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Usually “descendant of Conn”; Conn is associated with “wisdom” or “chief”.

Irish · English /kwɪn/.

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Radi

“Content” or “satisfied”, in the Arabic name راضي.

Arabic · Arabic رَاضِي: rāḍī, with long ā and ī; ḍ represents ض.

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Ramiro

Contains an element meaning “famous”; the full original meaning is uncertain.

Germanic · Spanish: /raˈmiɾo/ — rah-MEE-roh

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Rani

Queen in Hindi; connected with singing and rejoicing in Hebrew.

Hindi · Hindi /ˈɾɑː.niː/; Hebrew /ˈʁa.ni/

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Raphael

God has healed; also rendered ‘God heals’.

Hebrew · English /ˈɹæf.i.əl/, /ˈɹæf.eɪ.ɛl/ or /ɹɑ.fɑɪ.ˈɛl/

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Rayan

One whose thirst is quenched; well-watered, luxuriant.

Arabic · Arabic /raj.ˈjaːn/: roughly rye-YAAN, with a long final a.

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Renata

Latin · Spanish: /re.ˈna.ta/ (reh-NAH-tah)

Reborn; born again

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Rene

French · English Rene /ɹə.ˈneɪ/; French René /ʁə.ne/.

Reborn; born again.

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Riley

Rye clearing (English); descendant of Raghailleach (Irish surname).

English · English /ˈɹaɪ.li/; RYE-lee, stress on the first syllable

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Robert

Germanic · British English /ˈɹɒb.ət/; German /ˈʁoː.bɛʁt/; French /ʁɔ.bɛʁ/.

Bright fame.

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Rodrigo

Traditionally interpreted as “famous ruler”, combining fame and power.

Germanic · Spanish: /roˈdɾiɡo/ — roughly roh-DREE-goh

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Roman

Latin · English /ˈɹoʊ.mən/; German /ˈʁoː.man/

Roman; of Rome

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Romy

A short form whose meaning depends on the longer name, including Rosemarie or Romaine.

German · English: ROH-mee /ˈɹoʊ.mi/; German: /ˈʁoː.mi/.

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Rosa

Usually ‘rose’, from Latin rosa.

Latin · English: /ˈɹoʊ.zə/, with a z sound; Spanish /ˈro.sa/ has s instead.

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Ruby

English · English: /ˈɹuː.bi/

Ruby, the red gemstone.

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Ryan

From “descendant of Rian”; “little king” is a traditional but uncertain interpretation.

Irish · English: /ˈɹaɪ.ən/

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Sacha

Defender of men, through Alexander and Alexandra.

French · French /sa.ʃa/, two syllables; ch sounds like English sh.

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Sadie

Princess, inherited from Sarah.

English · English /ˈseɪdi/: SAY-dee, with initial stress.

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Salvador

Spanish · Spanish: /sal.βaˈðoɾ/; stress on the final syllable.

Saviour; one who saves.

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Sami

In Arabic, “elevated” or “exalted”; in Finnish, a short form of Samuel.

Arabic · Arabic /ˈsaː.miː/; Finnish /ˈsɑ.mi/

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Sanna

Lily through Susanna; also “true” in a Swedish derivation

Scandinavian · Finnish /ˈsɑn.nɑ/

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Santiago

Spanish · Spanish: /sanˈtjaɣo/, approximately sahn-TYAH-goh; English also: san-tee-AH-go.

Saint James.

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Sarah

Princess; also understood as lady or noblewoman.

Hebrew · English: /ˈsɛɹə/ or /ˈsæɹə/; approximately SAIR-uh, with regional variation.

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