| Ramnish | The lord of the night of Rama |
| Ramparwesh | Combination of 'Rama' and 'Parwesh', meaning 'one who is devoted to Lord Rama'. |
| Ramprashad | Blessings of Lord Rama |
| Ramprit | In Love with God |
| Ramrajan | Combination of 'Rama' and 'Rajan', meaning 'one who is a king or ruler'. |
| Ramraje | Combination of 'Rama' and 'Raje', meaning 'one who is a king or ruler'. |
| Ramrao | A noble and royal Rama devotee |
| Ramriyu | One who is beloved by Lord Rama |
| Ramsingh | Combination of 'Rama' and 'Singh', meaning 'one who is a warrior or brave'. |
| Ramswarup | Combination of 'Rama' and 'Swarup', meaning 'one who is a divine form of Lord Rama'. |
| Ramunaja | The younger brother of Rama |
| Ramveera | A brave warrior of Lord Rama |
| Ramvilas | Coolness of Lord Rama |
| Ramvir | Combination of 'Rama' and 'Vir', meaning 'one who is brave or courageous'. |
| Ranasankar | A lord of battle and conflict. |
| Randjan | One who delights in the battle. |
| Raneesh | Lord of the Battle |
| Ranehsa | The supreme lord of the battle. |
| Rangaiyan | Derived from Tamil, meaning 'one who is a skilled warrior or fighter'. |
| Rangal | A person who is full of color. |
| Rangbehri | Derived from Hindi, meaning 'one who is a skilled warrior or fighter'. |
| Rangnekar | Derived from Marathi, meaning 'one who is a skilled warrior or fighter'. |
| Ranhotra | One who performs war rituals. |
| Ranjesh | The Lord of Night |
| Ranveet | A person who enjoys the battle. |
| Ranzith | The Conqueror of the Battle |
| Raochana | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Ratanlal | A precious and beloved jewel. |
| Rathnesh | Part of Diamond |
| Rathpati | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a charioteer or a king'. |
| Ratiguna | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a skilled archer or marksman'. |
| Ratindra | The king of precious jewels. |
| Ratnaditya | Combination of 'Ratna' and 'Ditya', meaning 'one who is a precious gem or a shining star'. |
| Ratnakant | The beloved of the ocean gem. |
| Ratnayaka | A leader of precious gems. |
| Rauneet | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a wise or intelligent person'. |
| Rav | The radiant sun or light. |
| Ravatram | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a brave or courageous warrior'. |
| Raveendar | Derived from Tamil, meaning 'one who is a king or a ruler'. |
| Ravichandran | The Sun and Moon Conjoined |