Raith

Raith is derived from the Old English word for 'draining marshland'.

Raitis

Raitis means 'to be right, righteous' in Latvian.

Raivyn

Raivyn is a modern variation of the name Raven, symbolizing intelligence and mystery.

Rald

Rald is a variant of the name Ralph, meaning 'wolf counsel' in Germanic origins, indicating strength.

Ralegh

Ralegh means 'from the meadow' in Old English, indicating a connection to nature.

Raleich

Raleich is a variant of the name meaning 'counsel' in German, emphasizing wisdom.

Raleigh

Raleigh means 'from the clearing in the reeds' in Old English, symbolizing peace and nature.

Raleine

Raleine means 'counsel' or 'warrior' and is often associated with royalty.

Ralf

Ralf means 'counsel' or 'wolf.'

Ralph

Ralph means 'wolf counsel' and is derived from the Old Norse name Ráðulfr.

Raluca

Raluca means 'light' and is rooted in Slavic origins.

Rambert

Rambert is derived from the old Germanic elements 'rams' (raven) and 'berht' (bright or famous).

Ramelle

A variant of the name Ramona, meaning 'wise protector'.

Rametta

A diminutive form of the name Ramona, meaning 'counselor' or 'wise protector'.

Ramey

Ramey means 'a place where wild garlic grows'.

Ramhart

Ramhart means 'a powerful leader in the valley'.

Ramira

Ramira means wise protector, often interpreted as a strong, protective leader.

Ramiro

Ramiro means wise protector, often associated with strength and leadership.

Ramon

A name derived from the Germanic word meaning 'wise protector'.

Ramona

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

Ramond

A variant of Ramon, meaning 'wise protector'.

Ramonda

A feminine form of Ramond, also meaning 'wise protector'.

Ramonde

Another variant of Ramon, meaning 'wise protector'.

Ramone

Derived from Ramon, meaning 'wise protector'.

Ramonita

A diminutive of Ramona, meaning 'little wise protector'.

Ramos

A name derived from the word for 'branches' or 'twigs'.

Ranald

Meaning 'ruler's advice' or 'wise ruler' in Gaelic.

Rance

A form of the name 'Ransom' which means 'shield'.

Rand

An edge, a boundary or an ornament; often a short form for Randall or Random.

Randal

A variant of 'Randolph', meaning 'shield wolf'.

Randale

Derived from Randal, meaning 'wolf shield'.

Randalin

A feminine version of Randal, implying 'shield wolf'.

Randall

Means 'shield' and 'valley', often associated with nobility.

Randalyn

A modern feminine twist on Randall, implying 'a shielded warrior'.

Randee

A variant of Randi, meaning 'a shield' or 'a mighty protector'.

Randel

Variant of Randall, meaning 'wolf shield'.

Randell

A diminutive form of Randal; signifies 'shield wolf'.

Randi

Randi is often a diminutive of the name Miranda and means 'worthy of admiration' or 'admirable.'

Randie

Randie is often related to the name Randall meaning 'shield wolf' in English.

Randii

Randii is a variation of Randy, associated with meaning 'shield wolf.'

Randilyn

Randilyn is a modern combination name that blends Randy and Lynn.

Randin

Randin is a variation of the name Randall, meaning 'strong shield.'

Randis

Randis is a variant of the name Randi or Randy, meaning 'shield wolf.'

Randkin

Randkin is derived from Randall, meaning 'shield wolf.'

Randle

Randle is a variant of Randall meaning ‘shield wolf.’

Randolf

Randolf means 'wolf shield,' coming from Germanic roots.

Randoll

Randoll is derived from Randall meaning 'strong protector.'

Randolph

Randolph means 'shield wolf' in Old English and is derived from the Germanic elements.

Randon

Randon is an English name meaning 'a familiar form of Randy.'

Randson

Randson is a surname turned given name meaning 'son of Rand.'

