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Ratul (Indian) A sweet man

Ratule, Ratoul, Ratoule, Ratool, Ratoole

Raulo (Spanish) One who is wise

Rawlo

Ravi (Hindi) From the sun

Ravie, Ravy, Ravey, Ravee, Ravea

Ravid (Hebrew) A wanderer; one who searches

Ravyd, Raveed, Ravead, Raviyd, Ravied, Raveid

Ravindra (Indian) The strength of the sun

Ravyndra

Ravinger (English) One who lives near the ravine

Ravynger

Rawlins (French) From the renowned land

Rawlin, Rawson, Rawlinson, Rawlings, Rawling, Rawls, Rawl, Rawle

Ray (English) Form of Raymond, meaning “a wise protector”

Rae, Rai, Rayce, Rayder, Rayse, Raye, Rayford, Raylen

Rayfield (English) From the field of roe deer

Rayfeld

Rayhurn (English) From the roe deer’s stream

Rayhurne, Rayhorn, Rayhorne, Rayhourn, Rayhourne

Raymond (German) A wise protector

Ray, Raemond, Raemondo, Raimond, Raimondo, Raimund, Raimundo, Rajmund, Ramon

Rebel (American) An outlaw

Rebell, Rebele, Rebelle, Rebe, Rebbe, Rebbi, Rebbie, Rebbea

Redwald (English) Strong counsel

Redwalde, Raedwalde, Raedwald

Reeve (English) A bailiff

Reve, Reave, Reeford, Reeves, Reaves, Reves, Reaford

Regal (American) Born into royalty

Regall

Regan (Gaelic) Born into royalty; the little ruler

Raegan, Ragan, Raygan, Reganne, Regann, Regane, Reghan, Reagan

Regenfrithu (English) A peaceful raven

Reggie (Latin) Form of Reginald, meaning “the king’s advisor”

Reggi, Reggy, Reggey, Reggea, Reggee, Reg

Reginald (Latin) The king’s advisor

Reggie, Reynold, Raghnall, Rainault, Rainhold, Raonull, Raynald, Rayniero, Regin, Reginaldo

Regine (French) One who is artistic

Regeen, Regeene, Regean, Regeane, Regein, Regeine, Regien, Regiene

Reid (English) A red-haired man; one who lives near the reeds

Read, Reade, Reed, Reede, Reide, Raed

Reilly (Gaelic) An outgoing man

Reilley, Reilli, Reillie, Reillee, Reilleigh, Reillea

Remington (English) From the town of the raven’s family

Remyngton, Remingtun, Remyngtun

Renweard (Anglo-Saxon) The guardian of the house

Renward, Renwarden, Renwerd

Renzo (Japanese) The third-born son

Reuben (Hebrew) Behold, a son!

Reuban, Reubin, Reuven, Rouvin, Rube, Ruben, Rubin, Rubino

Rev (American) One who is distinct

Revv, Revin, Reven, Revan, Revyn, Revon, Revun

Rex (Latin) A king

Reks, Recks, Rexs

Rexford (English) From the king’s ford

Rexforde, Rexferd, Rexferde, Rexfurd, Rexfurde

Reynold (English) Form of Reginald, meaning “the king’s advisor”

Reynald, Reynaldo, Reynolds, Reynalde, Reynolde

Rhett (Latin) A well-spoken man

Rett, Rhet

Rhydderch (Welsh) Having reddish-brown hair

Richard (English) A powerful ruler

Rick, Rich, Ricard, Ricardo, Riccardo, Richardo, Richart, Richerd, Rickard, Rickert

Richmond (French / German) From the wealthy hill / a powerful protector

Richmonde, Richmund, Richmunde

Rick (English) Form of Richard, meaning “a powerful ruler”

Ric, Ricci, Ricco, Rickie, Ricki, Ricky, Rico, Rik

Rickward (English) A strong protector

Rickwerd, Rickwood, Rikward, Ricward, Rickweard, Rikweard, Ricweard

Riddock (Irish) From the smooth field

Ridock, Riddoc, Ridoc, Ryddock, Rydock, Ryddoc, Rydoc, Ryddok

Ridgeway (English) One who lives on the road near the ridge

Rydgeway, Rigeway, Rygeway

Rigg (English) One who lives near the ridge

Rig, Ridge, Rygg, Ryg, Rydge, Rige, Ryge, Riggs

Riley (English) From the rye clearing

Ryly, Ryli, Rylie, Rylee,Ryleigh, Rylea, Ryleah

Riordain (Irish) A bright man

Riordane, Riordayn, Riordaen, Reardain, Reardane, Reardayn, Reardaen

Riordan (Gaelic) A royal poet; a bard or minstrel

Riorden, Rearden, Reardan, Riordon, Reardon

Ripley (English) From the noisy meadow

Riply, Ripleigh, Ripli, Riplie, Riplea, Ripleah, Riplee, Rip

Rishley (English) From the untamed meadow

Rishly, Rishli, Rishlie, Rishlee, Rishlea, Rishleah, Rishleigh

Rishon (Hebrew) The firstborn son

Ryshon, Rishi, Rishie, Rishea, Rishee, Rishy, Rishey

Risley (English) From the brushwood meadow

Risly, Risli, Rislie, Risleigh, Rislea, Risleah, Rislee

Riston (English) From the brushwood settlement

Ryston, Ristun, Rystun

Ritter (German) A knight

Rytter,