| Rena - Roschanara |
| Rena (Hausa, Africa) "Despised", "Disregarded", or "Refused" Renata (Latin) "Reborn" Reseda (Latin) "The fragrant mignonette blossom" Resha (Hausa, Africa) "A branch" Reva (Hindi) "The sacred Narmada River" Rez (Hungarian) "Copper" Rhea (Latin) "The poppy flower" (Greek) "A flowing stream" Rhiannon (Old Celtic) "Great queen" Rhianwen (Welsh) "Fair maiden" Rhoda (Greek) "Rose" Rhonda (Welsh) "Grand" Rhonwen (Welsh) "Fair-haired" Ria (Spanish) "River" Riana (Welsh) "Nymph", "Goddess", or "Witch" Rimona (Hebrew) "Pomegranate" R�oghnach (Irish) "Queen" Risa (Latin) "Laughter" Rita (English) "Pearl" [var. Margaret] Roberta (Old English) "One who shines with fame" Robin (Old English) "One who shines with fame" [var. Roberta] Rochelle (French) "From the small rock" Rohana (Hindi) "Sandalwood" Rolanda (Old German) "From the famous land" Rosa (Spanish) "A rose" Rosaleen (Irish) "Little rose" Rosalinde (Spanish) "Pretty rose" Rosamund (German) "Famous guardian" Rosaria (Spanish) "Rosary" Roschan (Persian) "Dawn of day" Roschanara (Persian) "Light of the assembly" |