Randulf

Randulf means 'wolf shield' and has Old English origins.

Randulfus

Randulfus is a Latin variant of Randulf meaning 'wolf shield.'

Randulph

Randulph is derived from Randall meaning 'shield wolf.'

Randulphus

Randulphus is a Latinized form of the name Randall meaning 'shield wolf.'

Randwin

Randwin means 'friend of the land' in Old English roots.

Randwulf

Randwulf means 'shield wolf' from Old English origins.

Randy

Randy is a diminutive of Randall, meaning 'shield wolf' or 'wolf'.

Randyl

Randyl is a variant of Randy and can be interpreted as 'shield wolf' or 'wolf'.

Rane

Rane is a modern name that can mean 'joyful or happy'.

Ranell

Ranell is a variant of Ranella, meaning 'a small or little wolf'.

Ranfield

Ranfield is a surname derived from a place name meaning 'raven field'.

Ranger

A protector of the forest; commonly associated with guardianship of nature.

Rangey

Could imply radiance or brightness, often linked to joyful or lively characteristics.

Rangford

Surname turned first name that means 'ford by the meadows'; often has connections to nature.

Rangle

Refers to a colorful or radiant personality; often used for creative individuals.

Rangley

Referring to a meadow or clearing; often associated with nature's beauty.

Rankin

A surname of Scottish origin, meaning 'little shield'.

Ranlyn

A modern name possibly derived from combining 'Ran' and 'Lynn', meaning 'from the lake'.

Rann

A name of English origins, meaning 'a moor or wilderness' referring to a landscape.

Ranndy

A variant of Randy, meaning 'counselor' or 'shield' in English origins.

Rannoch

A name referring to the Rannoch Moor, meaning 'from the place of the moors' in Scottish Gaelic.

Ransford

Ransford means 'from the land by the river' in Old English, referring to a settlement near a river.

Ransleigh

Ransleigh combines 'Ran' and 'leigh', often interpreted as 'meadow by the river'.

Ransley

Ransley means 'clearing by the river bank' in Old English, indicating a settlement location.

Ransly

Ransly means 'from the meadow by the river'.

Ransom

Ransom originates from the Old French term for 'redeeming' or 'rescue'.

Ransome

Ransome means 'son of the ransom' from Old English origins where ransom refers to redemption.

Ranulf

Ranulf means 'wolf counsel', originating from Old Norse as a combination of 'ran' (advice) and 'ulfr' (wolf).

Ranulfus

Ranulfus is a variant of Ranulf, meaning 'wolf counsel' originating from Latin influence.

Ranulph

Ranulph means 'wise wolf' rooted in Old Norse tradition.

Ranveig

Ranveig means 'advice of a warrior', combining elements of counsel and combat in Old Norse.

Raoul

Wolf counsel; a wise protector.

Raphaelle

God has healed.

Rapunzel

Herb or to scrape; famously known from the fairy tale.

Raquel

Ewe or lamb.

Raquelle

Ewe or female sheep; a diminutive form of Raquel.

Rashard

A strong and brave individual.

Rashaud

One who is a leader or commander.

Rashaude

A variant of Rashaud, meaning leader or commander.

Rashaun

Derived from the name Shawn, meaning 'God is gracious.'

Rashauna

A female form of Rashaun, meaning 'God is gracious.'

Rashawn

One who is blessed and graced by God.

Rashea

A variant of Rachael, meaning 'ewe' or 'female sheep.'

Rasmus

Equal to or worthy of esteem.

Rasputin

The one who is saved or redeemed.

Rastus

To arise; to stand up; to be upright.

Ratcliffe

A name derived from Old English meaning 'a ridge by a fort or settlement'.

Rathbone

Denotes dwelling by a stream, derived from Old English.

Rathburn

Meaning 'dweller by the stream', originating from Anglo-Saxon roots.

Raul

A diminutive form of the name Ral, meaning 'counsel' or 'wolf' in Old German.