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Ruthanna
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Ruthanna combines Ruth's loyalty and Anna's grace; Hebrew origin. |
Biblical, Hebrew |
Female |
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Rush
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Rush means "to move quickly"; originates from Old English "rysc." |
Algonquian, American, Anglo-Saxon, English, Native American |
Either |
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Russia-Mae
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Russia-Mae combines "Russia," symbolizing strength, and "Mae," meaning pearl. |
Russian |
Female |
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Rudolf-Viktor
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Rudolf-Viktor: Germanic roots meaning "famous wolf" and "victor." |
Austrian, German |
Male |
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Rosemarie
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Rosemarie combines "rose" and "Mary," symbolizing love and purity. |
English, Germanic, Latin |
Female |
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Roslyn
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Roslyn means "rose land," originating from Old English and Scottish. |
Algonquian, American, English |
Female |
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Rosalia
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Rosalia means "rose" in Latin; originates from the Latin word "rosa." |
Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Rosamond
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Rosamond means "rose of the world," originating from Latin roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, Arthurian Legend, Elizabethan, English |
Female |
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Rosabelle
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Rosabelle means "beautiful rose," originating from Latin and French roots. |
English, Latin |
Female |
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Roohi
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Roohi means "spiritual" in Arabic, symbolizing the soul or spirit. |
Arabic, Urdu |
Female |
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Roosevelt
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Roosevelt means "rose field"; Dutch origin, linked to Theodore Roosevelt. |
Dutch, English |
Either |
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Rolan
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Rolan means "famous land," derived from Old Germanic roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, Arthurian Legend, Latin, Roman |
Male |
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Romee
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Romee means "from Rome" and has Latin origins related to Rome. |
Latin, Roman |
Either |
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Ronne
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Ronne: Scandinavian origin, meaning "ruler's advisor" or "counselor." |
American, English |
Either |
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Rohmer
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Rohmer: German surname meaning "roamer" or "wanderer"; derived from occupation. |
Anglo-Saxon, French, German |
Male |
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Rockson
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Rockson means "son of the rock," originating from English heritage. |
American, Ghanaian |
Male |
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Rodman
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Rodman means "famous ruler"; originates from Old Germanic roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Male |
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Rocket
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Rocket means "to move swiftly"; originates from Italian "rocchetto." |
American, English |
Either |
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Rock
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Rock means "stone" in Old English, symbolizing strength and stability. |
English, Germanic, Old English |
Either |
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Rockefeller
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Rockefeller: Dutch origin, meaning "rocky field," associated with wealth. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Robin-John
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Robin-John: Combination of "Robin" and "John," meaning bright and gracious. |
Arthurian Legend, English |
Either |
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Robin-Sailor
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Robin-Sailor combines "Robin," a bird name, and "Sailor," maritime profession. |
Arthurian Legend, English |
Either |
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Riot
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Riot: disturbance; from Middle English, meaning uproar or commotion. |
English, Latin |
Either |
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Rise
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"Rise" signifies growth; originates from Old English "risan," meaning ascend. |
Biblical, English |
Either |
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Riabko
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Riabko: Slavic origin, meaning "little one" or "young." |
Russian, Ukrainian |
Either |
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Richelle
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Richelle means "brave ruler"; derived from Germanic roots, feminine form. |
English, French |
Female |
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Rihanna
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Rihanna means "sweet basil" in Arabic; originated from Barbados. |
Arabic, Caribbean |
Female |
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Riaan
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Afrikaans, Dutch, South African |
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Rhyn
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Rhyn means "ruler" in Welsh; derived from the name Rhys. |
Welsh |
Either |
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Rhythm
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Rhythm means movement pattern; originates from Greek "rhythmos," meaning flow. |
Greek, Latin |
Either |
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