| Raghavarao | King of kings, a name representing royalty and dominance |
| Raghubabu | Lord of the senses, a name signifying control and mastery |
| Raghuvara | The best of the Raghus. |
| Raghuveera | The hero of the Raghus. |
| Rajakishore | King of the sea, a name representing power and dominion |
| Rajalingu | King of the people, a name signifying leadership and governance |
| Rajamallu | King of the forest, a name representing power and control |
| Rajanarasimha | Lord Narsimha Swamy |
| Rajarao | A noble king or leader. |
| Rajashaker | King of Mountain |
| Rajaswamy | King of the universe, a name signifying power and authority |
| Rajavardhan | One who grows in power. |
| Rajendhar | King of the gods, a name representing royalty and divinity |
| Rajendraprasad | Lord of Kings; Lord Shiva |
| Rajesham | Lord of kings and rulers |
| Rajeshbabu | A noble king or master |
| Rajinikar | The Moon; King of Night |
| Rajmallu | King of the people, a name signifying leadership and governance |
| Rajniesh | The Moon; Lord of the Night |
| Rajukumar | King of Nation; Prosperity |
| Rajureddy | King of the kings, a name representing royalty and dominance |
| Rakhesh | Lord of the Night; The Moon |
| Rallapalli | Lord of the village, a name signifying local power and authority |
| Ramajogayya | Devotee of Lord Rama |
| Ramanaidu | Servant of Lord Rama, a name representing devotion and loyalty |
| Ramanatha | Lord Rama, a name signifying devotion and reverence |
| Ramanaujan | Derived from the name of the Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. |
| Ramaneswara | Beloved God or Lord |
| Ramanjulu | Lord Rama's jewel, symbolizing purity and nobility. |
| Ramanna | Beautiful; Enchanting |
| Ramasai | Lord Rama's victory, signifying triumph and success. |
| Ramashekar | Lord Rama's mountain, representing strength and courage. |
| Ramkrishn | Lord Rama - Krishna |
| Ramprathap | Valour of Rama; Lord Rama |
| Ramsankar | Lord Rama - Shiva |
| Ramswamy | Lord Rama, the master |
| Ranganadh | Lord Rama's gift, symbolizing blessings and prosperity. |
| Ranghanath | Lord Rama's lord, signifying devotion and worship. |
| Rathayya | Lord Rama's chariot, representing speed and progress. |
| Rathnakar | Lord Rama's jewel, symbolizing wisdom and knowledge. |