Variant of Robin, meaning "bright fame."

Patronymic surname: "son of Robin."

Patronymic surname: "son of Robert."

Patronymic surname: "son of Robert."

Dutch for "ruby."

Spanish surname meaning "oak trees."

Variant spelling of Robin.

French form of Rocco, meaning "rest."

Spanish and Portuguese surname meaning "rock," "cliff."

French place name, from "la Rochelle," meaning "little rock."

Spanish for "dew" or "morning dew."

A large stone; also a music genre.

German surname of the famous American business dynasty.

A cylindrical projectile that can be propelled to a great height or distance.

English place-name, meaning "homestead of the rock."

English place-name, meaning "rocky land."

English surname, meaning "rock spring."

Diminutive of Rocco or from the word "rock."

Short form of Rodney or Roderick.

English surname, from a place name.

Diminutive of Roderick or Rodney.

English surname, from a place name meaning "valley of roe deer."

Famous ruler.

Dutch form of Roderick, meaning "famous ruler."

English place-name/surname, meaning "island near the clearing."

Short form of names like Rodrigo or Rosendo.

Italian and Spanish form of Rudolph, meaning "famous wolf."

Spanish and Portuguese form of Roderick, meaning "famous ruler."

A small species of deer.

Rising power or "strength of the hill."

Dutch for "call" or "cry."

Diminutive of Rose or a variant of Etta.

Spanish form of the Germanic name Rogelius, meaning "famous spear."

Modern invented name, a blend of Rogelio and the suffix -lyn.

Feminine form of Roger, meaning "famous spear."

Variant of Rogena, meaning "famous spear."

Patronymic surname: "son of Roger."

Dutch form of Roger, meaning "famous spear."

Latinized form of a Germanic name, possibly meaning "famous fame."

Red, "red deer," "the first ray of sun."

Spirit, "soul."

My shepherd.

Spanish for "red."

Spanish surname meaning "red" or "reddish."

Variant of Rogelio, meaning "famous spear."

Sixth son.

Alternate spelling of Rokuro, "sixth son."

Spanish and Italian form of Roland, meaning "famous land."

Spanish form of Roland.

Diminutive of Roland, meaning "little Roland."