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Deana

The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology. Also feminine forms of Dean.

Deanna


Deanne


Debbie The bee, an industrious woman.

Debby The bee, an industrious woman.

Deborah HebrewThe bee, an industrious woman. A biblical name.

Debra The bee, an industrious woman.

Dechen Tibetan/Sherpa Health and happiness.

Decima Latin The tenth.

Dee

From the name Audrey, Deirdre, Delia, Diana. Audrey - Strong and noble, regal. Deirdre - Sorrow. Delia - A woman from the island of Delos. Diana - The divine one.

Deena Hindu

Deepali Hindu

Deepika Hindu a little light

Deepti Hindu

Deeta The lost one.

Deianira Greek wife of Heracles

Deidra Sorrowful, wanderer.

Deiene Basque religious holiday

Deion

Deiondre Valley.

Deirdre CelticSorrow. The name of a character from Irish legend.

ChelleLike the Lord. A feminine form of Michael. Also see Michaela.

Chelsa Harbour.

ChelseaFrom the name of a fashionable London suburb.

Chelsi Seaport.

Chelsia Harbour.

Chenoa Native American A white dove.

Cher French The beloved one.

Cheri The beloved one.

Cherie Beloved.

Cherilyn EnglishDerived from Cher or Cheryl and Lynn. Cher and Cheryl - The beloved one. Lynn - A Waterfall.

Cherise Greek grace

Cherish Old French The treasured one.

Cherlin The beloved one.

Cherry The beloved one. Also a fruit name.

Cheryl The beloved one.

Chesna Slavonic Peaceful.

Chevonne Irish GaelicForm of Jane and Judith. Jane - God is gracious. Judith - A woman from Judea.

Chloe Greek A fertile young maiden.

Chloris Greek A plant lover.

Cho Japanese/Korean A butterfly. Korean beautiful.

Choden Tibetan/Sherpa The devout one.

Chow Chinese Summer.




Deja French Before

Delanna Italian soft as wool

Delbin Greek dolphin, flower name

Delcine Sweet.

Delfina Dolphin.

Delia Greek

A woman from the island of Delos. Also another name for Artemis, the Greek moon goddess. Also See Cordelia and Della.

Delicia Latin Delight.

Delila Hair or poor.

Delilah HebrewThe beautiful temptress. The lover of Samson in the Bible.

Dell EnglishFrom the dell or hollow. A boy or girl's name.

Della English

A woman from the island of Delos. Probably derived from Delia or Delilah and Ella. Also a diminutive of Adele and Adelaide.

Delma Spanish Of the sea.

Delphine LatinA woman from Delphi or a flower name from delphinium.

Delta Greek The fourth, as in fourth child.

DelveneA woman from Delphi or a flower name from delphinium.

DelvineA woman from Delphi or a flower name from delphinium.

jDelwynOld English/Welsh

Old English: A friend from the valley. Welsh: Neat and fair. A boy or girl's name.

Delyth Welsh Neat and pretty.

Dembe Ugandan Peace

Demelza CornishFrom a placename. The heroine of Winston Graham's Poldark novels.

Demetria Greek From the goddess of fertility.

Demi Latin Half. Also see Demetria.




Dena Old EnglishFrom the valley. Feminine form of Dean.

DeniseFrench from Greek

A lover of wine. The feminine form of Denis/Dennis.

Dep Vietnamese Beautiful

Derica Beloved leader.

Derryth Welsh Of the Oak.

Dervla Irish Gaelic The daughter of the poet.

Desana Longed for.

Desdemona GreekIll-fated. A Shakespearian character murdered by her husband Othello.

Desiree Latin The desired one.

Desma Greek A pledge.

Despina Greek

Desta Ethiopian Happiness.

Destinee French Destiny

Destry French war horse

Deva Celestial spirit.

Devaki Hindu black, mother of Krishna

Devi Breton/SanskritBreton: The beloved, the adored one. Sanskrit: Godlike, a goddess. A boy or girl's name.

Devika Sanskrit A little goddess.

Devnet Swedish home of the Danes

Devona Old English From the county of Devon.

Devora Jewish The bee, an industrious woman.

Devorah Jewish The bee, an industrious woman.

Devore The bee, an industrious woman.

Dextra LatinSkilful, dexterous. The feminine form of Dexter.

Dobrila Slavonic Kind, good.




Dodie Hebrew Beloved. Also see Dorothy.

