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ROBBIE:
English unisex pet form of Robert and Roberta,
both
meaning "famous."
ROBBY:
Variant of English unisex Robbie, meaning "famous."
ROBERTA: Feminine
form of English Robert
and Italian Roberto, both meaning
"famous."
ROBERTINA:
Feminine
form of Robert, meaning
"famous."
ROBIN: English
unisex pet form of Robert and Roberta,
both meaning "famous." This name is also sometimes given as a bird
name.
ROBINA:
Feminine variant of English unisex Robin, meaning
"famous."
ROBYN:
Feminine variant of English unisex Robin,
meaning "famous."
ROBYNNE:
Feminine variant English of unisex Robin,
meaning "famous."
ROCHELLE:
Feminine form of French Roch, meaning
"rest."
ROMAYNE:
English variant of French Romaine, meaning
"Roman."
ROMEY:
Pet form of English Rosemary, meaning "rosemary (the
herb)." The herb name translates to "dew of the sea."
ROMY:
Variant of English Romey, meaning "rosemary (the
herb)." The herb name translates to "dew of the sea."
RONA:
Old Scottish name, possibly meant to be a feminine form of Ronald,
meaning "wise ruler."
RONALDA:
Feminine form of Ronald,
meaning "wise ruler."
RONDA:
Variant of English Rhonda which was derived from a
Welsh place name, Rhondda Valley, itself named after the river running
through it, meaning "noisy."
RONI: English nickname for Latin
Veronica,
meaning "bringer of victory."
RONIT:
English form of Irish Rathnait,
meaning "little graceful one."
RONNETTE:
Feminine form of Ronald,
meaning "wise ruler."
RONNIE:
English unisex pet form of Veronica
"bringer of victory," and Ronald
and Ronalda, both meaning "wise ruler."
ROS:
Nickname for English Rosalind "tender-horse" and Rosamund
"horse-protection."
ROSA: Medieval Latin name meaning
"rose."
ROSABEL:
English variant of Italian Rosabella, meaning "beautiful
rose."
ROSALEEN:
Variant of English Rosalyn, meaning "tender-horse."
ROSALIN:
Variant of English Rosalyn, meaning "tender-horse."
ROSALIND:
"Tender-horse." English name composed of the Germanic elements hros
"horse" and linde "soft, tender, weak."
ROSALINE:
Variant of English Rosalyn,
meaning "tender-horse."
ROSALYN:
Medieval form of English Rosalind, meaning
"tender-horse."
ROSALYNNE:
Variant of English Rosalyn,
meaning "tender-horse."
ROSAMOND:
Variant of English Rosamund, meaning
"horse-protection."
ROSAMUND:
"Horse protection." English name composed of the Germanic elements
hros "horse" and mund "protection."
ROSANNE:
"Rose-grace." English compound name composed of Rose
"rose" and Anne
"favor-grace."
ROSASHARN:
English flower name meaning "Rose of Sharon." This was the
name of a character in John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath.
ROSE:
Today, this name is most often given as a flower name, "rose," or used as a nickname
for the herb name "Rosemary." However, it was in use throughout the Middle
Ages (long before herb and flower names became popular) and probably
originated as a nickname for longer Germanic names containing the element hrod,
meaning "horse."
ROSEANN:
Variant of Rosanne,
meaning "rose-grace."
ROSEANNE:
Variant of Rosanne, meaning "rose-grace."
ROSELYN:
Variant of English Rosalyn,
meaning "tender-horse."
ROSEMARY: English name derived from the herb
name, "rosemary," itself from Latin rosmarinus,
composed of ros "dew" and marinus "the
sea," literally meaning "dew of the sea." In some cases
the name may be a combination of Rose
"rose" and Mary
"beloved."
ROSHEEN:
English form of Irish Roisin, meaning "little
rose."
ROSIE:
Pet form of Rose, meaning "rose."
ROSITA:
Spanish pet form of Latin Rosa,
meaning "rose."
ROSLYN:
Variant of English Rosalyn,
meaning "tender-horse."
ROSY:
Variant of English Rosie, meaning "rose."
ROWAN:
English surname transferred to unisex forename use, itself from
Irish/Gaelic Ruadhán, meaning "little
red one."
ROWANNE:
Feminine variant of unisex Rowan, meaning "little
red one."
ROWENA:
Latin form of Welsh Rhonwen, meaning "holy lance."
ROWINA:
Variant of Latin Rowena, meaning "holy
lance."
ROXANA:
Latin form of Roxane, meaning "dawn."
ROXANE:
Greek name of Persian origin, meaning "dawn." This was the name of
Alexander the Great's wife.
ROXANNA:
English variant of
Latin Roxana, meaning "dawn."
ROXANNE:
English variant of
Greek Roxane, meaning "dawn."
