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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Rufo

Red haired

Spanish

Ruhan

Spiritual

Arabic

Ruhdugeard

From the rough enclosure

English

Ruhleah

From the rough meadow

English

Rui

Famous Ruler

Spanish

Rujula

Masculinity

Arabic

Rule

Famous wolf

French

Rumer

Fame or Rome pilgrim

English

Rumor

Falsity

American

Ruodrik

Famous ruler

German

Rupin

Handsome

Indian (Sanskrit)

Rushe

Red haired

French

Rushil

Charming

Indian (Sanskrit)

Ruslan

Lion-like

Russian

Russom

Red

English

Rust

Red haired

French

Rusti

Red headed

American

Ruven

Behold, A Son

American

Ruzgar

Wind

Turkish

Ryce

Powerful

Anglo-Saxon

Rydder

Knight

English

Rydge

From the ridge

English

Ryence

A Welsh king

Arthurian Legend

Rygecroft

From the rye field

English

Rygeland

From the rye land

English

Rygemann

Rye merchant

English

Rylee

Descendant of Roghallach

Irish

Rylie

Descendant of Roghallach

Irish

Ryman

Rye merchant

English

Ryoichi

Good, Clear, One

Japanese

Ryons

A Welsh king

Arthurian Legend

Ryosuke

Clear, Evident

Japanese

Ryoto

Dragon, Person

Japanese

Rypan

Plunders

Anglo-Saxon

Rysc

Rush

English

Ryscford

Lives near the rush ford

English

Ryton

Rygetun - from the rye farm

English

Ryu

Dragon

Japanese

Ryuu

Dragon

Japanese

Ryuunosuke

Dragon, Noble, Prosperous, Forerunner, Herald

Japanese

Rainardo

An Italian form of Reynard.

Italian

Ral

A diminutive form of Ralph.

Ranny

A diminutive form of Randolph.

Rawdon

“From the red hill,” based on the Anglo-Saxon hreaw (raw, as raw flesh) and dun ( a hill).

Anglo-Saxon

Raynold

A variant form of Reginald.

Reginard

A variant form of Reginald.

Reineke

A German form of Reynard.

German

Reyburn

A variant spelling of Rayburn.

Ridgley

“(The dweller at) the bend of the meadow,” from the Middle English rigge (back, bend) and ley (meadow).

English

Rodbert

A variant form of Robert.