List of Baby Names for Girls Starting with R

Rachyl

Rachyl is a baby girl name its meaning is . Mostly popular in christian religion. The poeple have viewed this name 1214 times.

Meaning: Ewe Origin: English

Rada

Spanish and Catalan: topographic name from rada 'natural bay'. ... Czech: from a short form of any of several Slavic personal names containing the first element rad- 'glad', 'merry', in particular Radoslav, in which the second element means 'glory', and Radomir, in which the second element means 'great', 'famous'.

Meaning: Beautiful young woman Origin: Arabic

Radhamani

Name Radhamani or (no variations) means Beloved of Lord Krishna. ... Person named Radhamani fall under Virgo sign, are likely to be impatient and hot-tempered.

Meaning: Beloved of Lord Krishna Origin: Hindi

Ra'eesa

Muslim Meaning: The name Ra'eesa is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Ra'eesa is: Leadress. Matron.

Meaning: Leadress, Matron Origin: Arabic

Raelene

The name Raelene is an Australian baby name. In Australian the meaning of the name Raelene is: Blend of Rae (short form of Rachel: ewe) and the name element -ene.

Meaning: Sunbeam Origin: English

Raeya

A user from Australia says the name Raeya is of French origin and means "Sensitive". A submission from South Africa says the name Raeya means "Ray of sunshine" and is of Arabic origin.

Meaning: Singer Origin: Hindi

Rafa'

The name Rafa' is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Rafa' is: Happiness. Prosperity.

Meaning: Happiness, Prosperity Origin: Arabic

Rafda

Rafda is a Muslim Girl name, Rafda name meaning is Collaborationist and the lucky number associated with Rafda is 2.

Meaning: Collaborationist Origin: Arabic

Rafee'a

The name Rafee'a is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Rafee'a is: Exalted. Sublime.

Meaning: Exalted, Sublime Origin: Arabic

Rafeeqa

Muslim Meaning: The name Rafeeqa is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Rafeeqa is: Sweetheart. Companion.

Meaning: Sweetheart, Companion Origin: Arabic