ROXIE:
English pet form of
Latin Roxana, meaning "dawn."
ROXY:
Variant of English Roxie, meaning "dawn."
ROYSE:
Medieval English form of Germanic Rohesia, meaning
"famous sort."
ROZ:
Variant of English Ros, a nickname for Rosalind "tender-horse" and Rosamund
"horse-protection."
ROZANNE:
Variant of English Rosanne, meaning "rose-grace."
ROZENN:
Breton name meaning "rose."
RUBIE:
Variant of English Ruby, meaning "ruby."
RUBINA:
Elaborated form of English Ruby, meaning "ruby."
RUBY:
English unisex name. For girls it derives from the name of the precious stone, itself from Latin ruber,
meaning "red." For boys it is usually a pet form of Reuben, meaning
"behold, a son." This is the birthstone for July.
RUBYE:
Variant of English Ruby,
meaning "ruby."
RUTH:
Biblical name of a Moabite who marries Naomi's
son, meaning "friendship."
RUTHIE:
Pet form of Ruth,
meaning "friendship."
RYANA:
Feminine form of Ryan, meaning "little queen."
RYANNE:
Variant of Ryana, meaning "little queen."
RYLEE:
Feminine variant of unisex Riley,
meaning "rye clearing."
SABELLA:
English nickname for Latin Isabella, meaning
"God is my oath."
SABINA: English
form
of Irish/Gaelic Sadhbh, meaning "sweet."
SABLE:
English name derived from the vocabulary word, meaning "black," as
a heraldic color. It is sometimes confused with the mammal of the same name
but which has brown fur, not black, and which has a different origin.
SABRINA:
Latin form of Severn, name of a river in England. In Celtic legend, this is
the name of a river goddess who dwelt in the Severn river. Apparently, there
has been an error by certain authors who claim that the name, Sabrina, was
mentioned by Geoffrey of Monmouth. He used the Old Welsh name Habren,
not Sabrina, and he was probably wrong in claiming that the river was named
after a princess who was drowned in it on orders of her stepmother, as the
river name is much too ancient.
SABRYNA:
Variant of Sabrina, the Latin form of Severn, the
name of a river in England.
SADIE:
Pet form of Sarah, meaning
"princess."
SAFFRON:
English name derived from the name of the spice which comes from the crocus flower.
SAGE:
English unisex name which can mean either "sage (the spice)" or
"man/woman of profound wisdom."
SAL: Nickname for
English Sally,
meaning "princess."
SALAL:
English unisex name derived from the name of the Salal berry plant used in
making jams and jellies.
SALENA:
Variant of English Selina, meaning "moon."
SALINA:
Variant of English Selina, meaning "moon."
SALLIE:
Variant of English Sally, meaning "princess."
SALLY:
Originally a pet form of Sarah, meaning
"princess," but now given as an independent name.
SALOME:
Biblical name of a woman who witnessed Christ's
crucifixion, meaning "peace." It is also said (by the historian Josephus)
to have been the name of the daughter of Herodias
(consort of Herod Antipas), who
demanded the head of John the Baptist
after dancing for Herod.
SAM:
English unisex nickname for Samantha and Samuel,
both meaning "God has hearkened."
SAMANTHA:
American name of unknown origin, used as a feminine
form of Samuel, meaning "God has hearkened."
SAMMI:
Feminine variant of unisex Sammie, meaning "God has hearkened."
SAMMIE:
Variant of unisex Sammy, meaning "God has hearkened."
SAMMY:
Unisex pet form of Samantha and Samuel,
both meaning "God has hearkened."
SANDIE:
Feminine variant of unisex Sandy, meaning
"defender of mankind."
SANDRA: Nickname
for Italian Alessandra,
meaning "defender of mankind."
SANDY:
English unisex pet form of Alexandra
and Alexander,
both meaning "defender of mankind."
SAPPHIRE:
English variant of Sapphira, meaning "lapis lazuli;
sapphire."
SARA:
Greek, Latin and Scandinavian variant of Sarah,
meaning "princess."
SARAH: Biblical name
that God gave to Sarai, wife of Abraham,
meaning
"princess."
SARAHJEANNE:
English compound name composed of Sarah
"princess" and Jeanne
"God is gracious."
SARANNA:
English compound name composed of Sarah
"princess" and Anna
"favor, grace."
SARIAH:
English variant of Sarah,
meaning "princess."
SARINA:
Variant of English Serena, meaning "serene,
tranquil."
SARRA:
English variant of Sarah, meaning "princess."
SAUNDRA:
Scottish form of Italian Sandra, meaning "defender of
mankind."
SAVANNA:
Variant of English Savannah, meaning "savannah."
SAVANNAH:
English name derived from the Taino word zabana, meaning
"savannah."