Doe unknown Dee Dee, Didi

Dohna Tibetan/Sherpa A female deity.

Dolkar Tibetan/Sherpa The name of a Buddhist Goddess.

DollieThe gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.

DollyThe gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.

Dolores SpanishSorrow. Derived from the seven sorrows of the Virgin Mary.

Dominga Spanish Sunday

Dominica LatinBelonging to the lord. The feminine form of Dominic.

Dominique Of God.

Donalda Scottish GaelicThe ruler of the world. The feminine form of Donald.

Donata Latin Given by God, a gift.

Doneen

DonellaThe ruler of the world. The feminine form of Donald.

DonelleThe ruler of the world. The feminine form of Donald.

Donla Irish Gaelic The brown lady.

Donna Italian A lady. A short form of Madonna.

Dooriya English the sea

Dora GreekA gift. Originally a short form of Dorothy and Theodora, but now also used as an independent name.

Dorcas Greek A gazelle, a doe. Also see Tabitha.




Dore French Golden.

DoreenA gift. Originally a short form of Dorothy and Theodora, but now also used as an independent name.

Doria Greek place name

Dorinda Greek gift of god, beautiful one

Doris GreekA woman from Doria, or from the ocean. A Greek goddess of the sea.

Dorota Greek, Spanish God's gift

Dorothea DutchThe gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.

Dorothy GreekThe gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.

DotThe gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.

DottyThe gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.

Douce French Gentle, sweet.

Dova Teutonic Peace, a dove.

Jacinda Greek Beautiful

JacintaSpanish from Greek

Beautiful. Also a form of Hyacinth.

Jacinthe Greek Hyacinth

JackiThe supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.

JackieThe supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.

JackyThe supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.

JaclynThe supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.




Jacoba HebrewThe supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob.

JacquelineFrench from Hebrew

The supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.

JacquiThe supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.

Jada Hebrew Wise

Jade Spanish The jade stone.

Jadwiga Polish The contentious one. A fighter.

Jael HebrewTo ascend or a wild goat. A boy or girl's name.

Jaen Hebrew Ostrich

Jaffa Hebrew Beautiful.

Jagrati Hindu

Jahnavi Hindu

Jaime FrenchFrench for I love you. A boy or girl's name.

Jaimica Spanish Supplanter

Jaimie French I love

Jaina Hindu good character

Jaione Basque Nativity

Jakinda Basque Hyacinth

Jala Arabic Charity

Jamal ArabicThe handsome one. A boy or girl's name.

Jamari French Warrior




Jamee Hebrew supplanter, one who replaces

Jamesina HebrewThe supplanter. A feminine form, of James. Also see Jaime.

Jamila Arabic/Swahili Beautiful.

Jamilah Arabic Beautiful

JanGod is gracious. A boy or girl's name.

Jana God is gracious. .

Jancis English

A modern name derived from Jane and Frances. Jane - God is gracious. Frances - From France, or a free woman.

Jane Hebrew

God is gracious. The feminine form of John. Also see Janelle, Janet, Janice, Janine, Jean, Joan, Joanne, Shane, Sim.

Janelle EnglishA modern name derived from Jane and the feminine suffix `elle'. Jane - God is gracious.

Janet


Janette God is gracious.

Janice


Janina God is gracious. .

Janine


Janisafunny, loveable, hyper child

Janese

Janna Hebrew Flourishing.




Jannali Aboriginal The moon. Also a placename.

JanthinaA violet-coloured flower. Also see lolanthe.

JanthineA violet-coloured flower. Also see lolanthe.

Japera Japs

JaquenettaFrench from Hebrew

The supplanter. The feminine form of Jacob and James.

Jarah Hebrew Honey.

Jardena Hebrew to flow downward

Jarita Sanskrit A legendary bird.

Jarka Slavonic Springlike.

Jarmila Slavonic The grace of spring.

Jarrah AboriginalA type of Eucalyptus tree. A boy or girl's name.

Jarvia Teutonic As sharp or keen as a spear.

Jarvinia German keen intelligence

Jasmine Persian A fragrant flower.

Jaunie

Jaya SanskritVictory. Also the name of a Buddhist female goddess.

Jayani Hindu a sakti of Ganesha

Jayne Hindu Victorious

Jaythen Swedish Jay, Jai




Jazlyn Arabic Jazlin, Yazlin, Yazlyn, Yaz, Jaz, Lyn

Jean French God is gracious. A boy or girl's name.

