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- Rosa♀Rose; the Latin flower-name tradition
- Rosa Mia·Rosa: Latin rose account; possible earlier independent name history; Mia: Maria diminutive; coinciding Italian mine word
- Rosabel♀Rosa combined with the name ending -bel
- Rosalia♀Rose-derived Latin name
- Rosalie♀French form of Rosalia; rose-name family
- Rosalina♀Latinate Rosaline, from the Rosalind name family
- Rosalinda♀Latinate Rosalind, with an older Germanic compound
- Rosalinda Aloha·Rosalinda: Rosalind family: horse and tender; later rose association; Aloha: As a Hawaiian word: affection, compassion and greeting
- Rosalino♂Masculine Rosalina, in the Rosalia rose-name family
- Rosanna♀Rose joined with Anna
- Rosario♀Rosary
- 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
- Rosaura♀Golden rose
- Roscoe♂Roebuck wood
- Rose♀The rose flower; also a form of Norman Rohese
- Rose Ann·Two-part recorded name: Rose and Ann
- Rose Marie♀Rose + Marie: flower-associated name and the Maria family
- Rosel·South German familiar form of Ros and its variants
- Rosela♀Rose-based name documented in Renaissance literature
- Roselle♀Diminutive of Rose; also a flowering-plant association
- Roselyn♀Variant of Rosaline or Rosalyn; also a Rose elaboration
- Rosemarie♀Rose joined with Marie
- Rosemary♀Rose and Mary; also the rosemary herb
- Rosendo♂Glory and path in the Galician academy’s analysis
- Rosendo Mario♂Rosendo: Visigothic fame and time formation; Mario: Marius family: competing Mars and male-word histories
- Rosette♀French diminutive of Rose
- Rosie♀Affectionate form of Rose and related names
- Rosing♀Familiar Rosa through Rosita
- Rosita♀Spanish diminutive of Rosa
- Ross♂Promontory or headland
- Rowel·As an English word: the small pointed wheel of a spur
- Rowena♀Literary name of Geoffrey of Monmouth and Walter Scott
- Roxanne♀Bright or shining; through Iranian Roxana
- Roy♂King in one tradition; red-haired in another
- Roy Francisco♂Roy: anglicized Gaelic Ruadh, red; associated with French roi, king; Francisco: Spanish and Portuguese Franciscus, Frenchman
- Roy Nilo·Roy: anglicized Gaelic Ruadh, red; associated with French roi, king; Nilo: Neilos and Nile-river name form
- Roy Orlando♂Roy: anglicized Gaelic Ruadh, red; associated with French roi, king; Orlando: Italian Roland form used in Renaissance epic
- Royal♂Royal or kingly; also a surname-derived name
- Royce♂Surname from medieval Royse, a form of Rose
- Ruben♂See, a son
- Ruben Al♂Ruben: Reuben form with Hebrew behold a son history; Al: short form of Albert or other Al-initial names
- Ruben Alvin♂Ruben: Reuben form with Hebrew behold a son history; Alvin: medieval form reflecting several Old English names; independent Norse cognate route
- Ruberto♂An Italian variant of Roberto
- Rubilyn♀Ruby with the name-forming ending -lyn
- Ruby♀The red gemstone ruby
- Rubén♂Behold, a son
- Rudolfo♂Often associated in secondary name guides with: A form related to Rudolph
- Rudolph♂Fame and wolf
- Rudy♂Familiar form of Rudolf
- Ruel♂One documented familiar form of Reuel, friend of God
- Ruel Victor·Ruel: documented Reuel familiar form; Victor: conqueror
- Rufa♀Red or ruddy, in the Rufus name family
- Rufina♀Reddish, through the Roman Rufus family
- Rufino♂From Rufinus, related to red-haired Rufus
- Rufino Rene·Rufino: Rufinus form, derived from Roman Rufus, red-haired; Rene: English René or Renée form in the Latin born-again family
- Rufo♂Red or reddish
- Rufus♂Red-haired in Latin
- Ruperta♀Spanish feminine Rupert; bright fame
- Ruperto♂Spanish form of Rupert, in the Robert family
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