Dog Names That Start With R
492 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all name start with categories.
Rowlf
A Muppet character, the resident pianist on The Muppet Show
Roxana
From Old Iranian *rauxšnā, "bright, shining"
Roxane
French and English form of Roxana
Roxanne
Variant of Roxane, ultimately from Old Persian *rauxšnā
Roxi
A feminine given name recorded in modern use, a variant of Roxy
Roxie
Diminutive of Roxana
Roxiss
Roxx
A given name, a short form of Roxanne
Roxy
Diminutive of Roxana
Roxy Blue
Roy
Anglicized form of Ruadh
Royal
English word royal, from Latin regalis, from rex "king"
Royale
French feminine form of royal
Royce
From an English surname derived from the medieval given name Royse, a variant of Rose
Roye
Derived from the Old French word for 'king' or 'royalty'.
Roz
Short form of Rosalind, Rosamund and other names beginning with the same sound
Roza
Means "rose" in Russian, Bulgarian and Macedonian
Rozz
Recorded as a given name in English, used for both men and women
Ruairi
Anglicised as Rory; from ruadh ("red") and rígh ("king"), meaning "red king"
Ruban
French for ribbon; from Middle Dutch ringhband.
Rubble
Ruben
Form of Reuben, from Hebrew רְאוּבֵן (r'uvén), meaning "behold, a son"
Rubi
From Slovene rubin "ruby", ultimately from Latin rubeus "red"
Rubin
Surname and given name from the biblical name Reuben, also influenced by rubin, "ruby"
Rubina
A given name
Rubley
An English surname
Ruby
From the name of the precious stone, from Latin rubeus, "red"
Ruby Rose
Ruck
Ruddy
English given name, recorded in user-submitted entries for masculine use
Rudi
Diminutive of Rudolf
Rudo
Means "love" in Shona
Rudolf
From the Germanic Hrodulf, from hruod "fame" and wolf "wolf"
Rudolph
English form of rudolf, from germanic hrōþiwulfaz, "famous wolf"
Rue
From the bitter medicinal herb, from Greek rhytē; also a short form of Ruth
Rueben
A name of Hebrew origin meaning 'behold, a son'.
Ruel
A surname of French origin
Ruf
Russian form of Ruth.
Rufaro
Means "happiness" in Shona
Ruff
English word for a frilled collar, and a wading bird, Calidris pugnax
Ruffles
Rufina
Feminine form of Rufinus
Rufio
A name derived from Latin meaning 'red-haired'
Rufo
Derived from Latin, meaning red or reddish.
Rufus
Latin cognomen meaning "red-haired"
Ruger
An American surname; also a firearm made by the Ruger company
Ruka
Japanese for 'inside' or 'to flow'
Ruki
Recorded as a given name in Japanese, used for both boys and girls
Rulla
Rum
Rumba
A term for Cuban secular music styles, and later for various music and dance styles
Rumer
Rumley
Run
English verb meaning to move swiftly on foot
Runar
The name Runar means 'secret advice' or 'warrior.'
Rune
From Old Norse rún, meaning "secret lore, rune"
Runi
Recorded as a given name in Indian (feminine)
Runner
Runty
Rupert
German variant of Robert, from Old German Hrodperht
Rush
English word meaning to move with speed or urgency
Rusher
Rushie
No documented meaning; recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese
Rusko
From the Russian language; related to Rus, a historic region in Eastern Europe
Ruslan
The name Ruslan is of Turkic origin meaning 'lion'.
Ruso
Spanish for 'Russian'
Russ
Short form of Russell
Russell
From the Old French 'roussel', a diminutive of 'rous', red — red-haired.
Russet
English word for a reddish-brown color, a coarse homespun fabric, or an apple variety
Russo
Italian for 'red' or 'rusty'
Rusty
From a nickname for someone with rusty, reddish-brown hair
Ruta
Polish and Latvian form of Ruth
Ruthie
Diminutive of Ruth
Ruud
Dutch short form of Rudolf, from Old Norse ruð, a clearing
Ryah
Recorded as a feminine given name in English
Ryann
Feminine form of Ryan
Ryda
Recorded as a modern English given name, feminine
Ryker
A given name and surname of Dutch origin, a cognate of Richard
Rylan
English name, a variant of Ryland ("rye field") or modelled on Ryan and Riley
Rylee
Variant of Riley
Ryman
A surname of Welsh origin meaning 'from the riverbank'.
Ryno
Ryo
Alternate transcription of the Japanese name Ryō
Ryu
Japanese given name and family name meaning "dragon", "noble", "prosperous" or "flow"
Ryzhik
RäNdy
RéMi
French form of the Late Roman Remigius, from Latin rēmex, "oarsman"
RéMy
English form of Rémy, a French short form of Latin Remigius, from rēmex, "oarsman"
RüFfel
A German word for a reprimand or telling-off