Radomir

The one who brings peace and happiness.

Radomira

A beloved and gentle person who promotes joy and peace.

Rados

Joyful or glad.

Radoslav

One who is glorified for his joy or happiness.

Radoslava

Glory through joy.

Radoslaw

A person who is praised and celebrated for his happiness.

Radu

Happy or joyful.

Radulfus

A Latinized form of the name Radulf, meaning 'wise wolf.'

Radulph

Derived from the Old Norse name Rǫðolfr, meaning 'counsel wolf.'

Radulphus

A variation of Radulfus, meaning 'wise wolf.'

Radus

A diminutive of names like Radoslav, meaning 'happy glory.'

Radut

Derived from 'Rad,' meaning 'joyful' or 'happy.'

Radutu

A diminutive form of Radut, often meaning 'joyful.'

Radvers

A medieval name possibly meaning 'counsel keeper.'

Rae

A short form of names like Rachel or Raelyn, meaning 'ewe' or 'innocence.'

Raea

A feminine form of Rae, meaning 'ewe.'

Raeann

A combination of Rae and Ann, meaning 'grace.'

Raeanne

A variant of Raeann, meaning 'grace.'

Raeborn

Meaning 'born in the area of the stream.'

Raeborne

An alternative spelling of Raeborn, meaning 'born by the stream.'

Raebourn

Another variant of Raeborn, meaning 'born near the stream.'

Raeburn

Meaning 'stream where the roe deer are.'

Raedmund

Means 'protector of the realm' derived from old English, often a royal name.

Raegenhere

Brave army leader

Raekwon

One who is a king, strong and powerful

Raelan

A combination of Rae and lan, meaning wise protector

Raeleah

Delicate and graceful

Raeleigha

Variant of Riley, meaning courageous

Raelie

A variant of the name Rae, meaning ewe or a female sheep

Raelinn

Meaning wise protector and light

Raelyn

A blend of Rae and Lynn; meaning wise and lake

Raelyne

A combination of Rae and the suffix -lyne, representing elegance

Raelynn

A combination of Rae and Lynn, meaning wise lake

Raem

A term of endearment, meaning son or youthful

Raemond

Powerful protector, or protector of the realm

Raemondo

Ruler's advisor or protector

Raen

Sovereign or queenly

Raena

Queen or noble woman

Raene

The female counterpart of raen, often meaning queenly

Raeni

Bringer of light and joy

Raesha

A modern name likely derived from a combination of other names and meanings, often associated with beauty and grace.

Raevynn

A modern name that combines 'Rae' and 'Vynn', symbolizing grace and life.

Raewyn

Derived from the Welsh meaning 'fair poet' or 'white song'.

Raeya

A variant of the name 'Rhea', meaning 'flowing' or 'to flow'.

Rafa

Meaning 'God has healed' in Hebrew; used for both males and females in Spanish-speaking cultures.

Rafael

Derived from Hebrew meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafaela

The feminine form of Rafael, meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafaele

An Italian variation of the name Rafael, meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafaella

The Italian feminine version of Rafael, meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafaello

An Italian form of Rafael, meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafal

A Polish variant of Rafael, meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafenild

A name meaning 'adventurous and worthy'.

Rafer

A modern name believed to be a variant of 'Rafe'.

Raff

A short form of Rafael, meaning 'God has healed'.

Raffael

A variant of Raphael meaning 'God has healed'.

Raffaela

A feminine variant of Rafael meaning 'God has healed'.

Raffaele

An Italian variant of Raphael, which means 'God has healed'.

Raffaella

A female variant of Raphael meaning 'God has healed'.

Raffaello

An affectionate form of Raphael meaning 'God has healed'.

Raffaelo

A variation of Raphael meaning 'God has healed'.

Rafferty

Rugged or strong; it also refers to a bard or storyteller.

Raffi

One who is a healer or has healing qualities.

Raghnall

Raghnall means 'powerful ruler' and is of Gaelic origin.

Raghnil

Raghnil means 'little powerful one', emphasizing strength in a diminutive form.

Ragnell

Ragnell is derived from Old Norse and means 'raven' or is often associated with 'advice'.

Rahel

Ewe, a female sheep.

Rahela

Ewe, a female sheep.

Rahere

The name of a 12th-century monk and founder of St. Bartholomew's Hospital in London.

Raija

Raija means 'a form of the name Raija' popular among Finnish speakers.

Raila

Raila means 'one who brings joy' in Swahili or African contexts.

Raili

A diminutive form of the name Raija, meaning 'peace' or 'rest'.

Raim

Derived from the ancient Germanic elements meaning 'raven' and 'protector'.

Raima

The name means 'bright' or 'dew' in Estonian.

Raimi

A Finnish name typically given to girls, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raimo

A variant of the name Reginald, meaning 'advice' or 'counsel'.

Raimon

A variant of Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raimond

A variant of Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raimondo

An Italian form of Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raimonds

A Latvian variant of the name Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raimund

Derived from Old High German elements meaning 'counsel' and 'protector'.

Raimunda

The feminine form of Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raimundo

The Spanish variation of Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

Raina

A Slavic name meaning 'queen' or 'pure'.

Rainar

A name meaning 'warrior' or 'adviser' in Old Norse.

Rainen

A variation of 'Rain', implying refreshing or abundance, often used poetically.

Rainer

Derived from 'regin' (counsel) and 'heri' (army), meaning 'wise army'.

Raines

Meaning 'queen' or 'famous,' often associated with nobility in historical contexts.

Rainey

A variant of 'Rain', representing abundance and nourishment, often linked to nature.

Rainger

An occupational name meaning 'one who clears forests,' reflecting a historical occupation.

Rainhard

Meaning 'hardy or strong power', combining 'rain' with 'hard'.

Rainhardt

A variation of Rainhard, meaning 'brave counsel' or 'strong’.

Rainhold

Meaning 'ruler' or 'guide', combining 'rain' with 'hold'.

Raini

A diminutive form of Rain, symbolizing freshness and new life.

Rainie

A variant of Rain, indicating 'dew' or 'freshness', often symbolizing purity.

Rainier

Meaning 'counsel' or 'warrior', commonly used in royal names.

Rainn

An alternative spelling of 'Rain', associated with life and vitality.

Rainor

Meaning 'one who comes from the rain', symbolizing renewal.

Rainsey

Derived from 'Rain', adding a unique twist to signify abundance.

Rainy

Directly related to 'rain', symbolizing freshness and life.

Raisie

Raisie is a feminine variant of the name Ray, which means 'beam of light' in French.