A boy or girl's name.
Ranen Hebrew joyous
Ranger Old French The keeper of the forest.
Rangi Maori/Polynesian Heaven or the sky. A boy or girl's name.
Ranjan Hindu  
Ranjeet Hindu  
Ranjit Sanskrit The delighted one.
Rankin Old English A little shield.
Ransford Old English From the ford of the raven.
Ransley Old English From the meadow of the Raven.
Ransom Old English A warrior's son.
Rantidev Hindu devotee of Narayana
Ranulf Old Norse Wolf-like advice.
Raoul French French form of Ralph.
Raphael Hebrew God has healed. One of the four archangels in the Bible.
Rarna Sanskrit Pleasing. An alternative name for the Hindu God Vishnu.
Rashid Arabic The well guided one a director.
Rashne Persian judge
Rasmus Greek Worthy of love.
Rastus Greek The loving one.
Rata Aboriginal/Polynesian Aboriginal: A plant. Polynesian: The name of a great chief. A boy or girl's name.
Ratri Hindu night
Rauf Arabic The compassionate one.
Raul Italian The counsel of the wolf. A fearless adviser. Also see Rolf and Rudolph.
Raven Old English a raven
Ravi Sanskrit Of the sun.
Ravid Hebrew The wanderer.
Ravindra Hindu  
Ravinger Old English ravine
Rawiri Maori Maori form of David. The beloved, the adored one.
Rawley Old English From the meadow of the Roe deer.
Rawlins Old English son of a little wise wolf
Rawly Old English From the meadow of the Roe deer.
Rawson Old English The son of the little wolf.
Ray Old French A stream or a king. A boy or girl's name.
Rayburn Old English From the deer brook.
Raymon Teutonic A wise or mighty protector.
Raymond Teutonic Wise protection.
Raynard Teutonic Brave, or a fox.
Rayner German A wise warrior.
Raynold Old English A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald and Ronald.
Razi African secret
Read Old English Red-haired.
Reading Old English Son of the redheaded one.
Reagan   Wise.
Rearden Irish Gaelic A royal poet.
Reardon Irish Gaelic A royal poet.
Rebel Latin The rebellious one. A boy or girl's name.
Redford Old English From the red ford.
Redman Old English A protector, an adviser.
Redmond Irish A wise or mighty protector.
Redmund Teutonic A wise or mighty protector.
Reece Welsh Ardent.
Reed Old English Red-haired.
Reede Old English Red-haired.
Rees Welsh Ardent.
Reese Welsh ardent one
Reeve Old English A steward.
Regan Irish Gaelic The descendant of a king. A boy or girl's name.
Regin Old Norse A figure from mythology.
Reginald Old English A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reynold and Ronald.
Regis French Ruler, king.
Rego Hungarian  
Rehan Arabic  
Reid Old English Red-haired.
Reilly Irish Gaelic/Old English Irish Gaelic: Valiant. Old English: A Rye meadow.
Reinhard German Brave, or a fox.
Reinhold German A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald and Ronald.
Remington Old English From the farm of ravens.
Remus Latin Fast. In legend, one of the brothers who founded Rome.
Remy French from Latin An oarsman.
Renaldo Spanish A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald, Reynold and Ronson.
Renard Teutonic Brave, or a fox.
Renaud French Brave, or a fox.
Rendor Hungarian policeman
Rene Latin Reborn. A boy or girl's name.
Renfred Old English Mighty but peaceful.
Renfrew Celtic From the still river.
Rennard Teutonic Brave, or a fox.
Renny Irish Gaelic Small but powerful. A boy or girl's name.
Renshaw Old English From the forest of the Ravens.
Reuben Hebrew Behold a son. One of Jacob?s sons in the Bible.
Reuel Hebrew Friend of God.
Rex Latin A king. Also see Ray and Roy.
Rey Old French A king. Also see Raymond, Rex and Roy.
Reynaldo   From Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Reynard Teutonic Brave, or a fox.
