"A ray of light", from Sanskrit raśmi
Hindu baby names Rashmika–Rutvij
Hindu baby names from Rashmika to Rutvij: 112 of 3,239 names, page 23 of 33.
112 of 3,239 names
"Ray of light"; from Sanskrit raśmi
Connoisseur; a person of fine taste
"One with refined taste", a connoisseur
"Very sweet" in popular use; Hindi rasīlā, "juicy, rich in flavour"
Jewel; from Sanskrit ratna
Lord of Rati, a name for Kama, god of love
Charioteer; Sanskrit rathin
"Love, delight"; the wife of Kamadeva
"Precious son" in popular use; rati, "delight", + lāl, "darling"
"A jewel, a gem"
A lamp of jewels; Sanskrit ratnadīpa
Mine of jewels; the ocean
A necklace of jewels; Sanskrit ratnamālā
Radiance of jewels; Sanskrit ratnaprabhā
Lord of jewels; Sanskrit ratna + īśa
"Night"
"Sweet" in popular use; Bengali rātula, "crimson"
Splendour, brightness; Persian raunaq
A modern name, usually given as "sunny" or "bright"
"The sun"
Sun and moon
Beloved of the sun; Sanskrit ravikānta, the sun-stone
Ray of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + kiraṇa
Son of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + kumāra
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + indra
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + indra + nātha
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + īśa
Sun and Shiva; Sanskrit ravi + śaṃkara
Radiance of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + tejas
A name of uncertain origin, usually given as "gem" or "joyful"
"A line", also an outline or sketch
"Pollen, a grain of dust"
Wife of Jamadagni and mother of Parashurama
"Silken", from Persian resham, "silk"
"Silken"
"The Narmada river"
"A son of the Sun", lord of the Guhyakas
The nakshatra Revati; wife of Balarama
"Ray of light" in popular use; no dictionary source found
"Little king" in popular use; Afrikaans short form of Adriaan
Skilful, inventive; Sanskrit ṛbhu
"A Vedic verse of praise"
Lord of prosperity; from Sanskrit ṛddhi and īśa
"Prosperity, growth, success"
Prosperous, flourishing; Sanskrit ṛddhimat
Modern name; popularly "full of prosperity" or "full of love"
The Rigveda, "Veda of praise"
"Honest, innocent" in popular use; from Sanskrit ṛju, "upright"
"The patter of gentle rain"
"Sage-like" in popular use; linked to Sanskrit ṛṣi, "sage"
"Bull", and so "the best"; the first Jain Tirthankara
"A sage", an inspired poet or seer
"Female sage" in popular use; Sanskrit ṛṣikā, "a sage's wife"
King of sages; Sanskrit ṛṣi + rāja
"Sage-like" in popular use; linked to Sanskrit ṛṣi, "sage"
A modern name, usually given as "saintly"
One whose vow is truth
Truth, divine order; Vedic ṛta
"Bearing the truth"; insight that holds truth within
"Lord of seasons" popularly; Sanskrit ṛta + īśa, "lord of truth"
"Way, custom"; also a style of writing
"Movement", from Sanskrit ṛti, "going, motion"
A modern name, usually given as "truthful"
Season; the right time
"Leaf of the seasons"; name of a king in the Mahabharata
King of the seasons, spring
"A priest", one who sacrifices at the proper time
"Priestess", from Sanskrit ṛtvij, "priest"
"River" in popular use; a modern name
"Singer" or "graceful" in popular use; origin untraced
"Ray of sunlight" in popular use; a modern name ending in aṃśa
A modern name, given meanings such as "cheerful"
"Bright, radiant"; also "a red lotus"
"Ascending, rising"
Rising, ascending; Sanskrit rohin
The lunar asterism Rohini; Sanskrit rohiṇī, "the red one"
"First rays of the sun" in popular use; Sanskrit rohita, "red"
"Song, joy" in popular use; origin uncertain
"Radiant beauty"
Bright, shining; Persian roshan
"Light, brightness"
"Light, lustre" and "liking, taste"
"Shining, beautiful", from Sanskrit ruci, "lustre"
Radiant, beautiful; Sanskrit rucira
"Radiant, beautiful"
Bright, pleasing; Sanskrit rucita
"Bright, pleasant"
"Roarer", the Vedic storm god; a name of Shiva
Eye of Rudra; the sacred rudraksha bead
"Eyes of Shiva", from Sanskrit rudrākṣa, "Rudra-eyed"
"Wife of Rudra", a name of the goddess Durga
"Blue Rudra" in popular use; Rudra + nīla
"Part of Rudra", that is, of Shiva
Lord of the Rudras, a name for Shiva
"Spiritual"
"Spiritual, soulful"; from Arabic rūḥ, "soul, spirit"
"Uprightness, honesty"
"Adorned with gold"; the name of Krishna's chief queen
"The wife of Sugriva" in the Ramayana
"Form, beauty"
"Form, figure"; also a metaphor and a drama
Modern name; popularly "silver" or "beautiful"
"Beautiful", from Sanskrit rūpa, "beauty, form"
Beauty, form; Sanskrit rūpa
"Jewel of beauty"; Sanskrit rūpa + maṇi
Lord of beauty; Sanskrit rūpa + īśa
"Beautiful" in popular use; also a river in Bangladesh
"Charming" in popular use; a modern name
"Born of the seasons", from Sanskrit ṛtu, "season"
A modern name, often linked to ṛtu, "season"
Priest; Sanskrit ṛtvij
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