Modern invented name, possibly a blend of Ranger and Wrangle.

Sunlight, "radiance."

Queen.

Song, "joy," "singing."

Alternate spelling of Rania, meaning "gazing."

Coloring, "pleasing," "delighting."

Victory in battle, "colored with victory."

Alternate spelling of Ranjeet.

A sum of money paid for the release of a prisoner.

From the Old Norse "Regin├║lfr," meaning "wolf counsel."

Brave in battle, "warrior hero."

God has healed, a short form of Raphael.

Feminine form of Raphael, "God has healed."

French feminine form of Raphael.

Germanic name meaning "swift council."

Modern invented name, a variant of Rashad, popularized by athlete Rashard Lewis.

Modern invented name, a blend of the prefix "Ra-" and Shawn.

Rightly guided, "wise," "having good judgment."

Feminine form of Rashid, "rightly guided," "wise."

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Polish diminutive of Rasa or a variant of Rachel.

Alternate spelling of Rashida, meaning "rightly guided."

Planner, "draftsman," "one who sketches."

Feminine form of Rasim, "planner," "draftsman."

Scandinavian form of Erasmus, meaning "beloved."

Danish/Norwegian patronymic surname: "son of Rasmus."

Russian surname, famously associated with Grigori Rasputin.

Messenger, "prophet."

Gem, "jewel," "treasure."

Gem, "jewel," "crystal."

Love, "pleasure," "desire," the goddess of love and wife of Kama.

Beloved son, a common Gujarati name.

At night, "night."

Will, "desire," "favor," "acceptance."

Kind, "compassionate," "merciful," one of the 99 names of God.

Room, "space," also a figure from Norse mythology.

A large, intelligent, all-black bird, often associated with mystery and prophecy.

A historic city in Italy, famous for its Byzantine mosaics.

Forest of the ravens.

Modern compound name, blending Raven and the Welsh "wyn" (fair, white).

Jewel, "ornament," "necklace."

Lord of the sun, a name for the sun.

Rain, "shower."

Garden, "meadow," "paradise."

Flowing, "river," "soul."

Storyteller, "narrator," "one who relates traditions."

Alternate spelling of Rawiya, meaning "storyteller."

Short form of Raymond or Rachel.

Modern invented name, a rhythmic blend of Ray and the "-eisha" suffix.

Sweet basil, "fragrant plant," "blessing."