Jeanne French


Jeannette


Jehan Arabic beautiful flower

Jelena Russian shining light

Jemima Hebrew A dove. A biblical name.

Jemma A jewel or gem.

Jena


Jenara

Jenay French name of a plant

Jendayi African give thanks

Jendyose Ugandan have done good to produce a child

Jenell German knowledge, understanding, kindness

Jenica Romanian God is gracious

Jenna Fair and soft.

Jennifer Cornish/WelshFair and soft. Also a variation of Guinevere.

Jenny Fair and soft.




Jeno Greek heaven, well-born

Jensine Hebrew God is gracious

Jeraldine A noble spear-carrier.

JerardaA brave spear woman. The feminine form of Gerard.

Jeremia HebrewAppointed by God. The feminine form of Jeremiah and Jeremy.

Jermain From Germany. A boy or girl's name.

Jermayne From Germany.

JerricaJerrianne, Jerrianna

Jerusha Hebrew The married one.

Jesal Hindu

Jess Wealthy.

Jesse Hebrew God's gift. A boy or girl's name.

Jessica HebrewWealthy. Used by Shakespeare for a character in The Merchant of Venice.

JessieWealthy. Also independent names, particularly in Scotland.

Jet LatinBlack, the name of a material used for making jewellery. A boy or girl's name.

Jetta LatinBlack, the name of a material used for making jewellery.

Jewel Old French A gemstone or the precious one.

Jewell A gemstone or the precious one.

Jezebel Impure.

Jezreel Hebrew Jez




Jiba Aboriginal The moon.

Jiera Lithuanian Living

Jigisha Hindu

Jihan Turkish Universe

JillFrom a Roman family name. The feminine form of Julian and a derivative of Julia.

JilliFrom a Roman family name. The feminine form of Julian and a derivative of Julia.

JillianFrom a Roman family name. The feminine form of Julian and a derivative of Julia.

JillieFrom a Roman family name. The feminine form of Julian and a derivative of Julia.

JillyFrom a Roman family name. The feminine form of Julian and a derivative of Julia.

Jin Chinese/KoreanChinese: Golden. Korean: A jewel. A boy or girl's name.

Jina Swahili Name

Jinx Latin a charm

Jirra Aboriginal A kangaroo. A boy or girl's name.

Joakima Hebrew the Lord will judge

Joan


Joann God is gracious. .

Joanna God is gracious. .




Joanne


Jobey Hebrew Persecuted

Jobina HebrewThe persecuted one. The female form of job.

Jocasta GreekThe shining moon. The mother of Oedipus in Greek mythology.

Jocelyn Latin The merry one.

Jocosa Latin Humorous, playful.

Jocunda Latin Cheerful, merry.

Jodi God is gracious.

Jodie A woman from Judea.

JoelleFrench from Hebrew

The Lord is God. The feminine form of Joel.

Joelliane Hebrew Jehova is God

Joesa

Johanna God is gracious.

Jolan Hungarian violet blossom

Jolanda ItalianA violet flower. Also see Violet and Iolanthe.

Jolanta PolishA violet flower. Also see Violet and Iolanthe.

Jolene English

A modern combination, perhaps of Jo and Marlene. Marlene is derived from Maria (Mary) and Magdalene. Jo (Joan) - God is gracious. Mary - Bitter, as in a bitterly wanted child. Also - The star of the sea. Magdalene - A woman from




Jolie French Pretty.

Jonesy Old English

Joni


Jonie


Jonina Hebrew Dove

JonquilA flower name, from the Latin word for a reed.

Joo-Eun Korean silver pearl

Jora Hebrew autumn rain

Jordan HebrewFlowing down, as in the River Jordan. A boy or girl's name.

Jordana HebrewFlowing down, as in the River Jordan. A boy or girl's name.

Jordane Hebrew descendant, flowing down

Joscelin The merry one.

Josephine HebrewGod shall add. The feminine form of Joseph.

Josie God will add.

Joslin The merry one.

Josslyn The merry one.

Jovita The joyful one.

Joy Latin Joyful.

Joyanne Latin A combination of joy and Anne.




Joyce Middle English A lord. Originally a boys name.

Juana Spanish God is gracious. .

Juanita Spanish God is gracious. .

Judith HebrewA woman from Judea. A name from the Bible. Also see Jodie.

