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101 girl names that start with the letter R

There are certain initials that, in addition to capturing our attention with their sound, add strength to the names. Continuing our journey through baby names from A to Z, we share 101 girl names that start with the letter R.

  • Rabab: of Arabic origin, it means “white cloud”.
  • Rachel: American form of Rachel, which is of Hebrew origin and means “the sheep of God.”
  • Rachelle: English variant of Raquel.
  • Rada: of Arabic origin, it means “beautiful and virtuous”.
  • Radharani: of Sanskrit origin, it means “success, prosperity”.
  • Radia: of Arabic origin, it means “satisfied”.
  • Radinka: of Slavic origin, it means “energetic, active”.
  • Rae: English diminutive of Raquel.
  • Rafaela: feminine form of Rafael, which is of Hebrew origin and means “God has healed.”
  • Raga: of Sanskrit origin, it means “color, melody”.
  • Rahel: Polish form of Raquel.
  • Rai: of Japanese origin, it means “next son”.
  • Raia: of Hebrew origin, it means “friend”.
  • Rain: of English origin, it means “rain”.
  • Raina: Slavic and German variant of Regina, meaning “queen.”
  • Raine: of French origin, it means “queen”.
  • Rainera: feminine form of Rainero, that is of Germanic origin and is made up of ragin , “advice”, and hari , “army”.
  • Raisa: of Hebrew origin, it means “rose”.
  • Raizel: of Yiddish origin, it means “rose”.
  • Rajani: of Sanskrit origin, it means “dark, of the night”.
  • Ramana: of Sanskrit origin, it means “beautiful”.
  • Ramona: of German origin, it means “sensible protector”.
  • Rana: of Arabic origin, it means “queen”.
  • Randi: feminine diminutive of Randolph, which means “shield wolf”.
  • Rani: of Indian origin, it means “queen”.
  • Rania: of Arabic origin, it means “charming, beautiful, happy”.
  • Little frog: of Hebrew origin, it means “song”.
  • Raquel: of Hebrew origin, it means “the sheep of God”.
  • Rashida: of Arabic origin, it means “sober, prudent”.
  • Raven: of English origin, it means “raven”.
  • Raziela: of Hebrew origin, it means “the secret of the Lord”.
  • Rhea: in Greek mythology she was the mother of the Olympian gods.
  • Reagan: unisex name of Irish origin, means “little king”.
  • Reba: English variant of Rebecca.
  • Rebeca / Rebecca: of Hebrew origin, it means “the one who wears the tie”.
  • Rebekah: variant of Rebeca.
  • Reese: unisex name of Welsh origin, means “burning”.
  • Regina: feminine form of rex (king), means “queen, celestial queen”.
  • Régula: of Latin origin, it means “king”.
  • Reiko: of Japanese origin, it means “pretty girl”.
  • Queen: of Latin origin, it means “the one who governs”.
  • Reis: Catalan name, allusive to the Three Kings.
  • Remberta: feminine variant of Remberto, Latinized form of the Germanic name Raginberht, composed of ragin , “council”, and berht , “illustrious”.
  • Remedios: of Latin origin, it means “relief”.
  • Remei: means “remedy” in Catalan.
  • Remi: of French origin, it means “rower”.
  • Rena: of Hebrew origin, it means “happy melody”.
  • Renata: of Latin origin, it means “born a second time”.
  • Renée: French feminine form of René, means “born again, risen”.
  • Renovata: of Latin origin, it means “renewed”.
  • Rey: is the name of the protagonist of the most recent Star Wars trilogy.
  • Reyes: unisex name allusive to the feast of the Adoration of the Magi.
  • Rhiannon: of Welsh origin, it means “divine queen”.
  • Rhoda: of Greek origin, it means “rose”.
  • Rialta: of Italian origin, it means “deep stream”.
  • Rica: diminutive of Ricarda.
  • Ricarda: feminine form of Ricardo, which is of Germanic origin and means “mighty and strong warrior”.
  • Ricki: diminutive of Ricarda or Federica.
  • Rigoberta: of Germanic origin, it means “illustrious and powerful”.
  • Rihanna: of Arabic origin, it means “basil”.
  • Rikku: of Japanese origin, it means “land, continent”.
  • Riko: of Japanese origin, it means “white jasmine”.
  • Rio: of Japanese origin, it means “place of the cherry blossoms”.
  • Rita: short form of Margarita, which means “pearl”.
  • Riva: of Hebrew origin, it means “maiden”.
  • Rivka: variant of Rebecca.
  • Roberta: feminine form of Roberto, who is of Germanic origin and means “illustrious for his fame”.
  • Robin / Robyn: of French origin, it is a diminutive of Roberta.
  • Rochelle: of French origin, it means “small stone”.
  • Rocío: of Latin origin, it means “one that is refreshing and youthful like the dew”.
  • Rogaciana: of Latin origin, it means “to pray”.
  • Rogelia: feminine variant of Rogelio, who is of Germanic origin and means “famous for his spear”.
  • Roman: feminine form of Roman, which is of Latin origin and is used as a toponymic of those born in the city of Rome.
  • Romanella: of Latin origin, it means “the one that comes from Rome”.
  • Romelia: Italian name, derived from the name of the city of Rome.
  • Romilda: of Germanic origin, it means “glorious in battle”.
  • Romina: derives from the Latin “Romanus” and means “From the land of the Christians”.
  • Rosa: of Latin origin, it means “that one that is beautiful like a rose”
  • Rosabella: compound name of Latin origin, it means “beautiful rose”.
  • Rosalba: of Latin origin, it means “white rose”.
  • Rosalía: of Latin origin, it means “that one that is beautiful like a rose”.
  • Rosalie: French variant of Rosalía.
  • Rosalina: variant of Rosalinda.
  • Rosalinda: of Germanic origin, it means “glory”.
  • Rosamunda: of German origin, it means “protector of horses”.
  • Rosana: of Latin origin, it means “she who is beautiful like a rose”.
  • Rosario: of Latin origin, it means “garland of roses”.
  • Rosaura: of Latin origin, it means “golden rose”.
  • Rose: French and English form of Rose.
  • Roseline / Roselyne: French variant of Rosalía.
  • Rosella: Italian name that means “beautiful flower”.
  • Rosemary: of Latin origin, it means “rosemary”.
  • Roxana: of Persian origin, it means “bright, dawn”.
  • Roxanne: French and English form of Roxana.
  • Rubí: of Latin origin, it means “precious red stone”.
  • Rufina: of Latin origin, it means “with red hair”.
  • Rumi: of Japanese origin, it means “beauty”.
  • Ruperta: feminine form of Ruperto, which is of Germanic origin and means “of brilliant fame”.
  • Ruth: of Hebrew origin, it means “faithful companion”.
  • Rutilia: feminine form of Rutilio, which is of Latin origin and means “to shine, to flash.”

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