Riley
Rye clearing, or an Irish surname of separate origin
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Rye clearing, or an Irish surname of separate origin
Bright fame
Roman; a person associated with Rome
Little red one in Irish; also the rowan tree
Ruby gemstone
From Rian; little king is a traditional interpretation
Ewe
Form of Raphael: God heals
Form of Raymond: counsel or decision + protection
God heals
Raven bird
Banner; flag
Well-watered; luxuriant
Probably join; tie; bind
Red in the surname route; also the reed plant
Probably enthusiasm, through Rhys
Queen
Royal rule
Oarsman, through Rémi
Oarsman, through Rémy
Feminine form of Renatus: reborn
Behold, a son
King
King; also a short form of Reynaldo
Meaning unknown; flow and earth are proposed connections
Advice; counsel
Cleared land in the English surname; an island-name route is separate
Probably ardor; enthusiasm
River in Spanish and Portuguese; Japanese readings depend on kanji
River
Short form of Robert: bright fame; also the robin bird
Meaning uncertain; possibly crow or rook
Form of Roderick: famous ruler
Ascending; rising
Fame and land; second element debated
Roman; from Rome
Pet form of Rosemarie, Rosemary or Rom- names
Little seal
Red king
Rose; older Germanic and separate Slavic routes also exist
Spanish form of Rosalia, associated with the rose
Rose
Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists
Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb
Affectionate form of Rose
Probably friend; companion
Rider; mounted messenger
Prosperity; success
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