Judy A woman from Judea.

Juene French Young.

Juhi Hindu

Jules Youthful.

Julia LatinFrom a Roman, possibly meaning youthful.

Juliana Soft-haired.

Julianna

From the name Julia & Anne. Julia - From a Roman, possibly meaning youthful. Anne - Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah.

Julianne

From the name Julia & Anne. Julia - From a Roman, possibly meaning youthful. Anne - Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah.

Julie FrenchFrom a Roman, possibly meaning youthful.

JulietFrom a Roman name, possibly meaning youthful.

Julinka Latin Youthful

Julya RussianFrom a Roman, possibly meaning youthful.

Jumoke Nigerian The beloved one.

Jun Chinese The truth.




June English From the month of June.

Juniper Latin From the name of die juniper plant.

Juno LatinThe heavenly one. The wife of Jupiter in Roman mythology. Also a form of Una.

Justine LatinFair, just. The feminine form of Justin.

JuttaA woman from Judea, or die praised one. Also see Jodie.

JutteA woman from Judea, or die praised one. Also see Jodie.

Jyoti Sanskrit Light.

Jyotsna Hindu

Rabi Arabic The harvest, or the spring.

Rach African Frog.

Rachael A ewe.

Rachel HebrewA ewe. The wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph in the Bible.

Rachelle A ewe.

Rachna Hindu

Rada Slavonic Glad.

Radella Old English An elfin adviser.

Radha Sanskrit Success. The name of a Hindu goddess.

Radhika Hindu a form of the Devi, 5th Sakti, wife of Krishna

Radinka Slavonic Joyful, active.

Radmilla Slavonic A worker for the people.

Rae English A doe. Also see Rachel and Raelene.

Raeka Spanish beautiful, unique

Raelene Australian A modern invented name.

Raelin Celtic Raelyn, Rae




RafaelaThe divine healer, or healed by God. Feminine form of Raphael.

RafaellaThe divine healer, or healed by God. Feminine form of Raphael.

Raghnailt Irish Gaelic A ewe.

Ragini Hindu

Ragnhild Norse one who is wise in battle

Rahab Hebrew

Rahel Hebrew A ewe.

Rai Japanese Trust

Raimy Raimee

Rain Latin Ruler

Rainbow Old English An array of bright colours.

Raine Old German Advice, decision.

Raisa Russian from Greek Adaptable.

Raissa Old French The believer.

Raizel Hebrew Rose

Raja Arabic The hopeful one.

Rajani Sanskrit Dark, of the night.

Rajni Hindu

Rakel Scandinavian A ewe.

Rakhi Hindu

Raksha Hindu

Ramla Swahili One who predicts the future.

Ramona SpanishA wise protector. The feminine form of Ramon or Raymond.

Ramya Hindu elegant, beautiful

Rana ArabicBeautiful to gaze upon. Also see Rani.

Randa The admired one.

Randie A wolf-like shield or the




admired one. A boy or girl's name.

RandyA wolf-like shield or the admired one. A boy or girl's name.

Rane Queen.

Ranee Queen.

Rangi Maori/PolynesianHeaven or the sky. A boy or girl's name.

Rani Sanskrit A queen.

Ranjana Hindu

Ranjita Hindu

Raphaela HebrewThe divine healer, or healed by God. Feminine form of Raphael.

Raphaella Hebrew healed by God

Raquel SpanishA ewe. The wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph in the Bible.

RaquelleA ewe. The wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph in the Bible.

Rashida Arabic Righteous.

Rasika Hindu

Rasine Polish a rose

Rasna Hindu

Rata Aboriginal/PolynesianAboriginal: A plant. Polynesian: The name of a great chief. A boy or girl's name.

Rati Sanskrit Love.

Rawnie Gypsy Lady

Ray Old FrenchA stream or a king. A boy or girl's name.

Rayelle

Raylene Raylina

RaymaA wise protector. The feminine form of Ramon or Raymond.

Rayna Polish/Czech A queen.




Raziya African agreeable

Reanna A nymph, or a queen.

Reba A heifer or a knotted cord.

Rebecca HebrewA heifer or a knotted cord. The wife of Isaac in the Bible.

Rebekah HebrewA heifer or a knotted cord. The wife of Isaac in the Bible.

Rebel LatinThe rebellious one. A boy or girl's name.

