Royal swan; Sanskrit rājahaṃsa
Names meaning beauty R–U
Baby names meaning beauty starting with R to U: 119 of 448 names, page 4 of 5.
119 of 448 names
"A beautiful young woman"; "pleasing, charming"
"Servant of Rama" in popular use; Gujarati ramṇīk, "charming"
"Pleasing, delightful, beautiful"
Beautiful, graceful; Persian raʿnā
A lamp of jewels; Sanskrit ratnadīpa
A necklace of jewels; Sanskrit ratnamālā
Radiance of jewels; Sanskrit ratnaprabhā
"Sweet" in popular use; Bengali rātula, "crimson"
Splendour, brightness; Persian raunaq
"To bind" or "captivating"; Hebrew Ribqah, "fettering by beauty"
White antelope; Arabic rīm
"Silken", from Persian resham, "silk"
"Silken"
"Rose", from Greek Rhodē
"Bright, radiant"; also "a red lotus"
Rose
"Radiant beauty"
"Rose", the flower; from Latin rosa
Adorned with light; Persian roshan + ārā
The ruby, a red gem; from Latin rubeus, "red"
"Light, lustre" and "liking, taste"
"Shining, beautiful", from Sanskrit ruci, "lustre"
Radiant, beautiful; Sanskrit rucira
"Radiant, beautiful"
"Bright, pleasant"
"Beautiful face" in popular use; Persian rukhsār, "cheek, face"
"Form, beauty"
"Beautiful", from Sanskrit rūpa, "beauty, form"
Beauty, form; Sanskrit rūpa
"Jewel of beauty"; Sanskrit rūpa + maṇi
Lord of beauty; Sanskrit rūpa + īśa
"Foremost in beauty"; roop, beauty, with inder, chief
"Beauty of face, radiance"; Arabic ṣabāḥa
Beautiful, bright-faced; also "daybreak"; Arabic ṣabīḥa
Mother-of-pearl shell; popularly "pearl"
"Beautiful, charming"; Hindi salonī, from Sanskrit lāvaṇya
A streak of the moon, the crescent
Ornament of the king; Persian shāh and zeb
Handsome, well-formed; Urdu shakīl, from Arabic shakl, "form"
"Well-formed, beautiful"; feminine of Arabic shakīl
"She of a hundred forms"; Sanskrit śatarūpā
Woman with blue-grey dark eyes; Arabic shahlāʾ
"Part of Shiva"; Sanskrit śiva + aṅga, "limb, body"
"Beauty, splendour"; Sanskrit śobhā
"Beautiful, splendid"; Sanskrit śobhanā
Adorned; splendid, beautiful
"Adorned, beautiful"; Sanskrit śobhitā
"Auspicious, beautiful"; Sanskrit śubhā
"Auspicious"; good fortune
"A beautiful woman"; Sanskrit śubhāṅgī
"The dark one"; Sanskrit śyāmā, a name of Durgā
"Dusky"; Sanskrit śyāmalā, a form of Durgā
Dark and beautiful; a name of Krishna
Tinkling anklets; Sanskrit śiñjinī
Tender, gentle and charming; Sanskrit snigdha
Handsome, charming; from Sanskrit śobhana, "beautiful"
"Beautiful" in popular use; the name of a classical raga
Shiva of Madurai; soma, moon, and sundara, beautiful
Golden-eyed; Hindi sonā, "gold", and Sanskrit akṣi, "eye"
Beauty and grace; Sanskrit saundarya
Good fortune, happiness; Sanskrit saubhāgya
"Prosperous, beautiful"; Sanskrit śrīla
Radiant grace, divine play; Sanskrit śrī + līlā
"Full of grace and fortune"; Sanskrit śrīmayī
"In the form of Śrī"; an epithet of Rādhā
"Who has won grace and fortune"; Sanskrit śrī + jita
"Graceful creeper" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīlatā, a plant
Streak of beauty; Sanskrit śrī and lekhā
"A lovely smile"; Sanskrit śubha + smita
"Beautiful" in popular use; Sanskrit sucitra, "very distinguished"
Handsome, pleasing to see; Vishnu's discus
Beautiful to behold; Sanskrit sudarśanā
"Pleasant, charming"; Hindi and Urdu suhānā
Pleasant, charming; Hindi suhānī
Well-born, noble; Sanskrit sujāta
Very handsome
"A beautiful girl"; also the wife of the sage Chyavana
One with beautiful hair
Tender, delicate; a fine young boy
Tender, delicate; also jasmine
With auspicious marks and good qualities; Sanskrit sulakṣaṇā
Beautiful writing; Sanskrit su- and lekhā
With beautiful eyes; Sanskrit sulocanā
A flowering creeper; Sanskrit suma + latā
Good-minded and charming; also great-flowered jasmine
Beautiful face; a name of Ganesha
"Fair-faced"; Sanskrit sumukhī, "a handsome woman"
With beautiful eyes; Sanskrit sunayanā
Beautiful, handsome
Shiva of Madurai, "the beautiful lord"
Beautiful woman; Sanskrit sundarī
"Fine silk brocade" of Paradise; Quranic Arabic sundus
"With beautiful eyes"; Sanskrit sunetra, "fair-eyed"
Radiant and splendid; Sanskrit suprabhā
Handsome; Sanskrit supratīka, "of beautiful form"
Fragrant; also Surabhi, the mythical cow of plenty
A beautiful line; Sanskrit surekhā
Great delight, good taste; Sanskrit suruci
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Exquisite beauty" or "splendour"
Smiling sweetly; Sanskrit susmita
"Polite, well-behaved" in popular use; Sanskrit suśrī, "very splendid"
Golden; Sanskrit suvarṇa, "of a beautiful colour"
True form and beauty; Sanskrit svarūpa
One's true form or nature; also handsome
Praise, approval; Arabic taḥsīn, "making beautiful"
"Graceful slenderness, delicacy"; Bengali tanimā
"Beautiful"; Sanskrit tanu, "body", + śrī, "beauty"
"Slender, delicate"; a modern form of Sanskrit tanvī
"Adornment, decoration"; Arabic tazyīn
Radiance and splendour; Sanskrit tejas + śrī
She who wears the tilaka; "the finest"
The sacred forehead mark; "the ornament" of anything
A celestial nymph (Apsaras) of the Mahabharata; Sanskrit tilottamā
"Shining brightly"; luminous, clear, beautiful
"Bright, radiant"; Sanskrit ujjvalā
A celestial nymph of the Vedas and epics
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