Origin of the name Ralph: From the Old Norse RaÄ‘ulfr, Rathulfr, a compound name composed of the elements raÄ‘, rath (counsel) and ulfr (wolf). The name, introduced by the Scandinavians, was reinforced by the Normans, who brought in the Germanic cognate Radulf, which is from the elements rÄd (counsel) and wulf (wolf).
The name Rally is an English baby name. In English the meaning of the name Rally is: From the roe deer meadow.
Origin of the name Ralph: From the Old Norse Rađulfr, Rathulfr, a compound name composed of the elements rađ, rath (counsel) and ulfr (wolf). The name, introduced by the Scandinavians, was reinforced by the Normans, who brought in the Germanic cognate Radulf, which is from the elements rād (counsel) and wulf (wolf).
Ralphie is a variant of the Old English name Ralph, meaning 'wolf counsel'. It was one of the most common boy's names in the early 20th century but has since declined in popularity.
ral-(p)hi-na, ra-lph-ina ] The baby girl name Ralphina is pronounced as RAELF-IYNAH †. Ralphina is of Germanic origin and it is used mainly in English. The name Ralphina means 'wise and strong'. It is a two-element name derived from rad and wulf which are of the meanings 'counsel, advice' and 'wolf' respectively.
Origin of the name Ralph: From the Old Norse RaÄ‘ulfr, Rathulfr, a compound name composed of the elements raÄ‘, rath (counsel) and ulfr (wolf). The name, introduced by the Scandinavians, was reinforced by the Normans, who brought in the Germanic cognate Radulf, which is from the elements rÄd (counsel) and wulf (wolf).
English Meaning: The name Ralston is an English baby name. In English the meaning of the name Ralston is: Ralph's town. Surname.
Biblical Meaning: The name Ramathaim-zophim is a Biblical baby name. In Biblical the meaning of the name Ramathaim-zophim is: The two watch-towers.
Rambert Name Meaning. Southern French: variant of Rambaud (see Rambeau).
Rambo is an American surname, variously of French (from Rambeau), German (from Rambow) or Swedish origin (supposedly ramn+bo "raven's nest"). It is now best known from the Rambo franchise, named for protagonist John Rambo from the novel First Blood (1972).