Reena Hindu

Regan Irish GaelicThe descendant of a king. A boy or girl's name.

Regina Latin The descendant of a king.

Rei Japanese gratitude

Reidun Norwegian nest-lovely

Reiko Japanese Gratitude.

Reina Polish/Czech A queen.

Reine French A queen.

Reka Maori Sweet.

Rekha Hindu straight line

Reman Hindu

Ren Japanese water lily

Rena Hebrew A joyous song.

Renata Latin Reborn.

Rene Latin Reborn. A boy or girl's name.

Renee French Reborn.

Renita Latin A rebel.

Renny Irish GaelicSmall but powerful. A boy or girl's name.

Renuka Hindu

Rere Maori A waterfall.

Reseda Latin A mignonette flower.

Reshma Hindu Silky




Reva Latin Renewed strength.

Revati Hindu wife of Balarama

Revelation Latin Lacy

Rewa Polynesian Slender.

Rexana Latin Regally graceful.

Rhea Greek A stream, or a mother.

Rhiamon Welsh Witch

Rhiannon Welsh A nymph, or a queen.

Rhoda GreekA rose, or a woman from the island of Rhodes.

Rhodanthe Greek A rose.

RhonaVariation of Rona. The name of a Scottish Island.

Rhonda Welsh After the name of a valley.

Rhonwen Welsh A white lance, or white hair.

Rhoswen Gaelic white rose

Ria SpanishOf the river. Also a short form of Maria (See Mary).

Riane Gaelic little king

Rianna Sweet basil, virtuous.

Rianne God is gracious.

Riannon

Riba A heifer or a knotted cord.

RicardaBrave and strong. Feminine form of Richard.

RichelleOld German, Old English

powerful ruler; brave one

Rickena Czech

Riddhi Hindu Siddhi will follow

Rieko Japanese child of Rie

Rihana Arabic sweet basil

Rikako Japanese child of Rika

Riley Irish Gaelic/Old Irish Gaelic: Valiant. Old




EnglishEnglish: A Rye meadow. A boy or girl's name.

Rilla Teutonic A stream.

Rima Hindu

Rina A queen.

Rinako Japanese child of Rina

Rini Japanese little bunny

Rinzen Tibetan/SherpaThe holder of intellect. A boy or girl's name.

Riona Irish Gaelic A queen, queen-like.

Risa Latin Laughter.

Risako Japanese child of Risa

Rishbha Hindu

Rishona Hebrew First

RitaA pearl. A short form of Margarita (See Margaret) also used independently.

Ritsuko Japanese child of Ritsu

Ritu Hindu

Riva French from Latin The shore or a river bank.

Rivka Hebrew A heifer or a knotted cord.

Rizpah Greek Hope

Roanna LatinGracious. Also derived from other names such as Rose and Anna.

Robalyn Derived from Robin and Lynn.

Robbin A small bird.

Roberta Germanic/Old EnglishBright fame, famous. Feminine form of Robert. Also see Robin.

Robin EnglishA small bird. A boy or girl's name.

Robyn EnglishA small bird. A boy or girl's name.

Rochelle FrenchA small rock. Also from La Rochelle, a French fishing port.




Roden Old EnglishFrom the valley of the reeds. A boy or girl's name.

Roderica TeutonicA famous ruler. Feminine form of Roderick.

Rohana Sanskrit Sandalwood.

Rohini Hindu

Rois Irish GaelicThe flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Roisin Irish GaelicThe flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Rolanda TeutonicFrom the famed land. Feminine form of Roland.

Roma Latin From Rome.

Romaine LatinA citizen of Rome. Feminine form of Roman.

Romana Italian from Rome

Romilda Teutonic A glorious warrior maiden.

Romy GermanDew of the sea, and the name of a fragrant herb. Also a combination of Rose and Mary.

Rona Scottish The name of an island.

Ronalda Old NorsePowerful. Also a feminine form of Ronald.

Ronan Irish Gaelic Little seal. A boy or girl's name.

Ronda Grand.

RonniA true likeness or image. From the name Veronica, but also used as independent names.

RonnieA true likeness or image. From the name Veronica, but also used as independent names.

RonnyA true likeness or image. From the name Veronica, but also used as independent names.

Rory Irish Gaelic The red king. A boy or girl's name.

Ros Old Old German: From the word for a




German/Latin horse. Latin: Beautiful rose.

