| Raamiah | Thunder, or evil, from the Lord. |
| Raamiz | Symbol; Variant of Ramiz: Symbol. |
| Raamram | Constant devotion to Rama |
| Raamratan | The precious jewel of Rama |
| Raamrattan | Attentive to God |
| Raanan | One who is joyful and singing |
| Raaqeem | Variant of Raqim: Writer. Recorder. |
| Raaqim | Variant of Raqim: Writer. Recorder. |
| Raashid | Pious, follower of the right path |
| Raashu | One who is bright and radiant |
| Raasikh | Deep-rooted. Stable. |
| Raateeb | Variant of Ratib: Arranger. |
| Raatib | Arranger; Variant of Ratib: Arranger. |
| Raavi | A river flowing in India |
| Raaz | A secret kept from others |
| Raaziq | Variant of Raziq: God. Provider. |
| Rab | Diminutive of Robert: Famed, bright; shining. An all-time favorite boys name since the Middle Ages. Famous Bearers: Scottish national hero Robert the Bruce and novelist Robert Ludlum. |
| Rabah | Fourth born; Gainer |
| Rabb | Lord. Master. (This name is not used for humans) |
| Rabbah | Great, powerful, contentious' |
| RABBANI | Belonging to the Almighty |
| Rabbi | A teacher of Jewish law |
| Rabbie | Diminutive of Robert: Famed, bright; shining. An all-time favorite boys' name since the Middle Ages. Famous Bearers: Scottish national hero Robert the Bruce and novelist Robert Ludlum. |
| Rabboni | My great master or teacher |
| Rabee | A name meaning spring or springtime. |
| Rabek | A name meaning a springborn child. |
| Raben | King of All; Intelligent |
| Rabhartach | An Irish name meaning prosperous. |
| Rabhav | Skilled; Glowing Rays of the Sun |
| Rabhu | Skillful; Prudent |
| Rabi | A name meaning the spring season. |
| Rabiah | Garden. Springtime. |
| RABICAN | A name meaning a spring singer. |
| Rabinder | A name meaning lord of the sun. |
| Rabindra | A name meaning king of the sun. |
| Rabindranath | Sun; Poet; Lord Vishnu |
| Rabinesh | A person who is like the sun. |
| Rabit | Binding, Fastening |
| Rabiul | Born during the month of Rabi. |
| Rabmag | Who overthrows or destroys a multitude |