Reynold Old English A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald and Ronald.
Rezse Hungarian  
Rhett English Possibly a form of Rhys, but most likely invented for Margaret Mitchell's character, Rhett Butler, in Gone with the Wind.
Rhisiart Welsh Brave and strong.
Rhodes Greek The place of roses. The name of an Aegean island.
Rhodri Welsh The ruler of the wheel.
Rhun Welsh Grand.
Rhydwyn Welsh A dweller by the white ford.
Rhys Welsh Ardent.
Rian Irish Gaelic A little king.
Ric Old Norse Honourable ruler. From the name Eric and Richard.
Richard Teutonic Brave and strong.
Richman Old English A powerful protector.
Rick   Brave and strong. From the name Eric and Richard.
Ricker Old English A powerful army.
Rico Spanish noble ruler
Rider Old English A horseman or knight.
Ridgeway Old English From the ridge road.
Ridgley Old English From the meadow's ridge.
Ridley Old English From the cleared wood.
Rigby Old English The valley of the ruler.
Rigg Old English From the ridge.
Rikard Scandinavian Brave and strong.
Rikin Hindu  
Riley Irish Gaelic/Old English Irish Gaelic: Valiant. Old English: A Rye meadow. A boy or girl's name.
Rimon Arabic pomegranite
Rinaldo Italian A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald, Reynold and Ronson.
Ring Old English A ring.
Ringo Old English A bell-ringer.
Rinzen Tibetan/Sherpa The holder of intellect. A boy or girl's name.
Riordan Irish Gaelic A royal poet.
Ripley Old English From the shouter's meadow.
Rishab Hindu the musical note Re
Rishi Hindu  
Rishley Old English from the wild meadow
Rishon Hebrew first
Risley Old English From the brushwood meadow.
Riston Old English From the brushwood farm.
Ritchell Vietnamese nasty, gross
Ritchie Teutonic Brave and strong.
Ritter Teutonic A knight.
Rivers Latin, French stream of water
Rizal Philippino Rizzy
Roald Old Norse A famous ruler. A Norwegian form of Ronald.
Roan Irish Gaelic Little red-haired one.
Roarke Irish Gaelic A famed ruler.
Rob   Famous, bright fame.
Robert Teutonic Famous, bright fame.
Robertson The son of Robert. Famous, bright fame.
Robi Hungarian shining with fame
Robin English A small bird. A boy or girl's name.
Robinson English The son of Robert or Robin. Famous, bright fame.
Robyn English A small bird. A boy or girl's name.
Rocco Teutonic To rest.
Rochester Old English A rocky fortress, or camp on the rocks.
Rock Old English From the rock.
Rockley Old English From the rocky meadow.
Rockwell Old English From the rocky well or spring.
Rocky Teutonic To rest.
Rod Teutonic A renowned ruler.
Rodd   A renowned ruler.
Roddie Teutonic A renowned ruler.
Roddy Teutonic A renowned ruler.
Roden Old English From the valley of the reeds. A boy or girl's name.
Roderick Teutonic A renowned ruler.
Roderigo Italian/Spanish A renowned ruler.
Rodman Teutonic A famous hero.
Rodney English Land near the water.
Rodolf Duch/German A famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rolf.
Rodolfo Italian/Spanish A famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rolf.
Rodrigo Italian/Spanish A renowned ruler.
Rodrigue French A renowned ruler.
Rodwell Old English From the Christian's well.
Rogan Irish Gaelic The red-haired one.
Rogelio Spanish beautiful one
Roger Teutonic A famous spearman or warrior.
Rohan Sanskrit Little red-haired one.
Rohit Hindu red color
Rokus Hungarian  
Roland Teutonic Famed throughout the land.
Roldan English powerful, mighty
Rolf Teutonic The famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rudolph.
Rollo Teutonic From the famed land.
Roly Old English From the rough meadow.
Roman Latin A citizen of Rome.
Romeo Latin A pilgrim to Rome. A famous Shakespearian character.
