Spanish diminutive of names like Enriqueta (Henrietta).

Capital city of Ecuador.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Alternate spelling of Qosai, meaning "far," "distant."

Another alternate spelling of Qosai/Qusay.

Axis, "pole," "a spiritual leader."

A beautiful, fragrant night-blooming flower.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an African name from the Ethiopian region.

The first six letters on a standard English keyboard.

Modern invented name, a variant of Quinn or a unique spelling of "win."

Thunder.

Fresh, "luxuriant," "green."

Scottish diminutive of Robert, meaning "bright fame."

A small, long-eared, burrowing mammal known for speed and gentleness.

A short, intelligent, and multicultural name with dual profound meanings. In Hebrew, it signifies a teacher or master; in Arabic, it evokes the freshness and renewal of spring. It bridges intellectual authority and natural rebirth.

Fourth, "springtime."

A blend of Ravi (sun) and Indra (king), meaning "Lord of the sun."

A competition of speed or "a contest of progress."

Short form of Rachel.

Ewe, a symbol of innocence and gentleness.

French feminine form of Rachel.

Created, "composed," "formed."

Variant of Rachana, meaning "creation," "composition."

Spanish form of Rachel.

A short, cool, and multicultural name. As an English short form, it has a modern, edgy feel. In Slavic languages, it means "happy" or "care," giving it a positive, warm, and international depth.

Happy, "joyful."

Spanish form of the Egyptian name Rhadamès, from the opera *Aida*.

Radio Detection And Ranging, a detection system.

Modern invented name, famously chosen by Cameron Diaz.

Counsel + "war."

Prosperity, "success," the eternal consort of Lord Krishna.

A compound of Radha and Krishna, representing the divine couple.

Diminutive of Radha, meaning "little Radha," "prosperous."

Content, "satisfied," "pleased."

Feminine form of Radko, meaning "happy," "joyful."

Diminutive of Radoslav, meaning "happy," "joyful."

English place-name/surname: "red meadow."

A common and historic Romanian name, meaning "happy," "care."

Acceptance, "satisfaction," "goodwill," also the name of the guardian angel of Paradise.

Short form of Rachel or Raymond.

Modern compound of Rae and Anne.

Leader, "pioneer," "scout."

Maori name, possibly meaning "sun" or a form of Irene.

A short, friendly, and international name. It carries the "God has healed" meaning of Raphael in a warm, approachable, and casual form, popular in Spanish and Polish cultures.

High, "exalted," "sublime."

Diminutive of Raphael or a variant of Rafe.

Italian form of Raphael, meaning "God has healed."

Armenian short form of Raphael, meaning "God has healed."

Exalted, "lofty," "raising."