| Richeard | English name meaning 'powerful leader' or 'brave ruler' |
| Ritz | Powerful and noble |
| Rizli | Meadow With Shrubs |
| Rizly | Meadow with Shrubs |
| Roberti | Italian form of Robert, meaning 'bright fame' or 'shining glory'. |
| Rokon | Possibly derived from a Slavic origin, meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'. |
| Roneil | Derived from Old French, meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Roniel | Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'God is my light'. |
| Ryutaro | Son of the Big Dragon |
| Saewulf | A wolf of the salt water. |
| Sago | A wise and learned person. |
| Sandee | Defender of Men |
| Sceobba | A person of shaggy hair. |
| Seeman | One who works upon the ocean. |
| Segwrides | A name meaning victory rider. |
| Selises | One who brings gentle peace. |
| Senomagli | Old magician or wise sorcerer |
| Senomaglos | Old wise or old magician |
| Sentraille | From the Old French for 'castle' or 'fortress' |
| Seofeca | From the Old English for 'divine' or 'holy' |
| Aytrop | Ruler of the city or town |
| Baerla | Derived from the Old English 'bærla,' meaning 'battle' or 'warrior.' |
| Sibwine | From the Old English 'sibb,' meaning 'friend' or 'ally,' and 'wine,' meaning 'friend' or 'ally.' |
| Sideman | Man by the side |
| Sigehaeth | A victorious heath dweller. |
| Sigered | Victory counsel |
| Stenin | Possibly derived from Old English, meaning 'stone' or 'rock' |
| Taesa | Possibly derived from 'taesa', a Gaelic name meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent'. |
| Tannur | A name meaning a baker of bread. |
| Tatwulf | Old English name 'Tatwulf,' meaning 'warrior wolf' or 'battle wolf.' |
| Tauleas | Derived from the Old French 'tauleas,' meaning 'tailor' or 'seamster.' |
| Terrol | Derived from Old French, meaning 'of the earth' |
| Bakker | A name meaning one who bakes bread. |
| Baldewyne | Derived from Old English, meaning 'brave friend' |
| Theodbeorht | Derived from Old English, meaning 'bright and famous' or 'famous and renowned' |
| Theoderich | Ruler of the People |
| Theodlac | Derived from Old English, meaning 'people's glory' or 'glory of the people' |
| Thornely | Derived from Old English, meaning 'thorn meadow' or 'meadow of thorns' |
| Tidwulf | Derived from 'tid', meaning 'tide' or 'sea', and 'wulf', meaning 'wolf'. |
| Tisan | High-spirited; Variant of Tyson |