Word, "utterance," "that which is spoken."

A character from the *Thomas the Tank Engine* series.

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Anglicized variant of Rhiannon.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a modern Indian name.

Rose.

English surname, from the place name meaning "clearings."

Diminutive of Rhoda, meaning "little rose."

Diminutive of Rhodes or a variant of Roddy.

Diminutive of Rhoda or a nickname.

Possibly a feminine form of Rhona or from the island of Rona.

From the Welsh place name Rhondda.

Anglicized form of Ruairí, meaning "red king."

White moor or "blessed moor."

Bright, "dawn," the name of Alexander the Greats wife.

Great, "mighty," a figure from the *Mabinogion*.

Modern invented name, a rhythmic blend with the "-isha" suffix.

A character from Sarah J. Maass *A Court of Thorns and Roses* series.

Rían

Feminine form of Ryan or a variant of Rhianna.

Modern blend of Ria and Anne.

Alternate spelling of Riad, meaning "gardens."

Feminine form of Richard, meaning "powerful leader."

Variant of Ricardo.

Italian surname meaning "curly-haired."

Anglicized form of the Welsh name Rhys.

Short form of Richard.

French feminine form of Richard.

Diminutive of Richard.

English place-name/surname: "strong hill."

Short form of Richard.

Modern invented name, a feminine elaboration of Rick.

Diminutive of Richard.

Spanish for "rich," "powerful."

Dutch for "knight."

A question or statement intentionally phrased to require ingenuity.

One who rides.

English surname, from a place name meaning "ridge clearing."

Alternate spelling of Rida, meaning "contentment."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a modern Indian name.

Prosperity, "wealth," "success."

English place-name/surname: "reed clearing."

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

Feminine form of Ridwan, "acceptance," "satisfaction."

French surname, famously associated with Métis leader Louis Riel.

A firearm with a long rifled barrel.

English surname, from the Old Norse "hryggr," meaning "ridge."

Patronymic surname: "son of Rigg."

French surname, from a place name.

Spanish form of the Germanic name Rigobert, meaning "bright fame."