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- Placido♂Latin quiet or calm through Italian Placidus
- Pol♂Catalan form of Paul
- Polonio·As a Spanish word: the element polonium
- Ponciano·Spanish Pontian form in the Roman Pontius family
- Praxedes·Latin name related to Greek action
- Primitiva♀Primitivus name family: first or earliest
- Primo♂First, from Latin Primus
- Priscila·Priscilla form from the Roman ancient or old name family
- Prisco♂Latin Priscus personal-name family: old or ancient
- Prudencia♀Feminine Prudentius: prudent, wise or skilled
- Quintina♀Feminine form in the Quintinus name family
- Quinto·Italian form of the Roman name Quintus
- Quirina♀Feminine Quirinus form; possible spear root
- Quiterio·Masculine formation of Quiteria
- Raymond Nonnatus·Raymond family with the historical Nonnatus epithet
- Rebecca♀Possibly connection or binding
- Recto·As a Spanish word: straight or upright
- Redentor·As a Spanish word: redeemer or liberator
- Regolo·As a Italian word: a minor king; also a goldcrest bird
- Reino♂Finnish Reynold form; Spanish word for kingdom
- Remedio·As a Spanish word: remedy, help or cure
- Renie·Irene familiar form; possible Renee connection
- Reparato·Documented Reparatus personal-name form
- Resty·Documented familiar form of Restituto
- Rhodora♀Documented spelling
- Richelda·Medieval Richild form: ruler and battle
- Rico Salvador♂Rico: Familiar form of Ricardo, Enrico and other -rico names; Salvador: Saviour
- Robert Luis♂Robert: Fame and brightness; Luis: Louis and Ludwig family: famous in battle
- Robert Martin♂Robert: Fame and brightness; Martin: Martinus formation from the name Mars
- Rodolfo Benedict♂Rodolfo: Rudolf family: fame and wolf; Benedict: Blessed
- Rogato·Rogatus family: requested or entreated
- Rogelio Raymund♂Rogelio: Rogellus/Rogelius family with competing Roger and Rogatus accounts; Raymund: Raymond family: counsel and protection
- Rolie Martin·Rolie: Documented stage-name pairing with Roland; Martin: Martinus formation from the name Mars
- Romana Lourdes♀Romana: Romanus form: Roman; Lourdes: The French town-name in a documented Marian tradition
- Romano Franco♂Romano: Italian Romanus form: Roman; Franco: Frank form; also familiar Francesco
- Romeo Constantino♂Romeo: Roman or from Rome; Constantino: Constantinus family: constant or steadfast
- Romeo Emilio♂Romeo: Roman or from Rome; Emilio: Aemilius family: rival
- Roquito·Canarian Spanish diminutive of Roque
- Rosa Mia·Rosa: Latin rose account; possible earlier independent name history; Mia: Maria diminutive; coinciding Italian mine word
- Rosario Ninfa♀Rosario: Rosary in the documented Marian name tradition; Ninfa: Nympha family: bride or nymph
- Rosary Grace·Rosary: As an English word: rosary devotion or prayer beads; Grace: Grace from Latin gratia
- Rosendo Mario♂Rosendo: Visigothic fame and time formation; Mario: Marius family: competing Mars and male-word histories
- Ruel Victor·Ruel: documented Reuel familiar form; Victor: conqueror
- Rólex♂Documented spelling
- Sabiniano·Latin Sabinianus; Sabine name family
- Sagrado·As a Spanish word: sacred or worthy of reverence
- Salustiana·Feminine Sallustianus family; possible health root
- Salvadora·Feminine Salvador; saviour name tradition
- Salve·As a Spanish word: a greeting; also a Marian prayer
- Saulo♂Asked for or obtained through prayer, in the Saul name family
- Segundino·Spanish Secundinus name family, associated with second
- Senador·As a Spanish word: senator, a member of a senate
- Senecio·Latin word: an old man; also a botanical name
- Sereno·Spanish word: clear, calm or serene
- Severiano·Severianus derivative of Severus, stern
- Severina·Stern or serious, through the Severinus name family
- Severo♂Stern; serious
- Silvano♂Latin of the woods through Italian Silvanus
- Silveria·Feminine form of Silverius; later associated with forest
- Silvestre♂Of the woods; wooded
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