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Displayed on this page are R- names 121 to 140. Among these names, Riley (English) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #52 and a usage of 0.2473%, while rare R- names include Rilinda (Albanian), Rina (German and English), Riska (Czech), Rita (German, Italian, and Spanish), Rivka (Hebrew), Robbie (English), Robby (English), Roberta (English, German, and Italian), Robin (English), Robyn (English), Rochelle (English), Rocio (English), Rocío (Spanish), Rodica (Romanian), Rodina (Scottish), Rohesia (English), Rois (Irish), Roisin (Irish), and Roma (Italian and Romanian).
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Riley Rilinda ... reincarnation, rebirth; ... has its origins in the Albanian language ... uncommon as a baby girl name ... Rina ... born again ... used mostly in German and English ... of Latin and Germanic origin ... variant form of Renée ... Riska ... peaceful ruler ... primarily used in Czech and its language ... form of Bedriska ... Rita Rivka ... cattle stall; to tie ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is also ... form of Rebecca ... Robbie Robby ... bright famous one; famously famous ... language of origin is Germanic and it is ... form of Roberta ... Roberta Robin Robyn Rochelle Rocio Rocío ... dew; promontory, cape, ... used predominantly in Spanish and it is ... listed outside of the top 1000 ... Rodica ... fertile ... largely used in Romanian and it is ... not commonly used as a baby girl name ... Rodina ... famously powerful ... its origins in the Germanic language and it ... uncommon as a baby girl name ... Rohesia ... fame; horse; kind, sort ... primarily used in English and it is of ... a seldom used baby name for girls ... Rois ... horse; fame; rose ... of Germanic origin and it is predominantly ... form of Rose ... Roisin ... horse; fame; rose ... its origins in the Germanic language and it ... form of Rois ... Roma |
... pearl ... has its origins in the Old Greek language ... used largely in the German, Italian, and ... 
... bright famous one; famously famous ... language of origin is Germanic and it is ... form of Roberta ... 
... bright famous one; famously famous ... has its origins in the Germanic language ... was #66 in rank then ... 
... bright famous one; famously famous ... has its origins in the Germanic language ... form of Roberta ... 
... bright famous one; famously famous ... primarily used in the English language ... variant form of Roberta ... 
... to roar, battle cry; ... of Germanic origin and it is used ... name developed as a feminine diminutive of ... 
... dew; promontory, cape, ... has its origins in the Spanish language and ... form of Rocío ... 
... has its origins in the Latin language ... used largely in Italian and Romanian ...