SCARLET:
English color name meaning
"scarlet red."
Variant of Scarlett,
meaning "dyer" or
"seller of fabrics."
SCARLETT:
English occupational surname for a "dyer" or "seller of
fabrics," transferred to forename use, itself from Old French escarlate,
meaning "scarlet cloth."
SCOUT:
English name derived from the vocabulary word, meaning simply
"scout," used by author Harper Lee for a character in her novel To
Kill a Mockingbird.
SEANNA:
Feminine form of Sean, meaning "God
is gracious."
SELBY:
"Willow settlement." English surname transferred to unisex
forename use, itself from a place name composed of the Old Norse elements selja
"willow" and býr "farm, settlement."
SELENA:
Latin form of Greek Selene, meaning "moon."
SELENE:
Greek myth name of a moon goddess, meaning "moon."
SELINA:
English variant of Greek Selene, meaning
"moon."
SELMA:
Nickname for German Anselma,
meaning "God-protection."
SEONA:
English form of Scottish/Gaelic Seònaid, meaning
"God is gracious."
SEPTEMBER:
English unisex name derived from the month name, itself originally the
seventh month of the Roman year, meaning "seventh."
SEPTIMA:
Feminine form of Roman Septimus,
meaning "seventh."
SEQUOIA:
"Pig's foot." From the Native American Cherokee name of the giant
redwood trees that grow in California. The tree was named after the
half-blooded scholar George Gist, inventor of the Cherokee alphabet. The
name Sequoia was given to him after a hunting accident which disfigured his
foot.
SERENA:
English name derived from Latin serenus, meaning "serene,
tranquil."
SERENITY:
English name derived from the vocabulary word, meaning "serenity."
SERINA:
Variant of
English Serena, meaning "serene."
SERRENA:
Variant of
English Serena,
meaning "serene."
SESSY:
English pet form of Cecilia,
meaning "blind."
SHAE:
Variant of English unisex Shea, possibly meaning
"hawk-like."
SHAELYN:
Modern English compound name composed of Shae
"hawk-like" and Lynn
"lake."
SHAN:
English form of Welsh Sian, meaning "God is
gracious."
SHANA:
English form of Welsh Siani, meaning "God is
gracious."
SHANELLE: Either a
variant of Chanel "pipe" or
an elaborated form of Shan
"God is gracious."
SHANENE:
Elaborated form of
English Shan, meaning
"God is gracious."
SHANIA:
Elaborated form of
English Shan,
meaning "God is gracious."
SHANICE:
Elaborated form of
English Shan,
meaning "God is gracious."
SHANIKA:
Elaborated form of
English Shan,
meaning "God is gracious."
SHANIQUA:
Variant of
English Shanika, meaning "God is
gracious."
SHANNA:
Variant of Hebrew Shannah, meaning "lily."
SHANNAH:
Nickname for Hebrew Shoshannah,
meaning "lily."
SHANNEN:
Variant of unisex Shannon, meaning "old
river."
SHANNON:
"Old river." English unisex name derived from the name of a river
in Ireland, itself composed of the Gaelic elements sean "old,
wise" and abhann "river."
SHANTAE:
English pet form of French Chantal, meaning
"stony place."
SHANTEL:
Variant of Chantel,
meaning "stony place."
SHANTELLE:
Variant of Shantel, meaning "stony place."
SHAQUILA:
English variant of Arabic Shakila, meaning
"beautiful."
SHARALYN:
Variant of
English Sherilyn, meaning
"darling lake."
SHARI:
Variant of
English Sherry, meaning "darling."
SHARISE:
English variant of French Cerise, meaning "cherry."
SHARLA:
Variant of
English Charla, meaning
"man."
SHARLEEN:
Variant of
English Charlene, meaning
"man."
SHARLENE:
Variant of
English Sharleen, meaning "man."
SHARMAIN:
Variant of
English Sharmaine, meaning "sing."
SHARMAINE:
Variant of
English Charmaine, meaning
"sing."
SHARON:
Biblical name of a valley in Palestine, meaning "plain, level
ground." The name is sometimes given because of its association with
the flowering shrub called Rose of
Sharon.
SHARONA:
English elaborated form of Sharon, meaning "plain, level
ground."
SHARRON:
English variant of Sharon,
meaning "plain, level ground."
SHARYL:
Variant of Cheryl, which is
possibly a blend of Cherie
"darling" and the gem name Beryl.
SHARYN:
English variant of Sharon,
meaning "plain, level ground."
SHAUNA:
Feminine form of English Shaun, meaning
"God is gracious."
SHAVONNE:
English form of Irish Siobhan,
meaning "God is gracious."
SHAWNA:
Feminine form of English Shawn, meaning "God is
gracious."
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