Romney Welsh A curving river. A place name from Kent, England.
Romulus Latin One of the legendary brothers who founded Rome.
Ronak Hindu  
Ronald Old English A wise and powerful ruler. Also see Reginald, Reynold and Ronson.
Ronan Irish Gaelic Little seal. A boy or girl's name.
Rongo Maori/Polynesian The God of rain and fertility.
Roni Hebrew My joy.
Ronin Japanese Samurai without a master
Ronit Hebrew/Irish Gaelic Hebrew: A song. Irish Gaelic: Prosperity.
Ronson Old English The son of Ronald. A wise and powerful ruler.
Rooney Irish Gaelic Red-haired.
Roosevelt Dutch field of roses
Roper Old English A ropemaker.
Rory Irish Gaelic The red king. A boy or girl's name.
Roscoe Old Norse From the Deer forest.
Rosencrantz From Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Roshan Persian Splendid. One who emanates light. A boy or girl's name.
Roslin Old French The small red-haired one.
Ross Scottish Gaelic Woody meadow.
Roswald Teutonic A mighty horse.
Roth German red-haired
Rothwell Old Norse From the red well or spring.
Rourke Irish Gaelic A famed ruler.
Routledge Old English From the red pool.
Rowell Old English From the deer spring.
Rowland Teutonic From the famed land.
Rowley Old English From the rough meadow.
Rowse Cornish From the heathland.
Rowson Old English The son of the red-haired man.
Roxbury Old English From the rock fortress.
Roy Old French/Scottish Gaelic Old French: A king. Scottish Gaelic: The red one. From the mane Royce, Royston and other similar names. Also see Ray and Rex.
Royce Old English The son of the king.
Roydon Old English From the hill of Rye.
Royston Old English An English placename.
Ruark Irish Gaelic A famed ruler.
Ruben Hebrew Behold a son. One of Jacob?s sons in the Bible.
Rubens Portuguese Behold a son. One of Jacob?s sons in the Bible.
Rubin Hebrew Behold a son. One of Jacob?s sons in the Bible.
Ruchir Hindu  
Rudd Old English Of a ruddy complexion.
Rudi Teutonic A famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rolf.
Rudolph Teutonic A famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rolf.
Rudy Teutonic A famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rolf.
Rudyard Old English From the red enclosure.
Ruel Hebrew Friend of God.
Rufford Old English From the rough ford.
Rufus Latin Red-haired.
Rugby   From Shakespeare's play Merry Wives of Windsor.
Ruhinda Caymanian Prince of Cows
Rumford Old English From the wide ford.
Runako African handsome
Rune Old Norse Secret lore.
Rupert Teutonic Famous, bright fame. Also see Hopkin, Robert, Robertson and Robinson.
Rupesh Hindu  
Rurik Russian/Scandinavian Russian and Scandinavian form of Roderick. A renowned ruler.
Rush French red-haired
Rushford Old English From the ford with rushes.
Ruskin Teutonic The small red-haired one.
Russ   Red head. From the name Russell.
Russel Old French, Old English red-haired; fox-like
Russell Old French Red head.
Rusty   Red head. From the name Russell.
Rutger Dutch A famous spearman or warrior.
Rutherford Old English From the cattle ford.
Rutland Old Norse From the stump land.
Rutledge Old English From the red pool.
Rutley Old English From the stump meadow.
Ry   From the name Rylan and Ryman.
Ryan Irish Gaelic A little king.
Rycroft Old English From the Rye field.
Ryder Old English A horseman or knight.
Rylan Old English From the Rye land.
Ryle Old English From the hill of Rye.
Ryley Irish Gaelic/Old English Irish Gaelic: Valiant. Old English: A Rye meadow.
Rylie Old English A small stream.
Ryman Old English A rye seller.
Ryoichi Japanese first son of Ryo
Ryozo Japanese third son of Ryo
Ryton Old English From the rye farm.
Ryuichi Japanese first son of Ryu