"Divine power", from Old English ós and weald
Names meaning leader O–R
Baby names meaning leader starting with O to R: 87 of 393 names, page 3 of 4.
87 of 393 names
Pari, the Sangam chieftain famed for his generosity
"Pandya king"; ruler of the ancient Pandya country
"Supreme, highest"; Sanskrit parama
"Supreme lord", God; Sanskrit parameśvara
"The highest lord"; Sanskrit pareśa
"Tested" in popular use; King Parikshit, grandson of Arjuna
"Supreme lord"; param, highest, with inder, chief
"King", "lord of the earth"; literally "earthly"
"Lord of all creatures", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit paśupati
"Noble, patrician", from Latin patricius
"Nobleman", from Latin patricius
Lord Vishnu; literally "the great one"
"Lord, master"; Sanskrit prabhu
"Lord of creatures"; Sanskrit prajeśa
"Praised, excellent"; Sanskrit praśasta
"First, foremost"; Sanskrit prathama
"First lord", a name for Ganesha; Sanskrit prathama + īśa
"Hero, chief"; Sanskrit pravīra
"Inspirer, motivator"; Sanskrit preraka, "one who urges on"
"Prince, ruler", from Latin princeps, "first, chief"
"Broad, great"; Sanskrit pṛthu, the first king of the earth
"King of the earth"; Sanskrit pṛthvī + rāja
"Lover of sacred vows"; King Priyavrata, son of Manu
Name of an ancient king of Kosala; popularly "conqueror"
"Best among men", a name of Vishnu; Sanskrit puruṣottama
Lord of the east; Sanskrit pūrva + īśa
"Lord of flowers"; Sanskrit puṣpa + indra
Emperor; Arabic qaiṣar, from "Caesar"
Axis or pole of the faith; Arabic quṭb al-dīn
Chief, leader, head
One who raises up; Arabic rāfiʿ
Exalted, noble; Arabic rafīʿ
Exalted, noble; Arabic rafīʿa
Exalted one of the faith; Arabic rafīʿ al-dīn
Chief of the Raghu line; a name for Rama
Swift; King Raghu, ancestor of Rama
Lord of the Raghus, a name of Rama
Lord of the Raghus, a name of Rama
Dynasty of Raghu, the line of Rama
Leader, chief; Arabic raʾīsa
King; Sanskrit rāja, "king, sovereign, chief"
King of cowherds, a name for Krishna
King; Sanskrit rājan
King of kings, emperor
"Queen of kings"; a name of the supreme goddess
King Rama
Royal sage; a king who became a saint
Crown of kings; Sanskrit rāja-śekhara
"Royal fortune", a king's glory personified as a goddess
"Royal, worthy of a king"; also a name of Durga
Queen
"King of light" in popular use; raj, king, with deep, lamp
Lord of kings, emperor
Lord of kings; Sanskrit rāja + īśa
Lord of kings
"Queen of kings", from Sanskrit rājeśvara, "lord of kings"
Royal lotus; Sanskrit rāja + kamala
Royal ray of light; Sanskrit rāja + kiraṇa
Prince, son of a king
"Princess"
Enchanting king; Sanskrit rāja + mohana
"Princess", literally "a king's daughter"
Lord of kings; Sanskrit rāja + nātha
Royal protector; Sanskrit rāja + pāla
Raj, "king", with preet, "love"
King; a pet form of Raj names
One who makes the kingdom prosper
"Brave king" in popular use; raj + vīr, "foremost warrior"
Raj, "king", with an ending read as inder, "chief"
Glory and good fortune of a kingdom
"Fortune of the kingdom", Lakshmi as royal glory
"Queen"
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + indra
Lord of the sun; Sanskrit ravi + indra + nātha
"Counsel power"; pet form of Reginald
"Queen", from Latin regina
"Wise ruler", from Germanic ragin and wald
"King", from Latin rex
"Brave ruler", from Old German rīhhi and hart
Eminence, high rank; Arabic rifʿa
"Bull", and so "the best"; the first Jain Tirthankara
King of sages; Sanskrit ṛṣi + rāja
"Lord of seasons" popularly; Sanskrit ṛta + īśa, "lord of truth"
"Ruler with counsel", from Old Norse Rögnvaldr
"Ruler's counsel"; pet form of Ronald, Old Norse Rögnvaldr
"Red king"; Irish Ruairí
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