Baby Names belongs to origin
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Names
7,344 names found · showing 4,801–4,840
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Rashida | Conscious. Pious. Wise. Mature.; Righteous |
| Rashmi | A ray of light; Sunlight; Sun rays |
| Rashmika | A ray of light; Sweet. |
| Rashmil | A person who is full of light. |
| Rasik | Connoisseur; Connoisseur; Elegance; Elegance |
| Rasika | A person who appreciates art |
| Rasna | Ray; The tongue |
| Rasul | Angel; Messenger |
| Ratan | Gem; Precious stone |
| Ratannabha | One with a jewellike navel. |
| Rathik | One who rides a chariot |
| Rathika | One who is satisfied or happy. |
| Rathin | Celestial or heavenly being. |
| Rati | Consort of cupid; In Hinduism, goddess of passion and lust; Joy; Most beautiful lady; wife of cupid; Wife of Pradyumna. |
| Ratish | Cupid; Lord of love |
| Ratna | Gem; A jewel.; Precious Gem |
| Ratnabala | A jewel of a woman. |
| Ratnabali | String of pearls |
| Ratnajyouti | The light of a bright jewel. |
| Ratnakar | Mine of jewels, sea; Mine of jewels, Kuber, sea; Ocean |
| Ratnalekha | Splendour of jewels |
| Ratnali | A jewelled; A jewelled,A jewel |
| Ratnamala | String of pearls |
| Ratnangi | Jewel; Jewel-bodied |
| Ratnaprabha | Radiating the light of jewels. |
| Ratnapriya | Lover of jewels |
| Ratnavali | Bunch of jewels; A bunch of gems |
| Ratnesh | G od of jewels (Kuber); Lord of jewels; Diamond |
| Ratul | Sweet; A sweet man; Truth seeking Interested |
| Raveena | A sunny and bright person |
| Ravi | The Hindu god of the sun.; Iran; From the sun; Sun, fire |
| Ravikiran | A beam of the morning sun. |
| Ravin | Alternate Spelling: Raven.; Sun |
| Ravinandan | Karna; Son of sun (Karna) |
| Ravindra | The strength of the sun; Sun |
| Ravindranath | The sun god and lord of light. |
| Raviprabha | Light of the sun |
| Ravish | Sun; Sun ray/ beam of light |
| Ravishu | A name meaning lord of the sun. |
| Rawiyah | One who recites ancient poetry; Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry. |