"Brave ruler", from Old German rīhhi and hart
Names starting with R Richard–Ryder
Names starting with R from Richard to Ryder: 108 of 326 names, page 3 of 3.
108 of 326 names
"Contentment, approval, good pleasure"
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"
Eminence, high rank; Arabic rifʿa
The Rigveda, "Veda of praise"
"Honest, innocent" in popular use; from Sanskrit ṛju, "upright"
"Valiant" in popular use; Irish Ó Raghallaigh, "descendant of Raghallach"
"The patter of gentle rain"
"Bouquet of flowers" in popular use
"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
"River"; English nature 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"
Gardens; Arabic riyāḍ
Good pleasure, God's approval; also the keeper of Paradise
Divine pleasure, contentment; from Arabic riḍwān
"Bright with fame"; Germanic Hrodberht
"Bright fame", a pet form of Robert
"Bright fame"; a form of Robin, from Robert
"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"
Rose
"Of Rome"; Latin Romanus
"Ruler with counsel", from Old Norse Rögnvaldr
"Song, joy" in popular use; origin uncertain
"Ruler's counsel"; pet form of Ronald, Old Norse Rögnvaldr
"Radiant beauty"
"Red king"; Irish Ruairí
"Rose"; Latin rosa
"Rose", the flower; from Latin rosa
"Dew of the sea", Latin ros marinus; also read "rose of Mary"
Bright, shining; Persian roshan
Adorned with light; Persian roshan + ārā
"Light, brightness"
"Little rose"; a pet form of Rose
"Rowan tree" or "little red one"; English and Irish
"King" in popular use; Gaelic ruadh, "red"
White cloud; also the rebab, a stringed instrument
Ruby-like, precious stone, in popular use
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, 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
Helper; Arabic root r-f-d, "gift, aid"
"Spiritual" in popular use; linked to Arabic rūḥ, "soul, spirit"
"Spiritual"
"Spiritual, soulful"; from Arabic rūḥ, "soul, spirit"
"Uprightness, honesty"
Usually given as "bright, shining"; origin uncertain
"Beautiful face" in popular use; Persian rukhsār, "cheek, face"
"Adorned with gold"; the name of Krishna's chief queen
"The wife of Sugriva" in the Ramayana
A star; Lane identifies al-Rumayṣāʼ as Procyon
"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
"Bright fame"; a German form of Robert
Lord of beauty; Sanskrit rūpa + īśa
"Foremost in beauty"; roop, beauty, with inder, chief
"Beautiful" in popular use; also a river in Bangladesh
Rising, ascent; Arabic root r-q-y, "to climb"
"Charming" in popular use; a modern name
A hero; Rustam, champion of the Persian Shahnameh
"Friend", from Hebrew re'ut, "companion"
"Born of the seasons", from Sanskrit ṛtu, "season"
A modern name, often linked to ṛtu, "season"
Priest; Sanskrit ṛtvij
"Little king" in popular use; Irish Ó Riain, origin unknown
"Horseman, mounted warrior"; English surname Ryder
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