Reina

Meaning 'queen' in Spanish, often associated with elegance and regality.

Reinald

A variation of Reginald, meaning 'counsel power' or 'advice ruler.'

Reinaldo

A Spanish variant of Reginald, meaning 'ruler's advisor.'

Reinaldos

A form of Reinaldo, meaning 'ruler's advisor.'

Reinbald

Meaning 'brave counsel' or 'bold advisor.'

Reince

A diminutive form of Reinhold, meaning 'a strong army.'

Reine

Meaning 'queen' in French, symbolizing majesty and sovereignty.

Reiner

Meaning 'brave army' or 'counselor of the army.'

Reinette

Meaning 'little queen' or 'the one who rules.'

Reinhard

Meaning 'strong advice' or 'brave counsel.'

Reinhardt

A variant of Reinhard, meaning 'strong in counsel.'

Reinhart

Meaning 'brave counsel' or 'strong advice.'

Reinheld

Meaning 'counsel power' denoting a protector or advisor.

Reinhild

Meaning 'battle maiden' or 'warrior of counsel.'

Reinhilde

Meaning 'battle maid' or 'wise warrior.'

Reinhold

Brave counsel; a bold decision maker.

Reinildis

A variant derived from the name Reinhold, meaning 'counselor' or 'wise advisor'.

Reino

A variation of 'Reinhold', meaning 'counsel' or 'advice'.

Reinold

Strong counsel; one who is wise in strategy.

Reinshaw

Derived from 'Reinhold', indicating a place of rein, or counsel.

Reinwald

Strong as a counsel; possessing powerful advice.

Rejinaldo

Ruler with counsel; a kingly advisor.

Rejoice

To feel joy; one who expresses happiness.

Reka

A river; symbolizes flow and continuity.

Rekker

One who works hard or is industrious; connotes diligence and effort.

Remo

Remo means 'the one who is strong' and is derived from Latin.

Remy

Remy means 'oarsman' or 'remedy' in Latin, originally derived from the name Remigius.

Renada

Renada means 'reborn' or 'to be born again' in Spanish.

Renae

Renae means 'reborn' in French, derived from the Latin name Renatus.

Renald

Renald is a variant of Reginald, meaning 'counsel power' or 'ruler's advisor' in Old German.

Renaldo

Renaldo means 'ruler's advisor' in Spanish, derived from earlier Germanic origins.

Renard

Renard means 'fox' in French and symbolizes cleverness.

Renardo

Renardo means 'strong counselor' derived from earlier Germanic roots.

Renas

Renas means 'reborn' and is a variant of the name Renatus.

Renat

Renat means 'reborn' in Russian, derived from the Latin Renatus.

Renata

Renata means 'reborn' in Latin and often symbolizes renewal in cultures.

Renate

Renate means 'born again' deriving from the same roots as Renata.

Renato

Renato means 'reborn' in Italian, reflecting a renewed spirit or life.

Renatta

Renatta means 'reborn' and is a feminine variant of Renatus.

Renatus

Renatus means 'reborn' or 'born again' in Latin.

Renaud

Renaud derives from the Germanic elements meaning 'ruler' and 'power' or 'courage.'

Renault

Renault means 'ruler's advisor' derived from older Germanic roots.

Rence

Rence is a variant of 'Rhys,' meaning 'enthusiasm' in Welsh.

Rency

Rency is derived from 'Rence,' meaning 'delicate' or 'noble' in Old English.

Rendall

Rendall means 'wolf' or 'ruler of the council' in Old Norse origins.

Rendel

Rendel can be derived from the Old English meaning 'wolf valley.'

Rendell

Rendell is a variant of Rendel, meaning 'wolf valley' in Old English.

Rene

Rene means 'reborn' in French, derived from the Latin Renatus.

Renea

Renea is a feminine variant of Rene, meaning 'reborn' in French.

Renee

Renee means 'reborn' in French, derived from the Latin Renatus.

Renell

Renell can refer to 'a council' or 'ruler' and is used for both genders.

Renesmee

Renesmee is a modern invented name combining 'Renée' and 'Esme' meaning 'esteemed' or 'beloved.'

Reneta

Reneta is a diminutive form of Renée, meaning 'reborn' in Spanish context.

Renfield

Renfield means 'field of the raven' in Anglo-Saxon.

Renfred

Renfred means 'wise counselor.'

Renfrid

Renfrid is derived from Old English, meaning 'peaceful ruler.'

Renie

Renie is a diminutive of names like Irene, meaning 'peace.'

Renilda

Renilda means 'strength or counsel.'

Renilde

Renilde means 'advice or counsel.'

Renilla

Renilla means 'little reindeer.'

Renita

Renita is often a diminutive of names meaning 'reborn.'

Renke

Renke means 'brave counselor.'

Renn

Renn means 'a form of the word 'reindeer' in Gaelic contexts.'

Renne

Renne means 'a form of the word 'reindeer' in Gaelic contexts.'

Renner

Renner means 'to run or runner.'

Rennice

Rennice is a modern name derived from 'Rena' and 'Niece,' meaning 'joyful niece.'

Rennick

A strong ruler; little ruler.

Rennie

Ruler's peace; a form of the name Renaud.

Rennon

Noble; little ruler.

Renny

A variant of the name Renaud, meaning 'ruler' or 'counsel' in old French.

Reno

Reborn; born again.

Renold

Ruler with counsel; wise ruler.

Renowe

To be reborn; related to 'rendezvous'.

Renshaw

From the raven's wood; a place name.

Renton

From the town by the river; settlement by the river.

Renwick

From the quarry; a place name referring to stone mining.

Renz

The ruler's son; short form of Lorenzo.

Renzo

The third name; derived from Lorenzo, meaning from Laurentum.

Renzy

Variant of Renz, meaning ruler; also signifies regeneration.

Reod

Red; a descriptor often used for color.

Requiem

A mass for the repose of souls; a rest or peace after death.

Rereloluwa

The reign of God; signifies divine authority.

Ressie

Often used as a diminutive for names like 'Teresa,' meaning 'to harvest.'

Retta

Diminutive of names like 'Margaret,' meaning 'pearl.'

Revel

To celebrate or enjoy oneself, reflecting joy and festivity.

Revere

To regard with deep respect or admiration, emblematic of honor and esteem.

Reverie

A state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; daydreaming.

Revonda

A modern American name that implies renewal or revival.

Rewan

A name suggesting 'young warrior', common in Welsh heritage.

Rex

Meaning 'king', symbolizing leadership and authority.

Rexelle

A variant of Rex, suggestive of royalty and elegance.

Rexford

Rexford means 'ford by the king' in Old English.

Rexine

Rexine is derived from Rex, meaning 'king', with a feminine suffix.

Rexley

Rexley means 'king's meadow' in Old English.

Rexlord

Rexlord means 'king lord', combining Rex (king) and lord.

Rexton

Rexton is derived from 'town of the king' in Old English.

Rey

Rey means 'king' in Spanish.

Reyanne

Reyanne is a variation of Rayanne, often interpreted as 'graceful.'

Reyburn

Reyburn means 'stream at the corner' in Old English.

Reyd

Reyd is a variation of Rey, meaning 'king' in Spanish.