RosaItalian and Spanish

The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Rosabelle LatinA beautiful rose. Also derived from Rose and Belle.

Rosalba Italian A white rose.

Rosaleen IrishFrom the word for a horse. Also: Beautiful Rose.

Rosalia Latin

Derived from Rose. Also the name of a 12th-century saint. Latin: The flower Rose (Rosa). Old German: From the word for a horse.

RosalindOld German/Latin

Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful Rose. Shakespeare's heroine in As You Like It.

Rosaline IrishFrom the word for a horse. Also: Beautiful Rose.

RosalynFrom the word for a horse. Also: Beautiful Rose.

RosamondOld German/Latin

Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: A pure rose, or the rose of the world.

Rosamunde Wild roses.

Rosanna

A name derived from Rose and Anna. Rose - The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse. Anna - Grace, or favoured by God.

Rosanne Latin gracious rose

Rosario Spanish From the word for a rosary.

RoseLatin/Old German

The flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Roseanne


Roselani Hawaiian heavenly rose

Roselle A combination of Rose and Elle.




Rosemary LatinDew of the sea, and the name of a fragrant herb. Also a combination of Rose and Mary.

Rosen CornishThe flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Rosenwyn Cornish A fair rose.

Rosetta ItalianThe flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Rosevear Cornish From the moorland.

Roshan PersianSplendid. One who emanates light. A boy or girl's name.

Rosheen Irish GaelicThe flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

Roshni Hindu Light

RosieLatin/Old German

Latin: The flower Rose (Rosa). Old German: From the word for a horse. Also see Rhoda, Rosa, Rosalia, Rosamond and Rosemary.

Rosine Little rose.

Rosita SpanishThe flower Rose (Rosa). Also:From the word for a horse.

RoslynOld German/Latin

Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful rose.

Rossa Scottish GaelicWoody meadow. Feminine form of Ross.

RosyLatin/Old German

Latin: The flower Rose (Rosa). Old German: From the word for a horse. Also see Rhoda, Rosa, Rosalia, Rosamond and Rosemary.

Rowan Irish Gaelic Little red-haired one.

RowenaCeltic/Old English

Celtic: The white-haired one. Old English: A well-known friend.

Roxana PersianDawn. The name of the wife of Alexander the Great.

Roxanne Persian brilliant one

Royale Old French The regal one. Feminine form of Roy.

RozOld German/Latin

Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful rose.




Roza Polish Rose.

Rozanne


Rozella A combination of Rose and Elle.

Rozelle A combination of Rose and Elle.

Ruby LatinRed, and the name of a precious stone.

Ruchi Hindu

Ruchika Hindu

Ruchira Hindu

Rudelle Teutonic The famous one.

Rudrani Hindu a wife of Shiva

RueOld English from Greek

The name of an aromatic medicinal plant. Also see Ruth.

Ruella A combination of Ruth and Ella.

Rufina LatinRed-haired. The feminine form of Rufus.

Rukmini SanskritThe wife of Lord Krishna. Often used in Indonesia.

Rula Latin A ruler. A popular.

Rumer English A gipsy.

Rumiko Japanese child of Rumi

Runa Old Norse Secret love.

Rupa Hindu

Rupal Hindu

Rupali Hindu

Ruperta GermanBright fame, famous. Feminine form of Robert. Also see Robin.

Ruri Japanese An emerald.

Ruth HebrewBeautiful and compassionate. A biblical name.

Ryann Irish Gaelic A little king.




Ryba Czech Fish

Ryesen English Rye

Ryoko Japanese child of Ryo

Cherishya (Girl) Meaning : Cherishya

chinnu (Girl) Meaning : nice

chinuku (Girl) Meaning : drop of rain

Janisha (Girl) Meaning : Dispelle of ignorance

jashitha (Girl) Meaning : jashitha

JASMITHA (Girl) Meaning : Smiles

Jigisha (Girl) Meaning : Superior

JISHA (Girl) Meaning : STRAIGHT FORWARDED

johitha (Girl) Meaning : jasmine

Joshitha (Girl) Meaning : Pleased

JOSYA (Girl) Meaning : Delightfulness

Becky (girl) Hebrew : to tie

Cherika చేరికా Moon

Jocelin -Supplanter

Jocelyn -Light Hearted

Joella - Lord Is Willing

Joelle -God Is Willing

Jovita- Happy

Charvitha (Girl) Meaning : Clever,Beautiful woman


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