"Lord of Lakshmi", a name of Vishnu
Names starting with R Ramesh–Richa
Names starting with R from Ramesh to Richa: 109 of 326 names, page 2 of 3.
109 of 326 names
Lord of Rama: Shiva as worshipped at Rameswaram
Rama and Krishna in one name
Delighted, pleased; Sanskrit ramita
"Delighted, joyful"
Young Rama; Sanskrit rāma + kiśora
Prince Rama; Sanskrit rāma + kumāra
Sand, a stretch of sand; Arabic ramla
Lord Rama; also Shiva as Rama's lord
"Servant of Rama" in popular use; Gujarati ramṇīk, "charming"
Grace of Rama; Sanskrit rāma + prasāda
"Pleasing, delightful, beautiful"
The holy month of Ramadan; Arabic Ramaḍān
Beautiful, graceful; Persian raʿnā
"Krishna, who left the battlefield"
Light in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + dīpa
Steadfast in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + dhīra
"Ixora flower"; Bengali raṅgan, also "colouring"
Lord of the stage; Vishnu of Srirangam
Lakshmi as the lady of Srirangam
"Queen"
"Queen" in popular use; Arabic rāniya, "one who gazes"
Delighting, pleasing; Sanskrit rañjana
"Delighting, pleasing"
"Pleasing, delighting"
Victorious in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + jit
"Delighted, charmed; coloured"
"Warrior of the battlefield"; ran, battle, with jodh, warrior
Hero in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + vīra
Victory in battle; Sanskrit raṇa + vijaya
"God heals", from Hebrew Rephael
Guardian, watcher; Arabic raqīb
Krishna, who delights in the rāsa dance
Lord of joy; Sanskrit rasa + īśa
Right guidance; Arabic rashād
Rightly guided, of sound judgment; Arabic rashīd
"Zodiac sign" or "collection"
Rightly guided; following the right way
Rightly guided; Arabic rashīda
A ray of light, a sunbeam
"A ray of light", from Sanskrit raśmi
"Ray of light"; from Sanskrit raśmi
Connoisseur; a person of fine taste
"One with refined taste", a connoisseur
Firm, steadfast; Arabic rāsikh
"Very sweet" in popular use; Hindi rasīlā, "juicy, rich in flavour"
"Absorbed in divine nectar"; ras, nectar, with leen, absorbed
Messenger; Arabic rasūl
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"
Very kind and merciful; Arabic raʾūf
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
"Absorbed in the sun's light"; rav, sun, with leen, absorbed
A modern name; rav is usually read as ravi, the sun
"Friend, beloved"; Hebrew ra'yah, as in the Song of Songs
"Wise protector", from Germanic ragin and mund
Thirst quenched; in hadith, the Paradise gate for those who fast
Contentment, approval; Arabic riḍā
Content, well pleased; Arabic raḍī
Content, pleased; Arabic raḍiyya
Calm, dignified; Arabic razīn
The Provider; Arabic al-Razzāq
"To bind" or "captivating"; Hebrew Ribqah, "fettering by beauty"
White antelope; Arabic rīm
A name of uncertain origin, usually given as "gem" or "joyful"
"Counsel power"; pet form of Reginald
"Queen", from Latin regina
"Wise ruler", from Germanic ragin and wald
Fragrant plant, sweet basil
A sweet-smelling plant; sweet basil
Mercy, compassion; Arabic raḥma
"A line", also an outline or sketch
"Oarsman"; French Rémi, from Latin Remigius
"Pollen, a grain of dust"
Wife of Jamadagni and mother of Parashurama
"Silken", from Persian resham, "silk"
"Silken"
"Behold, a son"; Hebrew Re'uven
"The Narmada river"
"A son of the Sun", lord of the Guhyakas
The nakshatra Revati; wife of Balarama
"King", from Latin rex
"Ray of light" in popular use; no dictionary source found
"Rose", from Greek Rhodē
"Little king" in popular use; Afrikaans short form of Adriaan
Skilful, inventive; Sanskrit ṛbhu
"A Vedic verse of praise"
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