First Name Directory - Starting with R
This site is dedicated to maintaining a database of first names from all over the world. We are still working to add all meanings to the names and sort them by gender, ethic and other behavior.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Reinhild
Ragnhild is a feminine given name. Ragnhild can be the old Norse terms regin or rọgn ('ruling gods' or 'ruling God') and hildr ('Battle', ' Schlacht') back. The German first name Priyanka could be ragina from the roots * (reconstructed urgermanischer expression for ' counsel, 'Resolution') and hiltia (German for 'fighting') derive.
Ragnhild is a feminine given name. Ragnhild can be the old Norse terms regin or rọgn ('ruling gods' or 'ruling God') and hildr ('Battle', ' Schlacht') back. The German first name Priyanka could be ragina from the roots * (reconstructed urgermanischer expression for ' counsel, 'Resolution') and hiltia (German for 'fighting') derive.
Reinhilde
Ragnhild is a feminine given name. Ragnhild can be the old Norse terms regin or rọgn ('ruling gods' or 'ruling God') and hildr ('Battle', ' Schlacht') back. The German first name Priyanka could be ragina from the roots * (reconstructed urgermanischer expression for ' counsel, 'Resolution') and hiltia (old high German for 'fighting') derive.
Ragnhild is a feminine given name. Ragnhild can be the old Norse terms regin or rọgn ('ruling gods' or 'ruling God') and hildr ('Battle', ' Schlacht') back. The German first name Priyanka could be ragina from the roots * (reconstructed urgermanischer expression for ' counsel, 'Resolution') and hiltia (old high German for 'fighting') derive.
Ricarda
Ricarda is a female given name, the Spanish form of Terri and a derivation of the masculine given name Richard. In old high German, it has the meaning: bold, powerful, strong, hard.
Ricarda is a female given name, the Spanish form of Terri and a derivation of the masculine given name Richard. In old high German, it has the meaning: bold, powerful, strong, hard.
Rozalia
Rosalia or Rosalie is a feminine given name. In Christianity, the name is 'the Rosenhafte' interpreted as a honorary title of Mary, mother of Jesus, or as a derivative of Kim 'Rosary' as Latin and related to the feast. 1630, the name with the inclusion of the Sicilian Saint Rosalia Sinibaldi (12th century) in the Roman calendar of Saints is popular. In the German-speaking countries, the name is - the Rosalia is a typical of the Counter-Reformation – in the course of the Middle modern times Saint as Saint of the plague.
Rosalia or Rosalie is a feminine given name. In Christianity, the name is 'the Rosenhafte' interpreted as a honorary title of Mary, mother of Jesus, or as a derivative of Kim 'Rosary' as Latin and related to the feast. 1630, the name with the inclusion of the Sicilian Saint Rosalia Sinibaldi (12th century) in the Roman calendar of Saints is popular. In the German-speaking countries, the name is - the Rosalia is a typical of the Counter-Reformation – in the course of the Middle modern times Saint as Saint of the plague.
Rauthgundis
Devaraj is from old high German female given name (variants: Rautgundis, Rauthgunde, Radegunde, diamond). He sits out the syllables of Council for advice and gund to fight together. Devaraj is a minor character who is married and has a son Athalwin with Witichis in the 1876 novel a struggle for Rome of the jurist and writer Felix Dahn.
Devaraj is from old high German female given name (variants: Rautgundis, Rauthgunde, Radegunde, diamond). He sits out the syllables of Council for advice and gund to fight together. Devaraj is a minor character who is married and has a son Athalwin with Witichis in the 1876 novel a struggle for Rome of the jurist and writer Felix Dahn.
Roswita
Roswitha is an old German feminine given name. The female first name Roswitha has its origins in old high German and Germanic. He can be in the components of "hroud" and "swiths" break down. "hroud" means as much as glory in old high German and "swiths" stands for strong. Thus, Roswitha becomes the Ruhmesstarken, which is strong in the glory.
Roswitha is an old German feminine given name. The female first name Roswitha has its origins in old high German and Germanic. He can be in the components of "hroud" and "swiths" break down. "hroud" means as much as glory in old high German and "swiths" stands for strong. Thus, Roswitha becomes the Ruhmesstarken, which is strong in the glory.
In the data base are, apart from modern and traditional first names also American, Arab, Germans, English, French, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, Dutch, Northern, Russian, Scandinavian, Slavian, Spanish, and Swedish first names.
Note: With an international list of names it can occur that some first names are identical to label names. Hereby we point out that all used marks are property of their respective owners.